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1911
1911 - 0125.PDF
Flight, February 18, 1911. First Aero Weekly in the World. A Journal devoted to the Interests, Practice, and Progress of Aerial Locomotion and Transport. OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE ROYAL AERO CLUB OF THE UNITED KINGDOM. 112. (No. 7. Vol. III.)] FFRRTIAPV 18 inn fRegistered at the G.P.O."] fWeekly, Price Id. rJiBKUAKV 10, 1911. L as a Newspaper. J L ?OSt Free, lid. CARS AND FLYING AT BROOKLANDS.—Brooklands has now become quite a centre of activity by reason of the flying attractions daily in operation there. Two pictures, taken on Saturday last, above give some idea of the gatherings which assemble day by day around the actual flving village. In the upper photograph Mr. Tom Sopwith is flying his E.N.V.-engined Howard Wright biplane, one of the very successful Bristol machines being seen to the right. In the bottom picture Mr. Low, one of the expert pilots of the Bristol Co., is making one of his fine flights round the aerodrome.
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