Progress Of Aeronautics In France - Scientific American, November 17, 1906
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SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN - ORIGINAL, 2 PAGES WITH STORY & 5 PHOTOS "PROGRESS OF AERONAUTICS IN FRANCE" - NOVEMBER 17, 1906 ALSO LETTERS & SKETCH ON FLIGHT OF GLIDING MACHINES. - B/W PHOTOS APPROX: 5 in. X 3 1/2 in. SHOW: 1. THE NEW DEUTSCH AIRSHIP "VILLE DE PARIS" THE LATEST AND LARGEST DIRIGIBLE BALLOON. - 2. UNDER SIDE OF THE BALLOON TOWARD THE REAR. - 3. THE POWER PLANT, A 70-HORSE-POWER, 4-CYLINDER, WATER-COOLED ARGUS MOTOR. - 4. SANTOS DUMONT IN THE BASKET OF HIS AEROPLANE "14-BIS." - 5. THE AEROPLANE MAKING ITS FIRST SUCCESSFUL FREE FLIGHT WITH ITS OWNER IN CONTROL. Listed with ExportYourStore.com
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