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Aviation History
1911
1911 - 0280.PDF
APRIL I, 1911. Mr. Alec Ogilvle's Baby Wright, the smallest machine in the Show. The propellers are the same as those used on the standard model, and together spread across the full span of the machine. An N.E.C. two-stroke engine is htted In this model, which is otherwise the same as that with which Mr. Ogilvie competed on behalf of England in the Gordon-Bennett Rac*. The Humber biplane, with the sloping panels to give improved lateral stability. by wires to steer and balance the machine. These panels can be controlled " Flight" Copyright. Two views of the latest genuine Bleriot monoplane, showing the protective roof over the engine and tank and the partially covered framework. 282
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