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1912
1912 - 1027.PDF
14 * -»*;«i " Copyright* DETAILS OF THE HANRIOT MONOPLANE.—1. The fitting by which the aluminium side-plates are clipped to the fuselage. 2. An Interesting fitting by which the fuselage may be divided so that it can fo'.d in two. To dismantle or re-erect the fuselage takes no longer than the time required to operate the bolt of a rifle. 3. Showing how the rear parts of the main skids are shod with steel and punched out to act as a brake. 4. The pilot's cockpit, showing his instruments, the fuel-tank, and his chest of spare parts and fusl. 5. The cross-bracing socket, stamped from sheet steel. 6. One of the four bolts which, being removed, allow the engine, together with Its carlinguee, to come clear of the machine. 7. The method of attaching the wing wires to the main spars. 1027
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