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Scientific American, Vol. 100, No. 26 (June 1909) (1909)

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e " Antoinette IV." De Rue flew about 6 miles in a 15-milewind imne 6th at Fort Aviation, Juvissy. This is one of the most'successful French aeroplanes. It has a 50-horse-power 8-cylinder motor. M. Louis Bleriot flying in his No. 12 monoplane. The Lepetil aeroplane—a new biplane resembling the… … View of the Zeppelin airship, showing compartment construction and arrangement of the various parts. A llO-horse-power motor in each car drives a propeller on each side of the airship. Triple vertical rudders are placed between the stabilizing planes at the rear and multiple horizontal rudders are…

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