Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 347
riking re-semblance to the dove, or pigeon, although it wasoriginally patterned after the gliding seed-leaf ofthe Zanonia palm. Even the Taube is beinglargely superseded by newer designs approachingmore nearly the common monoplane type. (5) The HYDROAiiROPLANE. The Hydroaero-plane is simply an… … TAUBE MONOPLANE IN FLIGHT. (6) The Flying Boat. The Flying Boat, aCurtiss invention, is a hydroaeroplane with anenlarged pontoon or boat. This boat is a sub-stantially made, waterproofed fuselage, and isconstructed of fine grained boards over a rigidframework. The forward portion is either…
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