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1912
1912
Abramovich
biplane
-
Wright
adaptation;
2
Crew
up
to
3
passengers
Country
of
Origin:
Russia
Designed
and
built
by
V.
M.
Abramovich
Span:
38'9"
Length:
27'3"
Weight
loaded:
1587
lb
Picture
from
Russian
Aviation
Museum
1912
AEG
Z3
biplane
Country
of
Origin:
Germany
Designed
and
built
by
AEG
Company
Span:
50'10"
No
picture
found
1912
Aerotorpille
biplane
pusher-prop
behind
tail
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
by
L.Gaudard
and
built
by
Chantiers
d'Artois
Span:
32'10"
Length:
19'8"
Weight:
550
lb
empty
Speed:
83
mph
Picture
courtesy
of
Opdycke
L.E.
author
of
French
Aeroplanes
before
the
Great
War
1912
Albatros
"Doppeltaube"
(Double
Dove)
biplane
Country
of
Origin:
Germany
Designed
and
built
by
Albatros
Company
Picture
from
Willem
Mar
1912
Albatros
DD1
"Pfeil"
(Arrow)
biplane
Country
of
Origin:
Germany
Designed
and
built
by
Albatros
Company
Picture
from
Willem
Mar
1912
Albatros
F-2
biplane
Country
of
Origin:
Germany
Designed
and
built
by
Albatros
Works
Span:
50'10"
Length:
41'10"
Weight
empty:
858
lbs.
Picture
from
Milan
Javorsky
1912
Albatros
WM2
biplane
Country
of
Origin:
Germany
Designed
and
built
by
Albatros
Company
Span:
39'9"
Length:
39'9"
Weight
empty:
2206
lbs
Speed:
32
mph
No
picture
found
1912
Albessard
Tandem
monoplane
highwing
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
Albessard
Length:
45'11"
Picture
courtesy
of
Opdycke
L.E.
author
of
French
Aeroplanes
before
the
Great
War
1912
Antoni
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
Italy
Designed
and
built
by
Guido
and
Ugo
Antoni
Picture
from
www.aeronautica.it
1912
Arsenal
seaplane
Country
of
Origin:
Austria
Designed
and
built
by
K.
and
K
Arsenal
Picture
from
Milan
Javorsky
1912
ASL
Viking
No.
1
tractor
biplane,
2
props
Country
of
Origin:
UK
Designed
and
built
by
Aeronautical
Syndicate
Ltd..
Span:
31'
Length:
29'6"
Weight:
800
lb
Speed:
55
mph
Picture
courtesy
of
Goodall.
M.
co-author
with
A.Tagg
(deceased)
of
British
Aircraft
before
the
Great
War
Schiffer
Publishing
Ltd.
Atglen.
1912
Astra
Type
CM
biplane
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
Astra
Span:
40'5"
Length:
35'11"
Weight
empty:
1483
lbs
Speed:
53
mph
Picture
from
Willem
Mar
1912
Astra
Hydro-Biplane
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
ASTRA
Span:
40'4"
Length:
36'1"
Weight:
1760
lb
empty
Picture
from
www.ctie.monash.edu
1912
Astra
Triplane
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
ASTRA
Span:
42'8"
Length:
31'10"
Weight:
2530
lb
gross
Speed:
56
mph
Picture
from
www.ctie.monash.edu
1912
Auto-Fiacre
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designer
and
builder
unknown,
piloted
by
Coupart
and
Goulard
No
picture
found
1912
Aviatik
"Taube"
("Dove")
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
Germany
Designed
and
built
by
Aviatik
Company
Span:
37'9"
Length:
27'10"
Weight
empty:
749
lbs
Speed:
53
mph
Picture
from
Willem
Mar
1912
AVRO
500
2-seater
biplane
Country
of
Origin:
UK
Designed
and
built
by
AVRO
Picture
from
Milan
Javorsky
1912
AVRO
Type
E
biplane
Span:
36'
Length:
29'
Weight:
99/1300
lb
Speed:
upto
60
mph
Picture
from
//members.shaw.ca/flyingaces/
1912
AVRO
Type
F
enclosed
monoplane
Span:
28'
Length:
23'
Weight:
550/800
lb
Speed:
65
mph
Picture
courtesy
of
M.
Goodall
and
A.
Tagg
(deceased)
authors
of
British
Aircraft
before
the
Great
War,
Published
by
Schiffer
Publishing
Ltd.,
Atglen,
PA
1912
AVRO
Type
G
enclosed
Biplane
Span:
35'3"
Length:
28'6"
Weight:
1190/1800
lb
Speed:
60
mph
Range:
340
miles
Country
of
Origin:
UK
Designed
and
built
by
A.V.Roe
&
Co.
Picture
courtesy
of
Goodall
M.
co-author
with
Tagg
A.(deceased)
of
British
Aircraft
before
the
Great
War,
Schiffer
Publishing
Ltd.
1912
Barillon
No.
4
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
Pierre
Barillon
Span:
24'
Length:
19'6"
Weight:
470
lb
Speed:
40
mph
Picture
from
Willem
Mar
1912
Bates
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
USA
Designed
and
built
by
Charles
Bates
Picture:
http://www
aerofiles.com/
1912
B.C.D
No.
1
"El
Cangrejo"
(Crab)
biplane
-
probably
the
first
plane
built
in
Spain
Country
of
Origin:
Spain
Designed
and
built
by
J.
Barcala,
J.de
la
Cierva
and
P.
Diaz
Speed:
53
mph
Picture
from
Juan
Lobos
Martin
1912
Beech
National
biplane
-
dual
control
2-seater
Country
of
Origin:
USA
Designed
and
built
by
A.C.
Beech
Span:
52'
Picture
from
Willem
Mar
1912
Berthaud
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
Berthaud
Span:
44'
Length:
34'5"
Weight
empty:
925
lbs
Picture
from
www.
ctie.monash.edu
1912
Bertin
No.
5
2-seater
monoplane
-
in
this
plane
L.
Bertin
and
his
son
Rene
were
killed
in
1913
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
Leonce
Bertin
Span:
34'2"
Length:
28'11"
Weight:
772
lbs
empty
Top
Speed:
77
mph
Picture
from
www.ctie.monash.edu.au
1912
Benoist
Biplane
flyingboat
-
2-seater
Country
of
Origin:
USA
Designed
by
Th.W.Benoist
and
built
by
Benoist
Aircraft
Co.
Span:
45'
Price:
$
4250
No
picture
found
1912
Benoist
Type
XII
2-seater
tractor
biplane
-
flew
with
float
attached
down
Missouri
and
Mississippi
rivers
for
1973
miles.
Country
of
Origin:
USA
Designed
by
Thomas
W.Benoist
and
built
by
Benoist
Aircraft
Co.
Span:
55'5"
Length:
23'7"
Weight:
1100
lb
Picture
from
//members.shaw.ca/flyingaces/
which
offers
more
information
1912
Benton
II
tractor
biplane
Country
of
Origin:
UK
Designed
and
built
by
John
F.
Benton.
Picture
courtesy
of
Goodall.
M.
co-author
with
A.Tagg
(deceased)
of
British
Aircraft
before
the
Great
War
Schiffer
Publishing
Ltd.
Atglen.
1912
Blackburn
Single
seater
tractor
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
UK
Designed
and
built
by
Robert
Blackburn
Span:
32'1"
Length:
26'3"
Weight
all
up:
980
lb
Speed:
60
mph
Picture
courtesy
of
Goodall.
M.
co-author
with
A.Tagg
(deceased)
of
British
Aircraft
before
the
Great
War
Schiffer
Publishing
Ltd.
Atglen
1912
Blackburn
III
tractor
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
UK
Designed
and
built
by
Robert
Blackburn
Span:
32'
Length:
31
Weight
all
up:
800
lb
Speed:
75
mph
Picture
courtesy
of
Goodall.
M.
co-author
with
A.Tagg
(deceased)
of
British
Aircraft
before
the
Great
War
Schiffer
Publishing
Ltd.
Atglen.
1912
Blackburn
Type
E
military
tractor
monoplane
-
2-seater
Country
of
Origin:
UK
Designed
and
built
by
Robert
Blackburn
Span:
38'4"
Length:
31'2"
Speed:
80
mph
Picture
courtesy
of
Goodall.
M.
co-author
with
A.Tagg
(deceased)
of
British
Aircraft
before
the
Great
War
Schiffer
Publishing
Ltd.
Atglen.
1912
Bleriot
XI
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
Louis
Bleriot
This
year
his
most
successful
plane
was
again
produced
in
the
following
versions:
XI-Ecole
Type
(Trainer)
XI-Taxi-Pinguin
Span:
29'3"
Length:
25'7"
Weight:
915
lb
Speed:
60
mph
XI-Artillerie
XI-Type
Span:
29'3"
Length:
25'7"
Weight:
660
lb
Speed:
55
mph
XI-2
Genie
Span:
31'10"
Length:
27'3"
Weight:
1200
lb
Speed:
68
mph
XI-2
Hauteur
XI-3
Concourse
Militaire
3
seater
Span:
37'3"
Length:
26'
Weight:
1150
lb
Model
kits:
Bleriot
XI
model
kit
is
available
from
www.3seabees.com
Picture
of
model
plane
from
www.3seabees
com
1912
Bleriot
XXXIII
Canard
Bleu
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
Louis
Bleriot
Span:
34'6"
Length:
26'3"
Weight:
730
lb
Speed:
72
mph
Picture
courtesy
of
Opdycke
L.E.
author
of
French
Aeroplanes
before
the
Great
War
1912
Bleriot
XXXVI
Torpille
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
Louis
Bleriot
Span:
40'2"
Weight:
830
lb
Speed:
47
mph
Picture
courtesy
of
Opdycke
L.E.
author
of
French
Aeroplanes
before
the
Great
War
1912
Blinderman-Gilbert
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
Blinderman
and
Gilbert
Span:
32'
Length:
28'10"
Picture
from
Willem
Mar
1912
Boland
tailless
pusher
biplane
Country
of
Origin:
USA
Designed
by
F-and
J.Boland,
built
by
Boland
Aeroplanes
Co
Span:
35'6"
Length:
21'2"
Picture:
http://www
aerofiles.com/
1912
Bomhard
"Pfeil"
("Arrow")
biplane
-
Pilot
Sablatnig
set
a
world
record
on
Sept
27,
1912
with
three
passengers
to
a
height
of
1120
meters
Country
of
Origin:
Austria
Designed
and
built
by
Karl
Bomhard
No
picture
found
1912
Borel
hydro-monoplane
2
seater
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
Borel
Brothers
Picture
courtesy
Opdycke
L.E.
author
of
French
Aeroplanes
before
the
Great
War
1912
Borel
monoplane
(Vedrines)
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
Borel
Brothers
Span:
31'2"
Length:
19'8"
Weight:
948
lb
gross
Picture
courtesy
Opdycke
L.E.
author
of
French
Aeroplanes
before
the
Great
War
1912
Borel
O
BUS
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
bv
Borel
Brothers
Picture
courtesy
Opdycke
L.E.
author
of
French
Aeroplanes
before
the
Great
War
1912
Botyanszky
MB-1
Country
of
Origin:
Slovakia
Designed
and
built
by
Botyanszky
Picture
not
yet
found.
Information
from
Milan
Javorsky
1912
Breguet
Tractor
Biplane
"Militaire"
-
for
transport
the
wings
can
be
folded
along
the
fuselage
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
Louis
Breguet
Picture
from
www.ctie.monash.edu
1912
Breguet
tractor
bipane
U
series
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
Louis
Breguet
Span:
41'8"
Length:
27'5"
Weight:
1730
lb
gross
Speed:
65
mph
Picture
from
www.ctie.monash.edu
1912
Breguet
U-2
Hydro-avion
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
Louis
Breguet
Span:
46'
Length:
36'
Weight:
1540
lb
Picture
courtesy
of
Opdycke
L
.E,.
author
of
French
Aeroplanes
before
the
Great
War
1912
Bristol
tractor
monoplane
-
built
in
various
types
Country
of
Origin:
UK
Designed
by
Pierre
Prier,
built
by
Bristol
Airplane
Co.
Span:
varied
from
30'2
up
to
35'6,
Length:
either
24'6"
or
27'
Picture
from
www.ctie.monash.edu
1912
Bristol
Coanda
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
Romania/UK
Designed
by
Henri
Coanda
(Romanian)
Built
by
Bristol
Aircraft
Various
dimensions,
Span:
40',41'3",39'4",42'9"
Length:
27',28'3",30'9",29'2"
Picture
courtesy
of
Goodall
M.
co-author
with
Tagg
A.(deceased)
of
British
Aircraft
before
the
Great
War
1912
Bristol
GE.2
biplane
Country
of
Origin:
UK
Designed
by
Gordon
England
Built
by
Bristol
Aircraft
Span:
40'
Length:
31'
Weight
all-up:
1980lb
Speed:
62
mph
Picture
courtesy
of
Goodall
M.
co-author
with
Tagg
A.(deceased)
of
British
Aircraft
before
the
Great
War
1912
Bristol
GE.3
2-seater
biplane
Country
of
Origin:
UK
Designed
by
Gordon
England
Built
by
Bristol
Aeroplane
Co.
Picture
from
Bristol
Aeroplane
Co.
1912
Bronislawski
II
2-seater
biplane
Country
of
Origin:
Poland/France
Designed
by
B.
Bronislawski
(Pole),
built
by
Farman,
France
No
picture
found
1912
Brule
biplane
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
Brule
Span:
26'3"
Length:
26'3"
Weight:
551
lb
empty
Picture
courtesy
Opdycke
L.E.
author
of
French
Aeroplanes
before
the
Great
War
1912
Burgess
H
Military
tractor
biplane
-
2-seater
Country
of
Origin:
USA
Designed
and
built
by
W.Burgess
Span:
34'6"
Length:
27'9"
Picture
courtesy
www.earlyaviator.com
1912
Burgess-Gill
twin-hydro
biplane
-
2
pusher-tractor
props,
2-seater
Country
of
Origin:
USA
Designed
and
built
by
W.Burgess
and
Gill
Span:
39'
Length:
27'9"
No
picture
found
1912
Burgess-Wright
military
biplane
Country
of
Origin:
USA
Designed
and
built
by
Burgess
with
Wright
licence
Picture
from
www.earlyaviators.com
1912
Calderara
seaplane
-
carried
pilot
and
three
passsengers
-
largest
airplane
existing
in
1912
Country
of
Origin:
Italy
Designed
and
built
by
Mario
Calderara
Picture
from
//aviation.calderara.com
1912
Call
II
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
USA
Designed
and
built
by
Henry
Laurens
Call
No
picture
found
1912
Camo
y
Acedo
biplane?
Country
of
Origin:
Spain
Designed
and
built
by
Camo
and
Acedo
No
picture
found
1912
Caproni
No.13
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
Italy
Designed
and
built
by
Gianni
Caproni
Picture
from
Milan
Javorsky
1912
Caproni
No.16
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
Italy
Designed
and
built
by
Gianni
Caproni
Picture
from
Milan
Javorsky
1912
Caproni
No.18
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
Italy
Designed
and
built
by
Gianni
Caproni
Picture
from
Milan
Javorsky
1912
Castaibert
III
monoplane
(no
larger
image)
Country
of
Origin:
Argentina
Designed
and
built
by
Castaibert
Picture
from
Argentinian
friend
1912
Cato
pusher
biplane
Country
of
Origin:
USA
Designed
and
built
by
Joseph
L.Cato
Picture:
http://www
aerofiles.com/
1912
Caudron
Type
C
and
D
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
Rene
Caudron
No
picture
found
1912
Caudron
Type
M
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
Rene
Caudron
Picture
courtesy
Opdycke
E.L.
author
of
French
Aeroplanes
before
the
Great
War
1912
Caudron
Type
Monaco
pusher
bi-seaplane
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
Rene
Caudron
Picture
courtesy
Opdycke
E.L.
author
of
French
Aeroplanes
before
the
Great
War
1912
Caudron
Type
Special
-
5-seater
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
Rene
Caudron
Span
upper:
49'3"
lower:
38'9"
Length:
24'7"
Weight:
705
lb
empty
Speed:
56
mph
Picture
courtesy
Opdycke
E.L.
author
of
French
Aeroplanes
before
the
Great
War
1912
Cayol
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
Theodor
Cayol
No
picture
found.
1912
Cessna
Silver
Wings
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
USA
Designed
and
built
by
Clyde
Cessna
Picture
of
reconstruction
from
Cessna.
1912
Champel
No.
4
Pusher
Biplane
-
5
persons
aboard!
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
Florentin
Champel
Span:
upper:
54'6"
lower
38'
Weight:
1540
lb
gross
Picture
from
www.ctie.monash.edu
1912
Chanter
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
UK
Designed
and
built
by
M.Chanter
Picture
courtesy
of
Goodall
M.
co-author
with
Tagg
A.
(deceased)
of
British
Aircraft
before
the
Great
War
Schiffer
Publishing
Ltd.
Atglen
1912
Cheramy-Gilbert
amphibian
canard
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
France/Switzerland
Designed
and
built
by
Louis
Gilbert
and
A.Cheramy,
Swiss.
Span:
26'3"
Length:
41'
No
picture
found
1912
Chiribiri
No.
5
2-seater
tractor
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
Italy
Designed
and
built
by
Antonio
Chiribiri
Span:
31'
Length:
24'
Weight:
770
lb
gross
Speed:
55
mph
Model
plans
are
available
from
http://www.pr-kits.com/
Picture
from
damaged
second-hand
book,
author
etc.
unknown
1912?
Christies
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
USA
Designed
and
built
by
W.
Christies
Picture
from
Willem
Mar
1912
Christofferson
trainer
biplane
-
2
seater
Country
of
Origin:
USA
Designed
and
built
by
Harry
and
Silas
Christofferson
Picture:
http://www
aerofiles.com/
1912
Christofferson
Curtiss
Type
headless
pusher
biplane
Country
of
Origin:
USA
Designed
and
built
by
Harry
and
Silas
Christofferson
Picture:
http://www
aerofiles.com/
1912
Church
and
Sherwood
biplane
Country
of
Origin:
USA
Designed
and
built
by
Church
and
Sherwood
No
picture
found,
information
from
Milan
Javorsky
1912
Cihak
Type
E
Country
of
Origin:
Czechia
(Austro-Hungarian
Empire)
Designed
and
built
by
E.
and
H.
Cihak
Span:
28'10"
Length:
29'2"
Picture
from
Aeromedia.CZ
1912
Cihak
Type
F
Country
of
Origin:
Czechia
(Austro-Hungarian
Empire)
Designed
and
built
by
E.
and
H.
Cihak
Picture
from
Aeromedia.CZ
1912
Cihak
Type
G
2-seater
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
Czechia
(Austro-Hungarian
Empire)
Designed
and
built
by
E.
and
H.
Cihak
Span:
23'8"
Length:
31'10"
Weight:
1235
lb
Picture
from
Aeromedia
CZ
 1912
Cihak
Type
H
1-seater
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
Czechia(Austro-Hungarian
Empire)
Designed
and
built
by
E.
and
H.
Cihak
Picture
from
Aeromedi.CZ
1912
Cihak
Type
J
2-seater
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
Czechia
(Austro-Hungarian
Empire)
Designed
and
built
by
E.
and
H.
Cihak
Span:
31'10"
Length:
23'7"
Weight:
1650
lb
Picture
from
Aeromedi.CZ
1912
Cihak
"Rapid
A"
1-seater
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
Czechia(Austro-Hungarian
Empire)
Designed
and
built
by
E.
and
H.
Cihak
Span:
27'7"
Length:
24'
Weight:
858
lb
Picture
from
Aeromedia.CZ
1912
Cihak
"Rapid
C"
1-seater
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
Czechia(Austro-Hungarian
Empire)
Designed
and
built
by
E.
and
H.
Cihak
Span:
26'3"
Length:
19'8"
Weight:
837
lb
Picture
from
Aeromedia.CZ
1912
Cirulis
Country
of
Origin:
Latvia
(Russian
Empire)
Designed
and
built
by
Kristops
Cirulis
No
picture
found
1912
Clement-Bayard
biplane
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
Gustave
Clement-Bayard
Span:
upper
36'1"
lower
24'7"
Length:
32'2"
Speed:
50
mph
Picture
from
Willem
Mar
1912
Clement-Bayard
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
Gustave
Clement-Bayard
Picture
courtesy
Opdycke
E.L.
author
of
French
Aeroplanes
before
the
Great
War
1912
Cockburn
biplane
Country
of
Origin:
UK
Designed
and
built
by
G.
B.
Cockburn
No
picture
found
1912
Cody
No.
IV
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
UK
Designed
and
built
by
Samuel
Cody
Span:
43'6"
Length:
37'
Weight:
3100
lb
all
up
Speed:
58-83
mph
Picture
courtesy
of
Goodall
M.
co-author
with
Tagg
A.
(deceased)
of
British
Aircraft
before
the
Great
War
Schiffer
Publishing
Ltd.
Atglen
1912
Copin
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
George
Copin
Span:
29'6"
Length:
24'7"
Picture
www.ctie.monash.edu.au
1912
Cooke
No.
1
pusher
biplane
Country
of
Origin:
USA
Designed
and
built
by
Weldon
B.
Cooke
Picture:
http://www
aerofiles.com/
1912
Cooke
flying
boat
biplane
Country
of
Origin:
USA
Designed
and
built
by
Weldon
B.
Cooke
Picture:
http://www
aerofiles.com/
1912
Cordner
monoplane
No.
2
Country
of
Origin:
UK
Designed
and
built
by
Joseph
Cordner
Picture
courtesy
of
Goodall
M.
co-author
with
Tagg
A.
(deceased)
of
British
Aircraft
before
the
Great
War
Schiffer
Publishing
Ltd.
Atglen
1912
COW
No.
10
biplane
Country
of
Origin:
UK
Designed
and
built
by
Coventry
Ordnance
Works
Various
types
Span:
40'
and
56'
Length:
33'3"
Weight:
1900-1950
lb
allup
Speed:
20-60
mph
Picture
courtesy
of
Goodall
M.
co-author
with
Tagg
A.
(deceased)
of
British
Aircraft
before
the
Great
War
Schiffer
Publishing
Ltd.
Atglen
1912
C.P.C.
2-seater
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
Chevalier
Picture
www.ctie.monash.edu.au
1912
Csok
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
Hungary
Designed
and
built
by
Karoly
Csok
Picture
courtesy
Andor
Gibas,
Information
Gabor
Fekecs
1912
Curtiss
A-2
pusher
biplane
Country
of
Origin:
USA
Designed
and
built
by
Glenn
Curtiss
Picture:
http://www.aerofiles.com/
1912
Curtiss
E
flyingboat
-
2-3
seater,
dual
control
Country
of
Origin:
USA
Designed
and
built
by
Glenn
Curtiss
Span:
37'
Length:
27'9"
Picture:
http://www.aerofiles.com/
1912
Curtiss
OWL
(Over
Water
or
Land)
pusher
bi-flyingboat
Country
of
Origin:
USA
Designed
and
built
by
Glenn
Curtiss
Picture:
http://www.aerofiles.com/
1912
Dajoigny
et
Beaussart
"3rd"
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
Dajoigny
and
Beaussart
Picture
courtesy
Opdycke
L.E.
author
of
French
Aeroplanes
before
the
Great
War
1912
Danard
et
Nayout
pusher
biplane
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
Danard
and
Nayout
Picture
courtesy
Opdycke
L.E.
author
of
French
Aeroplanes
before
the
Great
War
1912
D'Artois
"Aerotorpille"
biplane
Country
of
Origin:
France
Constructed
by
Chantieres
d'Artois
Span:
34'9"
Length:
23'
Weight:
550
lbs
Speed:
84
mph
No
picture
found
1912
Day
tractor
biplane
Country
of
Origin:
USA
Designed
and
built
by
Charles
H.
Day
Drawings
from
Willem
Mar
1912?
De
Beer
Type
3/4
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
Belgium/France
Designed
by
De
Beer
(Belgian)
Built
in
France
by
Ratmanoff
Span:
32'2"
Length:
24'8"
Speed:
25-71
mph
Picture
courtesy
L.E.Opdycke
author
French
Aeroplanes
before
the
Great
War
1912
Debongnie
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
Belgium
Designed
and
built
by
E.
F.
Debongnie
Picture
www.ctie.monash.edu.au
1912
De
Marcay-Moonen
Monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
De
Marcay-Moonen
Picture
courtesy
Opdycke
L.E.
author
of
French
Aeroplanes
before
the
Great
War
1912
De
Marcay-Moonen
"L'Abeille"
(Bee)
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
Baron
Edmond
de
Marcay
and
Moonen
Picture
from
Willem
Mar
1912
Demazel
biplane
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
Lucien
Demazel
Picture
courtesy
Opdycke
L.E.
author
of
French
Aeroplanes
before
the
Great
War
1912
Deperdussin
"Grand
Prix
d'Anjou"
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
Armand
Deperdussin
Picture
courtesy
Opdycke
L.E.
author
of
French
Aeroplanes
before
the
Great
War
1912
Deperdussin
"L'Espervier"
F
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
Armand
Deperdussin
Picture
courtesy
Opdycke
L.E.
author
of
French
Aeroplanes
before
the
Great
War
1912
Deperdussin
Type
Tamise
Land
or
Seaplane
Monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
Deperdussin
Picture
courtesy
L.E.Opdycke
author
French
Aeroplanes
before
the
Great
War
1912
DFW
"Mars"
2-seater
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
Germany
Designed
and
built
by
Deutsche
Flugzeug
Werke
Span:
55'2"
Length:
31'10"
Weight
empty:
1234
lbs
Speed:
65
mph
Picture
from
Willem
Mar
1912
DFW
"
Pfeil"
(Arrow)
2-seater
biplane
Country
of
Origin:
Germany
Designed
and
built
by
Deutsche
Flugzeug
Werke
Span:
41'11"
Length:
26'
Picture
from
Willem
Mar
1912
Dokuchaev-2
biplane
-
similar
to
Farman
IV,
but
much
improved
performance
due
to
upper
wing
enlarged
and
lower
wing
reduced
Country
of
Origin:
Russia
Designed
and
built
A.
Ya.
Dokuchaev
and
B.
S.
Mastennikov
Picture
from
Russian
Aviation
Museum
1912
Donnet-Leveque
flyingboat
Type
A,
B,
C
biplane
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
Donnet-Leveque
Span:
31'2"
or
32'1"
Length:
28'10"
or
27'10"
Speed:
68
mph
or
72-75
mph
Picture
courtesy
Opdycke
L.E.
author
of
French
Aeroplanes
before
the
Great
War
1912
Dorand
"Laboratoire"
biplane
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
Dorand
Picture
courtesy
Opdycke
L.E.
author
of
French
Aeroplanes
before
the
Great
War
1912
Dornier
Type
1912
2-seater
biplane
Country
of
Origin:
Germany
Designed
and
built
by
Dornier
Works
Span:
39'4"
Length:
32'10"
Weight
gross:
1484
lbs
Speed:
63
mph
No
picture
found
1912
Dunne
D
7Bis
all-wing
monoplane
Span:
35'
Weight
allup:
1728
lb
Speed:
60
mph
Picture
courtesy
Goodall
M
co-author
with
Tagg
A.(Deceased)
of
British
Aircraft
before
the
Great
War
Schiffer
Publishing
Ltd.
Atglen
1912
Dux-1
biplane
-
modification
of
Farman
VII
with
improved
performance
Country
of
Origin:
Russia
Designed
and
built
by
Dux
factory
Span:
41'8"
Length:
29'6"
Loaded
Weight:
1322
lb
Speed:
53
mph
Picture
from
Russian
Aviation
Museum
1912
Dzhevetsky
2-seater
tandem
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
Russia
Designed
and
built
by
S.
K.
Dzhevetsky
Span:
upper
29'6"
lower
18'4"
Length:
19'10"
Loaded
Weight:
1740
lb
Speed:
65
mph
Picture
from
Russian
Aviation
Museum
1912
Epps
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
USA
Designed
and
built
by
Benjamin
Thomas
Epps
Span:
34'
Length:
24'
Picture
from
Milan
Javorsky
1912
Ecker
bi-flying
boat
-
2-seater
Country
of
Origin:
USA
Designed
and
built
by
Herman
A.
Ecker
Span:
42'
Length:
26'
Picture:
http://www
aerofiles.com/
1912
Erdody
biplane
Country
of
Origin:
Hungary
Designed
and
built
by
Gyorgy
Erdody
Span:
32'4"
Length:
30'6"
3-View
and.
Information
from
Gabor
Fekecs
1912
Erdody
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
Hungary
Designed
and
built
by
Gyorgy
Erdody
Picture
and.
Information
from
Gabor
Fekecs
1912
Esnault-Pelterie
Type
K
hydro-monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
Robert
Esnault-Pelterie
Picture
courtesy
Opdycke
L.E.
author
of
French
Aeroplanes
before
the
Great
War
1912
Etrich
VIII
"Luft-Limousine"
("Air
Limousine")
4-seater
high
wing
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
Austria
(Austro-Hungarian
empire)
Designed
and
built
by
Etrich
Aeroplane
Company
Picture
from
Milan
Javorsky
1912
Etrich
IX
"Schwalbe"
("Swallow")
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
Austria
(Austro-Hungarian
empire)
Designed
and
built
by
Etrich
Aeroplane
Company
Picture
from
Milan
Javorsky
1912
EFW
Etrich
XII
"Rennapparat"
("Racing
Machine")
2-seater
bomber
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
Austria
(Austro-Hungarian
empire)
Designed
and
built
by
Etrich-Flieger-Werke
Picture
from
Milan
Javorsky
1912
Etrich
"Manövertaube"
("Military
Dove")
Fype
F
2-seater
military
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
Austria
(Austro-Hungarian
empire)
Designed
by
Igo
Etrich
Built
by
Jacob
Lohner
&
Co.
Vienna
Picture
from
Milan
Javorsky
1912
Euler
amphibian
pusher
triplane
Country
of
Origin:
Germany
Designed
and
built
by
August
Euler
Picture
from
Milan
Javorsky
1912
Euler
"Gelber
Hund"
(Yellow
dog)
pusher
biplane
2-seater
Country
of
Origin:
Germany
Designed
and
built
by
August
Euler
Picture
from
Milan
Javorsky
1912
Euler
"Taube"
(Dove)
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
Germany
Designed
and
built
by
August
Euler
Picture
from
Milan
Javorsky
1912
Faccioli
No.
6
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
Italy
Designed
by
Aristide
Faccioli,
built
by
S.P.A.
Picture
from
WW1
AERO
journal
1912
Farman
amphibian
pusher
biplane
-
pilot
and
3
passengers
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
Henri
Farman
Span:
43'
Length:
23'
Picture
courtesy
of
Opdycke
L.E.
author
of
French
Aeroplanes
before
the
Great
War
1912
Farman
HF
11
big
2-seater
seaplane
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
Henri
Farman
Span:
43'2"
Length:
27'3"
No
picture
found
1912
Farman
HF
14
4-5
seater
pusher
biplane
-
in
November
1913
Chevillard
flew
the
loop
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
Henri
Farman
Span:
45'1"
Length:
27'5"
Picture
courtesy
of
Opdycke
L.E.
author
of
French
Aeroplanes
before
the
Great
War
1912
Farman
HF
15
2
seater
pusher
biplane
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
Henri
Farman
Span:
58'3"
Length:
32'2"
No
picture
found
1912
Farman
HF
16
single-bay
sesquiplane
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
Henri
Farman
Span:
45'2"
Length:
26'7"
Weight:
1455
lb
gross
Speed:
65
mph
No
picture
found
1912
Farmann
"Le
Babillard"
(Chatterbox)
biplane
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
Henri
Farman
Picture
courtesy
of
Opdycke
L.E.
author
of
French
Aeroplanes
before
the
Great
War
1912
FBA
26
biplane
flyingboat
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
French
British
Aviation
Co.
Picture
courtesy
L.E.Opdycke
author
French
Aeroplanes
before
the
Great
War
1912
Feng
Fu
No.
2
biplane
Country
of
Origin:
China
Designed
and
built
by
Feng
Fu,
first
Chinese
pilot,designer
and
airplane
builder.
Picture
from
China
Aviation
Museum
1912
Flanders
F4
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
UK
Designed
and
built
by
Flanders
Ltd
Span:
40'6"
Length:
31'6"
Weight
allup:
1850
lb
Speed:
41-67
mph
Picture
courtesy
of
Goodall
M.
co-author
with
A.Tagg
(deceased)
of
British
Aircraft
before
the
Great
War.
Schiffer
Publishing
Ltd.
Atglen.
1912
Fokker
IIIB
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
Holland
Designed
and
built
by
Fokker
Works
Picture
courtesy
Rosebud's
www.earlyaviator.com
1912
Fokker
M2
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
Holland/Germany
Designed
by
A.
Fokker
(Dutch)
Built
by
Fokker
Works
in
Germany
Picture
from
www.dutch-aviation.nl
1912
Fokker
M3
2
seater
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
Holland/Germany
Designed
by
A.
Fokker
(Dutch)
Built
by
Fokker
Works
in
Germany
Picture
from
www.dutch-aviation.nl
1912
Fokker
M4
2-seater
trainer
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
Holland/Germany
Designed
by
A.
Fokker
(Dutch)
Built
by
Fokker
Works
in
Germany
Picture
from
www.dutch-aviation.nl
1912
Fowler-Gage
tractor
biplane
Country
of
Origin:
USA
Designed
and
built
by
R.W.Fowler
and
Jay
Gage
Picture:
http://www.aerofiles.com/
1912
Frassinetti
"La
Colomba"
(Dove)
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
Italy
Designed
and
built
by
Frassinetti
Picture
www.ctie.monash.edu.au
1912
Gabardini
flyingboat
Country
of
Origin:
Italy/France
Designed
and
built
by
D.Gabardini
in
France
Picture
courtesy
Opdycke
L.E.
author
of
French
Aeroplanes
before
the
Great
War
1912
Gage
biplane
Curtiss
type
pusher
and
tractor
versions
Country
of
Origin:
USA
Designed
and
built
by
J.Gage
No
picture
found
1912
Gage-Fowler
biplane
Country
of
Origin:
USA
Designed
and
built
by
Jay
Gage
and
R.
W.
Fowler
Picture:
http://www.aerofiles.com/
1912
Gakkel
VIII
biplane
Country
of
Origin:
Russia
Designed
and
built
Ya.
M.
Gakkel
Span:
34'5"
Length:
29'6"
Loaded
Weight:
1596
lb
Picture
from
Russian
Aviation
Museum
1912
Gakkel
IX
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
Russia
Designed
and
built
Ya.
M.
Gakkel
Span:
36'1"
Length:
26'11"
Picture
from
Russian
Aviation
Museum
1912
Gandy-Vrang
2-seater
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
USA
Designed
and
built
by
Gandy
and
Vrang
Picture
courtesy
of
www.earlyaviators.com
1912
Garaix
2
seater
metal
construction
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
V.Garaix
Span:
31'2"
Length:
22'
Weight
empty:
660
lbs
Speed:
70
mph
Picture
www.ctie.monash.edu.au
1912
Garbero-Becue
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
M.
Becue
and
J.
and
H.
Garbero
No
picture
found
1912
Garnier
biplane?
Country
of
Origin:
Spain
Designed
and
built
by
Garnier
No
picture
found
1912
Gaullaudet
A-1
Bullet
monoplane
tail-pusher
-
twice
as
fast
as
biplanes
at
that
time
Country
of
Origin:
USA
Designed
and
built
by
Gaullaudet
Span:
31'11"
Length:
20'7"
Picture:
http://www.aerofiles.com/
1912
Gavault
monoplane
-
did
it
fly?
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
Gavault
Picture
courtesy
Opdycke
L.E.
author
of
French
Aeroplanes
before
the
Great
War
1912
Gayot
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
Gayot
No
picture
found
 1912
Gilbert
Canard
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
Eugene
Gilbert
Picture
courtesy
Opdycke
L.E.
author
of
French
Aeroplanes
before
the
Great
War
1912
Gnosspelius
No.
2
hydro-monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
UK
Designed
and
built
by
Oscar
Gnosspelius
Wing
area:
190
sq.ft
Weight:
650
lb
Speed:
55
mph
Picture
courtesy
of
Goodall
M.
co-author
with
A.Tagg
(deceased)
of
British
Aircraft
before
the
Great
War.
Schiffer
Publishing
Ltd.
Atglen.
1912
Goedecker
"Sturmvogel"
(Storm
Bird)
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
Germany
Designed
and
built
by
Jakob
Goedecker
Picture
from
Milan
Javorsky
1912
Goodden
"Dragonfly"
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
UK
Designed
and
built
by
Frank
Goodden
Span:
30'
Length:
225'
Weight
allup:
650
lb
Speed:
60
mph
Picture
courtesy
of
Goodall
M.
co-author
with
A.Tagg
(deceased)
of
British
Aircraft
before
the
Great
War.
Schiffer
Publishing
Ltd.
Atglen.
1912
Gourvene
biplane
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
Gourvene
No
picture
found
1912
Grade
seaplane
Country
of
Origin:
Germany
Designed
and
built
by
Hans
Grade
No
picture
found
1912
Grandjean
Hydravion
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
Switzerland
Designed
and
built
by
Rene
Grandjean
Span:
29'6"
Length:
27'11"
Picture
from
Willem
Mar
1912
Grizodubov-4
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
Russia
Designed
and
built
S.
V.
Grizodubov
Span:
45'11"
Length:
24'8"
Loaded
Weight:
750
lb
Speed:
44
mph
No
picture
found
1912
Groth
II
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
Hungary
Designed
and
built
by
Andras
Groth
Span:
31'2"
Length:
29'6"
Takeoff
weight:
840
lbs
Speed:
56
mph
Picture
and
information
from
Gabor
Fekecs
1912
Handley
Page
Type
E
2-seater
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
UK
Designed
and
built
by
Handley
Page
Ltd
Span:
42'6"
Length:
27'6"
Weight:
800
lb
Speed:
60
mph
Price:
£850
Picture
courtesy
of
Goodall
M.
co-author
with
A.Tagg
(deceased)
of
British
Aircraft
before
the
Great
War.
Schiffer
Publishing
Ltd.
Atglen.
1912
Handley
Page
Type
F
2-seater
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
UK
Designed
and
built
by
Handley
Page
Ltd
Span:
43'6"
Length:
30'2"
Weight:
850
lb
Speed:
55-58
mph
Price:
£1050
Picture
courtesy
of
Goodall
M.
co-author
with
A.Tagg
(deceased)
of
British
Aircraft
before
the
Great
War.
Schiffer
Publishing
Ltd.
Atglen.
1912
Hanriot
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
Hanriot
Picture
from
La
Vie
au
Grandair
1912
Hanuschke
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
Germany
Designed
and
built
by
Hanuschke
Picture
courtesy
Rosebud's
www.earlyaviator.com
1912
Harlan
biplane
Country
of
Origin:
Germany
Designed
and
built
by
Harlan
Span:
45'3"
Length:
29'10"
Weight
empty:
1323
lbs
Speed:
59
mph
No
picture
found
1912
Harlan
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
Germany
Designed
and
built
by
Harlan
Picture
from
Willem
Mar
1912
Harriman
biplane
Country
of
Origin:
USA
Designed
and
built
by
Frank
Harrimann
Picture:
http://www
aerofiles.com/
1912
Hirondelle
(Swallow)
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
Lemaitre,
Maucourt
et
Legrand
Span:
29'6"
Length:
22'11"
Weight
empty:
528
lb
Picture
courtesy
Opdycke
L.E.
author
of
French
Aeroplanes
before
the
Great
War
1912
Horvath
IIIB
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
Hungary
Designed
and
built
by
Erno
Horvath
Span:
37'9"
Length:
30'10"
Weight
empty:
573
lb
Picture
and
information
from
Gabor
Fekecs
1912
Horvath
IIIC
"Fecske"
(Swallow)
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
Hungary
Designed
and
built
by
Erno
Horvath
Span:
37'9"
Length:
30'10"
Takeoff
Weight:
705
lbs
Speed:
50
mph
Picture
and
information
from
Gabor
Fekecs
1912
Horvath
2-seater
military
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
Hungary
Designed
and
built
by
Erno
Horvath
Picture
and
information
from
Gabor
Fekecs
1912
Hübner
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
Germany
Designed
and
built
by
Hübner
Picture
from
www.luftfahrtmuseum.com
1912
I.A.C.
Type
X
2-place
tractor
biplane
Country
of
Origin:
USA
Designed
and
built
by
Illinois
Aero
Construction
Corp.
Picture
from
//members.shaw.ca/flyingaces/
which
offer
more
information
1912?
Jeannin
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
Germany
Designed
and
built
by
Emil
Jeannin
Picture
from
Willem
Mar
1912
Jeannin
"Stahltaube"
("Steel
Dove")
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
Germany
Designed
and
built
by
Emil
Jeannin
and
Rene
Freindt
Span:
45'6"
Length:
31'10"
Weight
empty:
1551
lbs
Picture
from
German
Technical
Museum
1912
Jezzi
No.2
biplane
Country
of
Origin:
UK
Designed
and
built
by
Leo
Jezzi
Span:
27'7"
Length:
24'6"
Picture
courtesy
of
Goodall
M.
co-author
with
A.Tagg
(deceased)
of
British
Aircraft
before
the
Great
War
Schiffer
Publishing
Ltd.
Atglen
1912
Jourdan
"Helioplane"monoplane
-
this
last
version
flew.
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
Bobba
Jourdan
Span:
46'
Length:
32'10"
Weight:
1100
lbs
No
picture
found
but
similar
to
1910
Jourdan
but
with
reduced
"barrel".
 1912
Kaishiki
No.
2
pusher
biplane
Country
of
Origin:
Japan
Designed
by
Capt.Tokugawa,
Built
by
Japanese
Army
Span:
36'
Length:
36'
Weight:
1256
lb
gross
Speed:
45
mph
Picture
from
Japanese
Army
Arsenals
1912
Kalep
2-engine
biplane
Country
of
Origin:
Latvia
(Russian
Empire)
Designed
and
built
by
Theodor
Kalep
No
picture
found
1912
Kalep
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
Latvia
(Russian
Empire)
Designed
and
built
by
Theodor
Kalep
No
picture
found
1912
Karpeka
-2
biplane
Country
of
Origin:
Russia
Designed
and
built
A.
D.
Karpeka
Span:
uppe:
32'10"
lower
29'6"
Length:
26'3"
Loaded
Weight:
680
lb
Picture
from
Russian
Aviation
Museum
1912
Kassa
Ery
3
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
Poland
/France
Designed
by
Josef
Kassa
built
in
France
No
picture
found
1912
Khioni
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
Russia
Designed
and
built
V.
N.
Khioni
Span:
38'4"
Length:
29'6"
Loaded
Weight:
1600
lb
Speed:
63
mph
Picture
from
Russian
Aviation
Museum
1912
Kirkham
Racer
biplane
Country
of
Origin:
USA
Designed
and
built
by
Charles
B.
Kirkham
Span:
34'
Length:
29'7"
Picture:
http:77www.aerofiles.com/
1912
Kolbanyi
IV
Country
of
Origin:
Hungary
Designed
and
built
by
Geza
Kolbanyi
Span:
37'9"
Length:
31'2"
Take-off
Weight:
1058
lb
Speed:
56
mph
Picture
and
information
from
Gabor
Fekecs
1912
Kolbanyi
V
monoplane
-
two-seater
Country
of
Origin:
Hungary
Designed
and
built
by
Geza
Kolbanyi
3-view
drawing
and
information
from
Gabor
Fekecs
1912?
Kuehlstein
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
Germany
Designed
and
built
by
Kuehlstein
Picture
from
www.luftfahrtsgeschichte.com
1912
Kvasz
Type
III
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
Hungary
Designed
and
built
by
Andras
Kvasz
Span:
39'4"
Length:
29'6"
Weight:
617
lb
Picture
and
information
from
Gabor
Fekecs
1912
Kvasz
Type
IV
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
Hungary
Designed
and
built
by
Andras
Kvasz
Span:
39'4
Length:
29'6
Weight:
617
lb
No
picture
yet
found
1912
Kvasz-Torsz
"Godron"
biplane
Country
of
Origin:
Hungary
Designed
and
built
by
Andras
Kvasz
and
Torsz
No
picture
yet
found
1912
Ladougne
"La
Colomnbo"
(Dove)
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
Andre
Ladougne
No.
1
Span:
28'3"
Length:
23'4"
Weight:
500
lb
empty
No.
2
Span:
32'10"
Length:
24'11"
-
larger
more
powerful
tandem
2-seater
Picture
courtesy
Opdycke
L.E.
author
of
French
Aeroplanes
before
the
Great
War
1912
Lakes
"Sea-Bird"
Seaplane
Country
of
Origin:
UK
Reconstructed
Avro
Duigan
by
Lakes
Northern
Aircraft
Co.
Picture
courtesy
of
Goodall
M.
co-author
with
A.Tagg
(deceased)
of
British
Aircraft
before
the
Great
War
Schiffer
Publishing
Ltd.
Atglen
1912
Lakes
"Water
Hen"
Seaplane
Country
of
Origin:
UK
Designed
by
Lakes
Built
by
AVRO
Span:
top
42'
bottom
32'
Length:
36'5"
Picture
courtesy
of
Goodall
M.
co-author
with
A.Tagg
(deceased)
of
British
Aircraft
before
the
Great
War
Schiffer
Publishing
Ltd.
Atglen
1912
Lanyi
biplane
-
2-seater
Country
of
Origin:
Hungary
Designed
and
built
by
Antal
Lanyi
Span:
37'9"
Length:
26'3"
Weight
empty:
617
lbs
Speed:
50
mph
Picture
and
information
from
Gabor
Fekecs
1912
Lavesvre
et
Veillon
2-seater
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
Lavesvre
and
Veillon
No
picture
found
1912
Leblic
biplane
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
E.
Leblic
Span:
28'3"
Length:
21'4"
Picture
courtesy
Opdycke
L.E.
author
of
French
Aeroplanes
before
the
Great
War
1912
Leclerc
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
by
Lecler
probably
built
by
M.Ganthier
Picture
courtesy
Opdycke
L.E.
author
of
French
Aeroplanes
before
the
Great
War
1912
Lecomte
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
Henri
Lecomte
Span:
41'4"
Length:
28'3"
Picture
courtesy
Opdycke
L.E.
author
of
French
Aeroplanes
before
the
Great
War
1912
Lecoq-Monteiro-Aillaud
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
Lecoq,
Monteiro
and
Aillaud
Picture
courtesy
Opdycke
L.E.
author
of
French
Aeroplanes
before
the
Great
War
1912?
Leforestier
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
G.
Leforestier
Picture
courtesy
Opdycke
L.E.
author
of
French
Aeroplanes
before
the
Great
War
1912
Lemaitre-Maucourt-Legrand
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
H.
Lemaitre,
Maucourt
and
G.
Legrand
Picture
courtesy
L.E.Opdycke
author
French
Aeroplanes
before
the
Great
War
1912
Letai
II
biplane
Country
of
Origin:
Hungary
Designed
and
built
by
Sandor,
Lajos
and
Andras
Letai
Span:
37'9"
Length:
19'8"
Weight
empty:
617
lbs
Speed:
50
mph
Engine:
Dedics
60HP
7cyl
rotary
Picture
and
information
from
Gabor
Fekecs
1912
Letai
III
biplane
Country
of
Origin:
Hungary
Designed
and
built
by
Sandor,
Lajos
and
Andras
Letai
Span:
34'5"
Length:
26'3"
Weight
empty:
617
lbs
Speed:
50
mph
Engine:
Dedics
40HP
5cyl
inline
Picture
and
information
from
Gabor
Fekecs
1912
Letai-IV
monoplane
-
height
achieved:
4100';
distance
covered:
112
miles
Country
of
Origin:
Hungary
Designed
and
built
by
Sandor,
Lajoy
and
Andras
Letai
Span:
36'1"
Length:
29'6"
Weight
empty:
485
lbs
Speed:
62
mph
Picture
courtesy
Andor
Gibas,
Information
Gabor
Fekecs
1912
Leyat
biplane
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
Marcel
Leyat
Span:
52'6"
Length:
36'1"
Weight:
1100
lb
Picture
courtesy
Opdycke
L.E.
author
of
French
Aeroplanes
before
the
Great
War
1912
LJaM
monoplane
single
seater
-
altitude
record
14/5/1912,
5823'
Country
of
Origin:
Poland
Designed
and
built
by
v.
Lerche,
Jankowski
and
Mosca.
Span:
29'6"
Length:
26'3"
Weight:
772
lbs
Speed:
62
mph
Picture
from
Milan
Javorsky
1912
Lohner
"Pfeilflieger"
Type
B
biplane
Country
of
Origin:
Austria
Designed
by
Karl
Paulal
Built
by
J.Lohner
&
Co.Vienna
Picture
and
Information
from
Milan
Javorsky
1912
LVG
biplane
Country
of
Origin:
Germany
Designed
and
built
by
LVG
Picture
from
Willem
Mar
1912
Marshall
biplane
Country
of
Origin:
Australia
Designed
and
built
by
Laurie
Marshall
Span:
32'
Length:
30'
Weight:
585
lb
Picture
from
www.ctie.monash.edu
1912
Martin-Handasyde
"Military
Trial"
Country
of
Origin:
UK
Designed
and
built
by
Helmuth
P.
Martin
and
George
H.
Handasyde
Span:
42'6"
Length:
38'
Weight:
1800
lb
Speed:
75
mph
Picture
courtesy
of
Goodall
M.
co-author
with
A.Tagg
(deceased)
of
British
Aircraft
before
the
Great
War
Schiffer
Publishing
Ltd.
Atglen
1912
Martin
Pusher
2-seater
biplane
Country
of
Origin:
USA
Designed
and
built
by
Glenn
L.
Martin
Aircraft
Co.
Picture
from
Bud
Carlson
1912
Meller
I
Pusher
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
Russia
Designed
and
built
by
Dux
factory
Span:
39'9"
Length:
29'6"
Loaded
Weight:
1587
lb
Drawing
from
Russian
Aviation
Museum
1912
Mercader
y
Bernal
biplane?
Country
of
Origin:
Spain
Designed
and
built
by
Mercader
and
Bernal
No
picture
found
1912
Montgolfier
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
Raymond
de
Mongolfier
Span:
36'1"
Picture
courtesy
Opdycke
L.E.
author
of
French
Aeroplanes
before
the
Great
War
1912
Morane-Saulier
-
monoplane,
as
2
or
single
seater.
Country
of
origin:
France.
Designer:
Leon
&
Robert
Morane
and
Raymond
Saulier
Span:
30'6"
Length:
221'6"
Weight:
816
lbs
Model
plans
are
available
from
http://www.pr-kits.com/
Picture
courtesy
of
www.thosemagnificentmen.co.uk
which
offers
further
information.
1912
Morane-Saulier
Type
Canton
three-seater
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
S.A.
des
Aeroplanes
Morane-Saulier
Wing
area:
25
sq.yard
No
picture
found
1912
Morane-Saulier
Type
E
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
S.A.
des
Aeroplanes
Morane-Saulier
Wing
area:
17
sq.yard
No
picture
found
1912
Morane-Saulier
Type
G
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
S.A.
des
Aeroplanes
Morane-Saulier
Version
GA
Span:
45'11"
Speed:
77
mph
Version
GB
Span:
52'6"
Speed:
78
mph
Picture
courtesy
Opdycke
L.E.
author
of
French
Aeroplanes
before
the
Great
War
1912
Morane-Saulier
Type
G
parasol
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
S.A.
des
Aeroplanes
Morane-Saulier
Picture
courtesy
Opdycke
L.E.
author
of
French
Aeroplanes
before
the
Great
War
1912
Morane-Saulier
Type
Garros
single-seater
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
S.A.
des
Aeroplanes
Morane-Saulier
Picture
courtesy
Opdycke
L.E.
author
of
French
Aeroplanes
before
the
Great
War
1912
Morane-Saulier
Type
H
single
seater
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
S.A.
des
Aeroplanes
Morane-Saulier
Picture
courtesy
Opdycke
L.E.
author
of
French
Aeroplanes
before
the
Great
War
1912
Morane-Saulier
Type
J
two-seater
touring
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
S.A.
des
Aeroplanes
Morane-Saulier
No
picture
found
1912
Morane-Saulier
Type
K
racing
hydro-monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
S.A.
des
Aeroplanes
Morane-Saulier
Wing
area:
18
sq.yard
Picture
courtesy
Opdycke
L.E.
author
of
French
Aeroplanes
before
the
Great
War
1912
Morane-Saulier
Type
M
armoured
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
S.A.
des
Aeroplanes
Morane-Saulier
Span:
34'2"
Length:
20'8"
Weight:
1080
lb
Speed:
76
mph
Picture
courtesy
Opdycke
L.E.
author
of
French
Aeroplanes
before
the
Great
War
1912
Morane-Saulier
Type
Renault
two-seater
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
S.A.
des
Aeroplanes
Morane-Saulier
Wing
area:
24
sq.yard
No
picture
found
1912
Morane-Saulier
Type
WR
two-seater
armoured
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
S.A.
des
Aeroplanes
Morane-Saulier
Wing
area:
21.5
sq.yard
No
picture
found
1912
Moreau
Military
Aerostable
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
Albert
Moreau
Span:
46'5"
Length:
30'6"
Weight
empty:
1120
lb
Speed:
67-95
mph
Picture
courtesy
Opdycke
L.E.
author
of
French
Aeroplanes
before
the
Great
War
1912
Mountaineer
pusher
biplane
Country
of
Origin:
USA
Designed
and
built
by
Christopher
Mountaineer
Span:
43'8"
Length:
27'
No
picture
found
1912
Narahara
Otori
(Phoenix)
biplane
Country
of
Origin:
Japan
Designed
and
built
by
Baron
Narahara
Span:
upper
36'1"
lower
29'6"
Length:
22'11"
Picture
by
by
Kantosha
Co.Ltd
via
WW1
AERO
1912
Nieuport
IV
G
hydro-monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
Edouard
Nieuport
Picture
courtesy
Opdycke
L.E.
author
of
French
Aeroplanes
before
the
Great
War
1912
Otto
biplane
Country
of
Origin:
Germany
Designed
and
built
by
Gustav
Otto
Picture
from
Luftfahrtsmuseum
1912
Passat
"Seagull"
Monoplane
-
may
have
flown
Country
of
Origin:
UK
Designed
by
J.
B.
Passat
Picture
courtesy
of
M.Goodall
and
A.Tagg
(deceased)
authors
of
British
Aircraft
before
the
Great
War
Published
by
Schiffer
Publishing
Ltd.Atglen
PA.
1912
Paterson
twin
tractor
biplane
Country
of
Origin:
USA
Designed
and
built
by
Paterson
Aeroplane
Co
Picture
from
Smithsonian
Institute,
Washington
DC
1912
Paulat
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
Romania
Designed
and
built
by
Ion
Paulet
Span:
42'8"
Length:
30'2"
Weight:
551
lbs
empty
Picture
from
Milan
Javorsky
1912
Paumier
No.
2
biplane
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
Emile
Paumier
Span:
38'9"
Length:
24'7"
Picture
from
www.luftfahrtmuseum.com
1912
Peck
Columbia
biplane
Country
of
Origin:
USA
Designed
and
built
by
Paul
Peck
Span:
30'
Picture:
http://www.aerofiles.com
1912
Piggott
biplane
Country
of
Origin:
UK
Designed
and
built
by
Piggott
Brothers
Span:
25'6"
Length:
17'6"
Weight
allup:
700
lb
Speed:
55
mph
Picture
courtesy
of
Goodall
M.
co-author
with
A.Tagg
(deceased)
of
British
Aircraft
before
the
Great
War
Schiffer
Publishing
Ltd.
Atglen
1912
Plage-Court
"Torpedo
II"
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
Poland
/Germany
Designed
by
Emil
Plage
(Polish)
and
Max
Court
(German)
Built
by
Kühlstein
Wagenbau,
Germany
Span:
38'
Length:
25'11"
Picture
from
Milan
Javorsky
1912
Ponche
et
Primard
"Tubavion"
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
Ch.
Ponche
and
M.
Primard
Span:
31'10"
Length:
31'2"
Weight
empty:
705
lbs
Picture
courtesy
L.E.Opdycke
author
French
Aeroplanes
before
the
Great
War
1912
Ponnier
D.I.
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
Ponnier
Span:
29'2"
Length:
23'32
Weight
gross:
1020
lb
No
picture
found
1912
Pons
pusher
canard
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
Pons
Span:
29'6"
Length:
21'4"
Weight:
880
lbs
Picture
courtesy
Opdycke
L.E.
author
of
French
Aeroplanes
before
the
Great
War
1912
Poulain-Orange
No.
3
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
Gabriel
Poulain
Picture
courtesy
Opdycke
L.E.
author
of
French
Aeroplanes
before
the
Great
War
1912
Prodam-I
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
Hungary
Designed
and
built
by
Guido
Prodam
Span:
26'3"
Picture
courtesy
Andor
Gibas,
Information
Gabor
Fekecs
1912
Prodam-II
2-seater
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
Hungary
Designed
and
built
by
Guido
Prodam
Span:
29'6"
Length:
26'11"
Weight
empty:
400
lbs
Speed:
50
mph
Picture
courtesy
Andor
Gibas,
Information
Gabor
Fekecs
1912
Queen
Aeroboat
flying
boat
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
USA
Designed
G.Loening
and
built
by
Queen
Aeroplane
Co
Span:
28'
Picture:
http://www.aerofiles.com
1912
Radley
England
waterplane
No.
1
Country
of
Origin:
UK
Designed
and
built
by
James
Radley
and
Eric
England
Span:
top
45'4"
bottom
44'
Length:
29'3"
Hull
lengths:
15'
Weight:
1400
lb
Picture
courtesy
of
Goodall
M.
co-author
with
A.Tagg
(deceased)
of
British
Aircraft
before
the
Great
War
Schiffer
Publishing
Ltd.
Atglen
1912
RAF
BE
3
&
4
biplane
Country
of
Origin:
UK
Designed
and
built
by
Royal
Aircraft
Factory
Span:
39'6"
Length:
27'3"'
Picture
courtesy
Goodall
M.
co-author
with
A.Tagg
(deceased)
of
British
Aircraft
before
the
Great
War
Schiffer
Publishing
Ltd.
Atglen
1912?
Reichelt
2-seater
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
Germany
Designed
and
built
by
Reichelt
Picture
courtesy
of
www.earlyaviators.com
1912
Reissner
canard
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
Holland/Germany
Designed
by
Prof.
H.
Reissner
(Dutch)
Built
by
ICO
Junkers
Picture
from
Milan
Javorsky
1912
Reiter
No.
1
and
II
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
Hungary
Designed
and
built
by
Bela
Reter
Span:
29'6"
Length:
27'11"
Weight
empty:
485
lbs
Picture
courtesy
Andor
Gibas,
Information
Gabor
Fekecs
1912
Rex
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
USA
Designed
and
built
by
Rex
Monoplane
Co.
Picture:
http://www.aerofiles.com
1912
Rimailho
biplane
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
Robert
Esnault-Pelterie
Picture
from
Willem
Mar
1912
Roux-Garaix
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
Charles
Roux
and
Victor
Garaix
Span:
30'10"
Length:
27'10"
Weight
empty:
570
lbs
Picture
courtesy
Opdycke
L.E.
author
of
French
Aeroplanes
before
the
Great
War
1912
Rowell
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
UK
Designed
and
built
by
R.
Rowell
and
Co.
Span:
36'
Length:
28'
Picture
courtesy
of
M.Goodall
and
A.Tagg
(deceased)
authors
of
British
Aircraft
before
the
Great
War
Published
by
Schiffer
Publishing
Ltd.Atglen
PA.
1912
Rumpler
Taube
(Dove)
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
Germany
Developed
from
Etrich
Taube,
built
by
Rumpler
Werke
Span:
45'11"
Length:
33'6"
Weight
gross:
1890
lbs
Speed:
62
mph
Picture
from
Milan
Javorsky
1912
S.A.C.
"Dart"
monoplane
Country
of
Origin.
UK
Designed
and
built
by
Scottish
Aviation
Co.
Picture
courtesy
of
M.Goodall
and
A.Tagg
(deceased)
authors
of
British
Aircraft
before
the
Great
War
Published
by
Schiffer
Publishing
Ltd.Atglen
PA.
1912
Saigai
monoplane
-
only
one
short
flight.
Country
of
Origin:
Japan
Designed
and
built
by
Soroichi
Saito
Picture
from
Yasui
Hiko
Studio
1912
Salvez
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
Salvez
Brothers
Span:
44'3"
Length:
34'6"
Picture
from
Willem
Mar
1912
Sanchez-Besa
biplane
Country
of
Origin:
Chile/France
Designed
and
built
by
Sanchez-Besa
(Chile)
but
built
in
France
Span:
49'3"
Length:
29'6"
Picture
courtesy
Opdycke
L.E.
author
of
French
Aeroplanes
before
the
Great
War
1912
Sanchez
Besa
seaplane
Country
of
Origin:
Chile/France
Designed
and
built
by
Sanchez-Besa
(Chile)
but
built
in
France
Span:
53'10"
Length:
33'2"
Weight
empty:
900
lbs
Picture
courtesy
Opdycke
L.E.
author
of
French
Aeroplanes
before
the
Great
War
1912
Savary
biplane
streamlined
tailcone
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
by
Robert
Savary
Built
by
Leon
Boller
Span:
upper
39'4"
lower
26'3"
Picture
courtesy
Opdycke
L.E.
author
of
French
Aeroplanes
before
the
Great
War
1912
Savary
"Military"
biplane
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
by
Robert
Savary
Built
by
Leon
Boller
Picture
courtesy
Opdycke
L.E.
author
of
French
Aeroplanes
before
the
Great
War
1912
Savary
seaplane
twin
floats
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
by
Robert
Savary
Built
by
Leon
Boller
Picture
courtesy
Opdycke
L.E.
author
of
French
Aeroplanes
before
the
Great
War
1912
Schlegel
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
Germany
Designed
and
built
by
Ernst
Schlegel
Picture
and
information
from
Milan
Javorsky
1912
Schreck
"Diapason
II"
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
Schreck
Picture
courtesy
Opdycke
L.E.
author
of
French
Aeroplanes
before
the
Great
War
1912
Shigeno
biplane
Country
of
Origin:
Japan/France
Designed
and
built
by
Japanese
Baron
Shigeno
Span:
upper
28'10"
lower
19'
Weight:
1100
lb
Endurance:
3
hours
Picture
from
Willem
Mar
1912
Shiukov
Canard-1
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
Russia
Designed
and
built
A.
V.
Shiukov
Span:
26'11"
Length:
23'8"
Loaded
Weight:
815
lb
Speed:
62
mph
Picture
from
Russian
Aviation
Museum
1912
Short
No.S33
dual
control
sea-biplane
Country
of
Origin:
UK
Designed
and
built
by
Short
Bros.
Span:
46'5"
Length:
40'6"
Weight
allup:
1540
lb
Speed:
45
mph
Picture
courtesy
of
Goodall
M.
co-author
with
A.Tagg
(deceased)
of
British
Aircraft
before
the
Great
War
Schiffer
Publishing
Ltd.
Atglen
1912
Short
No.
S36
tractor
biplane
Country
of
Origin:
UK
Designed
and
built
by
Short
Bros.
Span:
46'5"
Length:
35'6"
Weight
allup:
1300
lb
Speed:
60
mph
Picture
courtesy
of
Goodall
M.
co-author
with
A.Tagg
(deceased)
of
British
Aircraft
before
the
Great
War
Schiffer
Publishing
Ltd.
Atglen
1912
Short
S.38
pusher
amphibian
biplane
-
made
the
first
takeoff
from
a
British
warship.
Country
of
Origin:
UK
Designed
and
built
by
Short
Bros
Span:
52'?
Length:
356"
Weight
allup:
1500
lb
Speed:
58
mph
Picture
courtesy
of
Goodall
M.
co-author
with
A.Tagg
(deceased)
of
British
Aircraft
before
the
Great
War
Schiffer
Publishing
Ltd.
Atglen
1912
Short
No.
S39
triple-twin
tractor/pusher
biplane
Country
of
Origin:
UK
Designed
and
built
by
Short
Bros.
Span:
34'
(Later
50'
and
64')
Length:
45'
Weight
allup:
2100
lb
Speed:
55
mph
Picture
courtesy
of
Goodall
M.
co-author
with
A.Tagg
(deceased)
of
British
Aircraft
before
the
Great
War
Schiffer
Publishing
Ltd.
Atglen
1912
Short
No.
S41
tractor
biplane,
land
and
seaplane
Country
of
Origin:
UK
Designed
and
built
by
Short
Bros.
Span:
50'
Length:
36'
6"(landplane)
39'
(seaplane)
Weight
allup:
1600
lb
Speed:
60
mph
Picture
courtesy
of
Goodall
M.
co-author
with
A.Tagg
(deceased)
of
British
Aircraft
before
the
Great
War
Schiffer
Publishing
Ltd.
Atglen
1912
Short
No.
S42
tractor
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
UK
Designed
and
built
by
Short
Bros.
Span:
29'3"
Length:
25'
Speed:
55
mph
Picture
courtesy
of
Goodall
M.
co-author
with
A.Tagg
(deceased)
of
British
Aircraft
before
the
Great
War
Schiffer
Publishing
Ltd.
Atglen
1912
Short
No.
S45
tractor
biplane
Country
of
Origin:
UK
Designed
and
built
by
Short
Bros.
Span:
42'
Length:
35'6"
Weight
allup:
1500
lb
Speed:
60
mph
Picture
courtesy
of
Goodall
M.
co-author
with
A.Tagg
(deceased)
of
British
Aircraft
before
the
Great
War
Schiffer
Publishing
Ltd.
Atglen
1912
Short
No.
S47
"The
Field
Kitchen"
triple
(3
propeller)
tractor
biplane
Country
of
Origin:
UK
Designed
and
built
by
Short
Bros.
Span:
48'
Length:
41'
Speed:
60
mph
Picture
courtesy
of
Goodall
M.
co-author
with
A.Tagg
(deceased)
of
British
Aircraft
before
the
Great
War
Schiffer
Publishing
Ltd.
Atglen
1912
Short
No.
S80
"The
Nile"
pusher
biplane
seaplane
Country
of
Origin:
UK
Designed
and
built
by
Short
Bros.
Span:
67'
Length:
33'9"
Weight
allup:
3600
lb
Speed:
60
mph
Picture
courtesy
of
Goodall
M.
co-author
with
A.Tagg
(deceased)
of
British
Aircraft
before
the
Great
War
Schiffer
Publishing
Ltd.
Atglen
1912
Sikorsky
S-6A
biplane
-
3-5
passengers
Country
of
Origin:
Russia
Designed
and
built
by
I.
I.
Sikorsky
Span:
top
47'7"
bottom
38'5"
Length:
27'4"
Weight
loaded:
2524
lb
Speed:
75
mph
Picture
from
Russian
Aviation
Museum
1912
Sikorsky
S-6B
biplane
-
3-5
passengers
Country
of
Origin:
Russia
Designed
and
built
by
I.
I.
Sikorsky
Span:
top
48'10"
bottom
29'6"
Length:
36'1"
Speed:
70
mph
Picture
from
Russian
Aviation
Museum
 1912
Sikorsky
S-7
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
Russia
Designed
and
built
by
I.
I.
Sikorsky
Span:
32'10"
Length:
26'11"
Weight
loaded:
1710
lb
Speed:
67
mph
Picture
from
Russian
Aviation
Museum
1912
Sikorsky
S-8
biplane
'Maljutka'
(Little
one)
-
trainer,
2
side
by
side
Country
of
Origin:
Russia
Designed
and
built
by
I.
I.
Sikorsky
Span:
top
39'4"
bottom
26'3"
Length:
24'7"
No
picture
found
1912
Sloane
biplane
-
no
larger
picture
available
Country
of
Origin:
Australia
Designed
and
built
by
Douglas
Sloane
Picture
from
www.ctie.monash.edu
1912
Smith
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
USA
Designed
and
built
by
J.
W.
Smith
Drawings
from
Willem
Mar
1912
Sommer
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
Roger
Sommer
2
seater
Span:
37'9"
Length:
29'6"
Weight:
900
lb
1
seater
Span:
34'6"
Picture
from
Willem
Mar
1912
Sommer
twin-float
sea-biplane
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
Roger
Sommer
Picture
courtesy
Opdycke
L.E.
author
of
French
Aeroplanes
before
the
Great
War
1912
Sommer
Type
E
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
Roger
Sommer
Top
speed:
93
mph
Picture
courtesy
Opdycke
L.E.
author
of
French
Aeroplanes
before
the
Great
War
1912
Sommer
Type
K
pusher
biplane
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
Roger
Sommer
Span:
39'4"
Length:
39'4"
Weight:
506
lb
Picture
courtesy
Opdycke
L.E.
author
of
French
Aeroplanes
before
the
Great
War
1912
Sommer
Type
R
(Fortress
type)
biplane
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
Roger
Sommer
Span:
upper
50'10"
lowe:
39'4"
Length:
36'
Weight:
1980
lb
gross
Speed:
58
mph
Picture
courtesy
Opdycke
L.E.
author
of
French
Aeroplanes
before
the
Great
War
1912
Sommer
Type
"Reliable"
biplane
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
Roger
Sommer
Span:
upper
41'
lower
42'
Length:
29'6"
No
picture
found
1912
Sonoda
biplane
Country
of
Origin:
Japn/UK
Designed
by
Takchiko
Sonoda
Built
by
Handley
Page
Picture
from
Yasui
Hiko
Studio
1912
Sopwith
tractor
biplane
3-seater
Country
of
Origin:
UK
Designed
and
built
by
Sopwith
Aviation
Co.
Span:
40'
Length:
29'6"
Weight:
1810
lb
allup
Speed:
40-74
mph
Picture
courtesy
of
Goodall
M.
co-author
with
A.Tagg
(deceased)
of
British
Aircraft
before
the
Great
War
Schiffer
Publishing
Ltd.
Atglen
1912
Sopwith-Wright
twin
pusher
biplane
Country
of
Origin:
UK
Designed
and
built
by
Sopwith
Aviation
Co.
Span:
38'9"
Length:
29'6"
Picture
courtesy
of
Goodall
M.
co-author
with
A.Tagg
(deceased)
of
British
Aircraft
before
the
Great
War,
Schiffer
Publishing
Ltd.
Atglen
1912
Sparling
biplane
Country
of
Origin:
USA
Designed
and
built
by
Sparling
Span:
35'
Length:
29'
3-view
courtesy
www.ctie.monash.edu.au
-
click
thumbnail
for
complete
drawing.
1912
Spencer
biplane
Country
of
Origin:
UK
Designed
and
built
by
H.Spencer
Picture
courtesy
of
Goodall
M.
co-author
with
A.Tagg
(deceased)
of
British
Aircraft
before
the
Great
War
Schiffer
Publishing
Ltd.
Atglen
1912
Steglav
No.
2
biplane
-
1
plus
2
passengers
Country
of
Origin:
Latvia
Designed
and
built
by
I.
I.
Steglav
Span:
top
42'
bottom
32'10"
Length:
31'2"
Loaded
weight:
2645
lb.
Speed:
81
mph
Picture
from
Willem
Mar
1912
Suranyi-I
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
Hungary
Designed
and
built
by
Ferenc
Suranyi
Span:
33'6"
Length:
28'3"
Picture
courtesy
Andor
Gibas,
Information
Gabor
Fekecs
1912
SVA-3
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
by
Dajoigny
and
Beaussart,
built
by
Soc.d.Vehicules
Aeriennes
Picture
courtesy
Opdycke
L.E.
author
of
French
Aeroplanes
before
the
Great
War
1912
Svachulay
Albatrosz
III
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
Hungary
Designed
and
built
by
Sandor
Svachulay
Span:
29'6"
Length:
24'7"
Take-off
Weight:
375
lb
Speed:
56
mph
Picture
and
information
from
Gabor
Fekecs
1912
Svachulay
Kolibri
III
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
Hungary
Designed
and
built
by
Sandor
Svachulay
Span:
23'
Length:
14'9"
Take-off
Weight:
375
lb
No
picture
but
information
from
Gabor
Fekecs
1912
Szekely
III
"Az
Ujsag"
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
Hungary
Designed
and
built
by
Mihaly
Szekely
Span:
39'4"
Length:
28'7"
Weight
empty:
560
lbs
Speed:
56
mph
No
picture
found.
Information
from
Gabor
Fekecs
1912
Taddeoli-Perrot
"Mouette"
Canard-Bi-Floatplane
Country
of
Origin:
Italy/Switzerland
Designed
by
Emile
Taddeoli
(Italian)
Built
by
E.
Perrot
(Swiss)
Picture
from
Milan
Javorsky
1912
Takacs
II
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
Hungary
Designed
and
built
by
Bela
Takacs
Span:
32'10"
Length:
23'
Speed:
56
mph
Picture
courtesy
Andor
Gibas,
Information
Gabor
Fekecs
1912
Tereschenko
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
Russia
Designed
and
built
by
F.
Tereschenko
and
S.
Zembinsky
Picture
from
Russian
Aviation
Museum
1912
Thomas
pusher
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
USA
Designed
and
built
by
William
and
Oliver
Thomas
Span:
32'
Length:
30'
No
picture
found
1912
Thomas
B-4
pusher
bi-flyingboat
-
2-3
seater
Country
of
Origin:
USA
Designed
and
built
by
William
and
Oliver
Thomas
Picture:
http://www.aerofiles.com/
1912
Thomas-Morse
TA
tractor
bi-flyingboat
Country
of
Origin:
USA
Designed
and
built
by
William
and
Oliver
Thomas
Span:
upper
37'
lower
27'
Length:
27'
Picture:
http://www.aerofiles.com/
1912
Toth
III
monoplane
-
semi-monocoque
fuselage
Country
of
Origin:
Hungary
Designed
and
built
by
Jozsef
and
Kalman
Toth
Span:
43'9"
Length:
29'
Weight
empty:
400
lbs
Speed:
44
mph
Picture
and.
Information
from
Gabor
Fekecs
1912
Train
No.
3
monoplane
-
3-4
seater
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
Emilie
Train
Span:
42'8"
Length:
26'3"
Picture
courtesy
of
Opdycke
L.
author
of
French
Aeroplanes
before
the
Great
War
1912
Tsuzuki
monoplane
No.
2Country
of
Origin:
Japan
Designed
and
built
by
Tetsaburo
Tzusuku
Span:
39'4"
Length:
32'9"
Weight:
661
lb
net
Picture
by
Kantosha
Co.Ltd
1912
Vendome
type
Militaire
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
Raoul
Vendome
Span:
26'3"
Length:
22'4"
Picture
courtesy
Opdycke
L.E.
author
of
French
Aeroplanes
before
the
Great
War
1912
Vickers
No.VI
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
UK
Designed
and
built
by
Vickers
Aircraft
Span:
35'
Speed:
63
mph
Picture
courtesy
of
Goodall
M.
co-author
with
A.Tagg
(deceased)
of
British
Aircraft
before
the
Great
War
Schiffer
Publishing
Ltd.
Atglen
1912
Vinet
Type
F
2-seater
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
G.
Vinet
Span:
28'6"
Length:
21'4"
Picture
from
Willem
Mar
1912
Vinet
Type
F
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
G.
Vinet
Span:
28'4"
Length:
21'4"
Weight:
396
lb
empty
Picture
from
Willem
Mar
1912
Vlach
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
Czech
Republic
(In
1912
part
of
Austro-Hungarian
Empire)
Designed
and
built
by
Metodej
Vlach
Span:
32'10"
Length:
27'7"
Empty
Weight:
672
lb
Speed:
50
mph
Picture
from
www.mb-net.cz/kultura/galerie
Click
this
link
to
view
a
picture
of
a
beautiful
1:20
scale
model
of
this
plane
by
Milan
Javorsky,
also
fully
featured
on
July's
hotchpotch.
Detailed
model
plans
will
be
shortly
available
from
Milan
Javorsky
at
krizikegypt@hotmail.com
1912
Vlaicu
No.
2
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
Romania
Designed
and
built
by
Aurel
Vlaicu
Picture
from
Willem
Mar
1912
Voisin
Canard
-
Sea
and
Land
versions
-
3
seater
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
Freres
Voisin
Span:
55'9"
Picture
courtesy
Opdycke
E.L.
author
of
French
Aeroplanes
before
the
Great
War
1912
Voisin
Monaco
canard
-
similar
to
previous
models
but
smaller
and
with
4
floats
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
Freres
Voisin
Picture
courtesy
Opdycke
E.L.
author
of
French
Aeroplanes
before
the
Great
War
1912?
Von
Preussen
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
Germany
Designed
and
built
by
Prince
F.
S.
Von
Preussen
Picture
from
Willem
Mar
1912
Wakadori
(Young
Bird)
biplane
Country
of
Origin:
Japan
Designed
and
built
by
Baron
Kiyotake
Shigeno
Span:
upper
28'11"
lowe:
19'
Length:
26'7"
Picture
by
Shuppan
Kyodo
via
WW1
AERO
1912
Warchalowski
XI
Float
2-
seater
biplane
Country
of
Origin:
Poland/Austria
Designed
by
A.
Warchalowski
(Polish)
Built
by
Autoplan,
Austria
Span:
49'3"
Length:
32'10"
Weight:
1437
lbs
empty
Speed:
50
mph
Picture
from
Milan
Javorsky
1912
Williams
biplane
Country
of
Origin:
USA
Designed
and
built
by
Osbert
and
Inez
Williams
Span:
40'
Length:
26'
Weight:
900
lb
gross
No
picture
found
1912
Williams
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
UK
Designed
and
built
by
W.E.Williams
Span:
32'
Length:
37'
Picture
from
Anonymous
1912
Wright
Model
C
-
slightly
flatter
wings.
Country
of
origin:
USA.
Designed
and
built
by
Wilbur
&
Orville
Wright
Span:
38'
Length:
29.8'
Weight:
about
1090
lbs..
Picture
courtesy
of
Wright
web
site
www.first-to-fly.com
where
you
will
also
find
more
information.
1912
Wright
Model
D
-
similar
to
Model
R,
built
for
the
Army,
had
excessive
landing
speed.
Country
of
origin:
USA.
Designed
and
built
by
Wilbur
&
Orville
Wright.
Picture
courtesy
of
Wright
web
site
www.first-to-fly.com
where
you
will
also
find
more
information.
1912
Zens
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
France
Designed
and
built
by
Paul
and
Ernst
Zens
Picture
courtesy
Opdycke
L.E.
author
of
French
Aeroplanes
before
the
Great
War
1912
Zsemlye
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
Hungary
Designed
and
built
by
Elemer
Zsemlye
Span:
32'10"
Length:
26'3"
Weight
empty:
485
lbs
Speed:
50
mph
Picture
courtesy
Andor
Gibas,
Information
Gabor
Fekecs
1912
Zurovec
1-seater
monoplane
Country
of
Origin:
Czechia
Designed
and
built
by
Zurovec
Span:
29'6"
Picture
not
yet
found.
Information
from
Milan
Javorsky
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