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Scientific American, Vol. 100, No. 25 (June 1909) (1909)

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ch surface and is stretched over the end of not only mountains but a large area of absolute desert, each rib, thus serving to keep tight the cloth, which is gether, while the front wheel is mounted in a strong presenting many difficulties in the way of constructing also wrapped around the front… … Photographs copyrighted 1909 by Benner. THREE-QUARTER FRONT VIEW OF THE NEW CURTISS BIPLANE BUILT FOR THE AERONAUTIC SOCIETY. A double horizontal rudder in front is balanced by a single horizontal tail. The 4-cy!inder 35 horse-power motor, with radiator in front and propeller at the rear, is shown…

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