1910
1910 Abberly biplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by N.
R Abberly
Picture from Milan Javorsky
1910 Adorjan "Libelle" monoplane - 25HP engine
designed by J.Adorjan and F.Dedics
Country of Origin: Hungary Designed by Janos
Adorjan, built by Köhler Bros.factory and Technical
University, Budapest
Span: 28'10" Length: 24' Weight: 617 lb
take off
Picture and information from Gabor
Fekecs
1910 Adorjan "Strucc" (Ostrich) monoplane -
this aircraft obtained the 3rd prize in the 2nd International Air Race
of June 191025HP 2 cylinder engine designed by J.Adorjan and F.Dedics
Country of Origin: Hungary Designed by Janos
Adorjan, built by Köhler Bros factory
Span: 26'3" Length: 24' Weight: 617 lb
take off Engine: 25HP 2 cylinder designed by J.Adorjan and
F.Dedics
Picture and information from Gabor
Fekecs
1910 AEG Z.1 biplane
Country of Origin: Germany Designed and built by
AEG Company
Span: 57'5" Weight empty: 1870 lbs Speed: 40
mph
Picture from Milan Javorsky
1910 Aeromarine 8 pusher canard - 2-seater
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by
Aeromarine Corp.
Picture courtesy www.aerofiles.com/
1910 Agapov biplane
Country of Origin: Russia Designed and built by
M. V. Agapov
Picture from Milan Javorsky
1910 Albatros biplane
Country of Origin: Germany Designed and built by
Albatros Works
Picture from Milan Javorsky
1910 Albert monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Albert
No picture found
1910? Albessard "twin-monoplane"
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Albessard
Picture from www.ctie.monash.edu.au
1910 Alexander monoplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by H and
A Alexander
Span: 19' Wing area: 136 sq.ft Weight: 140
lbs
No picture found
1910 Andrews pusher biplane - first
2-engine airplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by
Edward F. Andrews
No picture found
1910 Angelis biplane
Country of Origin: India Designed and built by
Giacomo M. D'Angelis -
he was 66 when he flew as first man in India with his own designed
airplane. The little engine use by Giacomo
on its first flight was only 12 hp - later he use bigger engines.
Picture from Milan Javorsky
and information from Milan Javorsky and
Jefferis Evans D'Angelis, great grandson of Giacomo D'Angelis (from
"The Indian Review")
1910 Armitage 2-seater monoplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by
George Armitage
Picture from Milan Javorsky
1910 Armstrong monoplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by
Gordon Armstrong
Picture courtesy of M.Goodall and
A.Tagg (deceased) authors of British Aircraft before the Great War
Published by Schiffer Publishing Ltd.Atglen PA
1910 Ask-Nyrop Type 1 "Grasshoppan" monoplane
Country of Origin: Sweden Designed and built by
Alex Ask and Fredrik Nyrop
Picture and more exact information
from Milan Javorsky
1910 ASL
Valkyrie monoplane Type A - different versions,
single-seater
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by
Aeronautical Syndicate Ltd.
Span: 34 Length: 22-28' Weight: 520 lb
Picture courtesy of Goodall. M.
co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great
War Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen.
1910 Astra-Wright biplane - 2-seater
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
ASTRA
Span: 41' Length: 39'4" Weight: 990 lb
empty
Picture from www.ctie.monash.edu
1910 Astra-Wright Type E biplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
ASTRA
Span: 52'6" Length: 34'11" Weight: 1375
lb empty
Picture courtesy of Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1910 Aubry monoplane "Meteor"
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Aubry
Span: 28'3" Length: 24'7" Empty weight:
440 lbs
No picture found
1910 Audineau monoplane - did it fly?
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Audineu
Picture courtesy L.E.Opdycke author
French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1910 Auffin-Ordt monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Auffin-Ordt
Picture from Willem Mar
1910 Aventino-Mingozi-Paletta monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Aventino, Mingozi and Paletta
No picture found
1910 A.V.I.A. biplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
A.V.I.A.
Picture from Willem Mar
1910 Aviatik biplane
Country of Origin: Belgium Designed and built by
Baron P. de Caters
Picture from aviationbuffs
1910 Aviator monoplane
Country of Origin: Belgium Designed and built by
Aviator Company
Span: 32'10" Length: 35'5" Weight gross: 551
lbs
No picture found
1910 AVRO II tractor biplane (Mercury)
Span: 26' Length: 23' Weight: 550 lb
gross
1910 AVRO III tractor biplane - capable
to carry a passenger
Top span: 31' Bottom span: 20' Weight: 750
lb gross
1910 AVRO IV tractor biplane
Top and centre span: 32' Bottom span: 20' Length:
30'
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by A.V.Roe
Pictures courtesy of Goodall M.
co-author with Tagg A.(deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great
War, Schiffer Publishing Ltd.
1910 Baldwin "Red Devil" biplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by
Thomas Scott Baldwin
Span: 28'9" Length: 28'3"
Picture courtesy Rosebud's www.earlyaviator.com
1910 Bell "Mike" monoplane
Country of Origin: Canada Designed by Alexander
Graham Bell Built by Canadian Aerodrome Company
Picture and Info from Milan Javorsky
1910 Benegent monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Benegent
Span: 26'3" Length: 23' Weight empty: 287
lbs Speed: 56 mph
No picture found
1910 Bertin monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Leonce Bertin
Picture from Willem Mar
1910 Bertrand monoplane - did it fly?
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Bertrand
Span: 44' Weight: 1016 lb
Picture from
www.ctie.monash.edu.au
1910 Bilek monoplane
Country of Origin: Czechia Designed and built by
Bilek
Picture not yet found. Information
from Milan Javorsky
1910 BIS No.
2 biplane
Country of Origin: Russia Designed and built by
Bylinkin, Iordan and Sikorsky
Span: 26'3" Length: 26'3" Weight loaded:
473 lb
Picture www.internetelite.ru/aircraft
1910 Black Diamond pusher biplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed by Maupin and
Lanteri, built by Diamond Airplane Co
Span: 40'
Picture: http://www
aerofiles.com/
1910 Bleriot XI monoplane
Built for many years in different types, during 1910 the following
types:
Type XI-bis Span: 29'6" Length: 26'3" Weight: 1375
lb
Type XI-2bis Span: 36' Length: 27'3" Weight: 1930
lb
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Louis Bleriot
Picture from www.bleriot.org
1910 Bleriot XI "Circuit de l'Est" monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Louis Bleriot
Picture from Milan Javorsky
1910 Bleriot XIII monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Louis Bleriot
Span: 25'7" Length: 23'
Picture from //perso.wanadoo.fr
1910 Bleriot XIV monoplane
- side by side seater
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Louis Bleriot
Span: 28'3" Length: 25'3"
Picture from www.bleriot.org
1910 Bloudek-Potucek-Cermak "Racek"
1-seater monoplane
Country of Origin: Slovenia and Czechia (Austro-Hungarian
Empire) Designed and built by Stanko Bloudek, Slovenian and
Javoslav Potucek and Jan Cermak, both Czech
Span: 28'7" Length: 20'8" Weight: 440 lb
Picture from Aeromedia.CZ
1910 Bokor II biplane
Country of Origin: Hungary Designed and built by
Mor Bokor
Engine: 30 HP 3 cylinder
Picture courtesy Andor Gibas,
Information Gabor Fekecs
1910 Bonnet-Labrance mono 2 seater
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Brother Bonnet-Labranche
No. 6 School Span: 27'10" Length:
26'3" Weight: 485 lb gross Speed: 47 mph
No. 7 Racer Span: 31'6" Length:
28'3" Weight: 617 lb gross Speed 62 mph
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1910 Borel pusher monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Brothers Borel
Span: 39'4"
Picture from www.ctie.monash.edu
1910 Bothy monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed by Leopold
Bothy, built by Regy SA
Span: 25'11" Length: 25'7" Weight: 550 lb
empty
Picture from www.ctie.monash.edu
1910 Bourdariat biplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Edouard Bourdariat
Span: 31'2" Length: 34'5"
Picture from www.ctie.monash.edu
1910 Breguet III tractor biplane -
Breguet's first really modern airplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Louis Breguet
Span: 41' Length: 27'11" Weight: 1100 lb
Picture courtesy of Opdycke L. E, author of
French Aeroplanes Before the Great War.
1910 Bristol Boxkite - an
improvement on Farham, who threatened legal action!
Country of origin: UK
Designer: George Challenger
Produced by Bristol
Airplane Co.
Span: 34'6" Length:
36'6" Weight:
1050 lbs Speed: approx
40 mph
Picture courtesy of www.thosemagnificentmen.co.uk
which offers further information
1910 Brooks biplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed by A.Hamilton Built
by Brooks Aeroplane Co.
No picture found, information from
Milan Javorsky
1910 Brunet Tandem biplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Brunet
Picture courtesy L.E.Opdycke author
French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1910
Brzeski "Aquila" (Eagle) monoplane - pilot and 2 passengers
Country of Origin: Poland Designed and built by
Henryk Brzeski
Span: 32'10" Length: 32'10" Weight empty:
660 lb
Picture from Historia Lotnictwa
Polskiego
1910 Bueno et Demaurex pusher biplane
- 2 propellers on outriggers
Country of Origin: France Designed by Bueno and
Demaurex. Built by Avia
Span:49'2"
No picture found
1910
Burgess A pusher biplane also know as Herring-Burgess
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by
W.Burgess (fuselage,wings,gear) and A.Herring (controls, engine and
props) Suffered many changes
Span: 26'9" or 27' or 33'4" Length: 33' or 26' or
28'9"
Picture courtesy Jean Pieree Lauwers
1910 Burgess B pusher biplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by
W.Burgess
Span: 27' Length: 26'
Picture courtesy www.earlyaviator.com
1910 Burgess D pusher
biplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by
W.Burgess
Span: 36' Length: 41'
No picture found
1910
Bylinkin monoplane
Country of Origin: Russia Designed and built by
F.I.Bylinkin
Span: 27'11" Length: 21'4" Weight loaded:
530 lb
Picture www.internetelite.ru/aircraft
1910 Canton et Unne push-pull monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Canton and Unne
Span: 34'6" Length: 26'3" Weight: 926 lb
empty
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1910 Canton et Unne push-pull triplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Canton and Unne
Picture from www.ctie.monash.edu
1910 Caproni Ca-2 biplane
Country of Origin: Italy Designed and built by
Gianni Caproni
Span: 34'5" Length: 32'4"
Picture from Milan Javorsky
1910 Caproni Ca-3 biplane
Country of Origin: Italy Designed and built by
Gianni Caproni
Span: 41' Length: 29'2" Weight gross: 795
lbs
Picture from Milan Javorsky
1910 Carid monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Carid
Picture www.aerobscure.free.fr
1910 Caudron tractor biplane Type A2-6
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Rene Caudron
Picture courtesy Opdycke E.L.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1910 Caux et Camboulive biplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Caux and Camboulive
No picture found
1910 Cerny monoplane
Country of Origin: Czechia Designed and built by
Cerny
Picture not yet found. Information
from Milan Javorsky
1910 Chapiro biplane No. 2
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Chapiro
Picture courtesy Opdycke E.L.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1910 Chassagny monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed by Chassagny, built
by Labaudie et Puthet
Picture courtesy Opdycke E.L.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1910 Chesnay monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Chesnay
Span: 26'3"
Picture from www.ctie.monash.edu
1910 Cihak Type C monoplane
Country of Origin: Czechia (Austro-Hungarian Empire) Designed
and built by Eugen and Hugo Cihak
Span: 28'10" Length: 28'10"
Picture from Aeromedia.CZ
1910 Clement M. pusher biplane
Country of Origin: France Designed by Maurice
Clement, built by Letord and Niepce
Span: 38'2" Length: 37'9" Weight: 1100
lb gross
Picture from www.ctie.monash.edu
1910 Clerget monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Pierre Clerget
Span: 36'1" Length: 49'11"
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1910 Cody No. II A, B, C, D, E biplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by Samuel
Cody
Span: 46' Length: 38'6"
Picture courtesy of Goodall M.
co-author with Tagg A. (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great
War Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen
1910 Collier monoplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built byH.A.
and C.R. Collier
Span: 30' Length: 26' Weight: 650 lb all
up
Picture courtesy of Goodall M.
co-author with Tagg A. (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great
War Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen
1910 Contal No. 2 monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Contal
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1910 Contal tractor monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Contal
Picture from www.ctie.monash.edu
1910 Cordner monoplane No. 1
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
1910 Courrejou tractor monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Courrejou
Picture from www.ctie.monash.edu
1910 Culver biplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by
Charles R.Culver
No picture found
1910 Curtiss Bennett Racer monoplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by Glen
Curtiss, it was his first monoplane
Span: 26'3" Length: 25' Weight: 600 lb
gross
Picture from Bud Carlson
1910 Curtiss Ely monoplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by Glenn
Curtiss
Picture: http://www.aerofiles.com/
1910 Curtiss Hudson Flyer biplane - first plane to fly from a
deck of a ship
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by
Glenn Curtiss
Span: 31.3 Length: 26'3"
Picture:
http://www.aerofiles.com/
1910 Curtiss-Willard Banshee Express
pusher biplane - On 14/8/1910
established an American record carrying 3 passengers (1200 lb gross!)
Country of Origin: USA Design specifications from
Charles F.Willard, built by Curtiss
Span: 32'
Picture from Bud Carlson
1910 Daily "Old Glory" biplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by H.
M. Daily
Picture from http://www.aerofiles.com/
1910 Daimler Lutskoy No. 2 monoplane - world
record 105 mph in 1910
Country of Origin: Russia/Germany Designed by B.
G. Luskoy (Russian) Built by Daimler
Picture and information from Milan
Javorsky
1910 Dajoigny et Beaussart "Simplex" 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
1910 Danton back-staggered racing biplane
Country of Origin: France Designed by Francis
Denhaut Built by Espinosa
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1910 Day Tractor biplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by
Charles H. Day
Picture: http://www
aerofiles.com/
1910 De Broucker biplane
Country of Origin: Belgium Designed and built by
De Broucker
Picture from aviationbuffs
1910 De Coster "Flugi" monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Charles de Coster
Span: 26'3" Length: 26'3" Weight empty:
639 lb
Picture courtesy L.E.Opdycke author
French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1910 De Feure-Deperdussin canard
Country of Origin: France Designed De Feure, built
by Deperdussin
Picture from www.ctie.monash.edu.au
1910 De Havilland biplane No. 2
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by
Geoffrey de Havilland
Span: 33'6" Length: 40' Weight: 1100 lb
all up Speed: 37 mph
Picture courtesy of Goodall M.
co-author with Tagg A. (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great
War Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen
1910 De Lailhacar monoplane
Country of Origin: Spain/France Designed by
Jacques De Lailhacar (Spaniard) Built by Berthaud
Span: 32'10" Length: 36'1" Weight: 660 lb
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1910 Deperdussin canard monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Armand Deperdussin
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1910 Deperdussin Type A monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Armand Deperdussin
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1910? De la Vaux - did it fly?
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
De la Vaux
Picture from www.ctie.monash.edu.au
1910 Desusclade monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Desusclade
Span: 32'2"
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1910 Dokuchaev-1 biplane
Country of Origin: Russia Designed and built by
A.Ya. Dokuchaev
Weight empty: 770 lb Speed: 37 mph
No picture found
1910 Dorner Type II pusher monoplane
Country of Origin: Germany Designed and built by
Dorner
Span: 32'10" Length: 38'1" Weight w.engine:
661 lbs
Drawing from WW1 Aero
1910? Dottori biplane 2 props
Country of Origin: Italy Designed and built by
Dottori
Span: 39'4" Length: 36'1"
Picture from www.ctie.monash.edu.au
1910 Dufaux-4 biplane
Country of Origin: Switzerland Designed and built
by Dufaux brothers
Span: 27'3" Length: 27'3" Weight: 705 lbs
Speed: 30-37 mph
Picture from Gabor Fekecs
1910 Dufour No. 1 monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Jean Dufour
Span: 35'5" Length: 32'10" Weight: 682 lb
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1910 Dufour No. 2 biplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Jean Dufour
Span: 35'5" Length: 32' 10" Weight: 682
lbs
Picture from Willem Mar
1910 Duigan pusher biplane -f irst flight in Australia by Australian designed
and built plane
Country of Origin: Australia Designed and built by
Johan & Reginald Duigan
Span: 34'6" Speed: 40 mph
Picture from www.ctie.monash.edu/
1910 Dumas monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Alex Dumas
Span: 21'4" Length: 28'3" Weight: 462 lbs
No picture found
1910 Dunne D5 - first all-wing biplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed by John W. Dunne, built
by Short Brothers
Span: 46' Length overall: 20'4" Weight:
1550 lb gross Speed: 45 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
1910 Dunne-Huntington triplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed by D.Dunne. Built
by Short Bros.
Span: 59' Length: 50'
Picture courtesy of Goodall M.
co-author with Tagg A. (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great
War Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen
1910 Eaton-Twining monoplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by Eaton
and Twining
Picture from Willem Mar
1910 Epps monoplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by
Benjamin Thomas Epps
Picture from Milan Javorsky
1910 Escofet II Biplane - short
flight of approx 100 meters 20 meters high
Country of Origin: Uruguay Designed and built by
E. Martinez Velazco, R.A. Escofet
Span: 6.7 meters Length: 4.6 meters
Picture from Museo Aeronautico del
Uruguay
1910 Esnault-Pelterie Type B monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Robert Esnault-Pelterie
Span: 42' Length: 32'2"
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1910 Esnault-Pelterie REP
Type D monoplane - this model was a great success and was
used by the air services of many countries
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Robert Esnault-Pelterie
Span: 42'8" Length: 36'1" Weight: 1543
lb gross Speed: 56 mph
Picture from
www.germanpostcard.com
1910 Etrich II "Taube" (Dove) 2-seater tractor
monoplane
Country of Origin: Austria (Austro-Hungarian empire) Designed
and built by Igo Etrich
Picture from Milan Javorsky
1910 Etrich II modified "Taube" (Dove)
tractor monoplane
Country of Origin: Austria (Austro-Hungarian empire) Designed
and built by Igo Etrich
Picture from Milan Javorsky
1910 Etrich III "Möve" (Seagull)
tractor monoplane
Country of Origin: Austria (Austro-Hungarian empire) Designed
and built by Igo Etrich
No picture found
1910 Etrich IV "Taube" (Dove) tractor monoplane
Country of Origin: Austria (Austro-Hungarian empire) Designed
and built by Igo Etrich
Picture from Milan Javorsky
1910 Etrich V "Taube" (Dove) tractor monoplane
Country of Origin: Austria (Austro-Hungarian empire) Designed
and built by Igo Etrich
Picture from Milan Javorsky
1910 Etrich VI "Taube" (Dove) tractor monoplane
Country of Origin: Austria (Austro-Hungarian empire) Designed
and built by Igo Etrich
Picture from Milan Javorsky
1910 Euler military pusher biplane
Country of Origin: Germany Designed and built by
August Euler
Picture from Milan Javorsky
1910 Everett-Edgecumbe monoplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by
Everett-Edgecumbe & Co.
Span: 25' Length: 16' Speed: 30 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
1910 Fabre Hydravion canard pusher - first take-off off water
Country of Origin: France Designed &
built by Henri Fabre
Span: 45'11" Length: 27'10" Weight: 1050
lb gross Speed: 55 mph
Picture from www.
ctie.monash.edu/
1910 Faccioli No. 3 biplane
Country of Origin: Italy Designed and built by
Aristide Faccioli, first Italian to design and built an aircraft and
its engine.
Span: 22' Length: 11'6" Weight: 400 lb
Picture from WW1 AERO journal
1910 Faccioli No. 4 biplane
Country of Origin: Italy Designed and built by
Aristide Faccioli - first technical director of Fiat
Span: 26'3" Length: 26'3" Weight: 550 lb
Picture from Fiat via WW1 AERO
1910 Fairchild monoplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by
Walter I. Fairchild
No picture found
1910 Farman Type Coupe Michelin 2-seat pusher biplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Henri Farman
Span: 54'2" Length: 38'3"
Picture courtesy of Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1910 Farman HF 2/2 Parasol tractor monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Henri Farman
Span: 25'3" Length: 23'4" Weight: 660
lb gross Speed: 65 mph
Picture courtesy of Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1910 Farman Freres biplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Henri and Maurice Farman
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1910 Farman Maurice "Coupe Michelin"
biplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Maurice Farman
Span: 36'1" Length: 41'10" Weight: 660 lb
gross Speed: 50 mph
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1910 Ferguson No. 2 monoplane
Country of Origin: Ireland Designed and built by
Harry G. Ferguson
Span: 32' Length: 27' 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.
1910 Filiasi biplane
Country of Origin: Italy Designed and built by
Francesco Filiasi
Picture from www.dpa.unima.it
1910 Fournier monoplane
Country of Origin: Spain: Designed and built by
Heraclio Alfaro Fournier
Picture from WW1 Aero
1910 Francis pusher biplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed by Ray Francis , built
by J. Gage
Picture:
http://www.aerofiles.com/
1910
Gakkel III biplane
Country of Origin: Russia Designed and built by
Ya.M. Gakkel
Span: 24'7" Length: 24'7" Weight loaded: 1235
lb Speed: 50 mph
Picture www.internetelite.ru/aircraft
1910 Gallone-Lampert monoplane
Country of Origin: Switzerland Designed and built by
C. Gallone and M. Lampert
Span: 35'8" Length: 37.5"
Picture from www.pionnair-ge.com
1910 Gambier monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Gambier
No picture found
1910 Garnier "Olga" monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
L. Garnier and Hourdehaigt
No picture found
1910? Gasnier biplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Gasnier
Picture from www.ctie.monash.edu.au
1910 Gates
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by B.L.Gates
Picture: http://www.aerofiles.com/
1910 George & Jobling biplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by
A.E.George and Jobling
Span: 30' Length: 31' Weight allup: 862
lb Speed: 48 mph
Picture courtesy of Goodall M.
co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great
War. Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen.
1910 Gibson Twin-Plane - first Canadian
designed and built airplane, he also built his own engine
Country of Origin: Canada Designed and built by
William Wallace Gibson
Picture of Replica which
hangs in the British Columbia Aviation Museum at Victoria International
Airport
1910 Gibson No. 2 biplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by J.
and G.T.Gibson
Span: 29' Length: 30'
Picture courtesy of Goodall M.
co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great
War. Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen.
1910 Gibson No. 3 biplane with twin tractor
propellers
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by J.
and G.T.Gibson
Picture courtesy of Goodall M.
co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great
War. Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen.
1910 Goedecker No.1 monoplane
Country of Origin: Germany Designed and built by
Jakob Goedecker
Picture from Milan Javorsky
1910 Grade monoplane
Country of Origin: Germany Designed and built by
Hans Grade
Picture from Willem Mar
1910 Graf "Napoli 1" monoplane
Country of Origin: Italy Designed and built by
Emilio Graf
No picture found
1910 Greene biplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by Dr.
W. Greene
Picture from Aeronautic Society of
New York
1910 Gregoire Monoplane 2
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Gregoire
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1910 Gregoire Monoplane 3
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Gregoire
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1910 Guillebaud tandem-monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Charles Guillebaud
Length: 13m Weight: 220kg
Picture from Willem Mar
1910 Guillemin biplane
Country of Origin: France Designed by Guillemin, Builder
unknown
No picture found
1910 Gunn biplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by Tom
Gunn
Picture from Willem Mar
1910 Hackel-RBWZ biplane
Country of Origin: Latvia (Russian Empire) Designed
and built by Jacob Hackel; built by Russo-Baltic Wagon
Works
No picture found
1910 Handley Page Type
A"Bluebird" monoplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by
Handley Page
Span: 32'6" Length: 20'6" Weight: 450 lb Speed:
35 mph
Picture from Handley Page
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by
Handley Page Ltd
Span: 40' Length: 27' Weight: 1150 lb Speed:
73 mph
Picture from Handley Page
1910 Hanriot monoplane
Country
of Origin: France Designed and built by Rene Hanriot
Span: 30' Weight: 500 lb gross Speed: 50
mph
Model plans are available from http://www.pr-kits.com/
Picture shows a French reconstruction
1910 Hartman monoplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by
Arthur Hartman (22 years old)
Picture from Willem Mar
1910 Heinrich Model A monoplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by
Albert and Arthur Heinrich
Picture from Bud Carlson
1910? Henry canard monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
M. Henry
Picture courtesy L.E.Opdycke author
French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1910 Hornstein biplane
Country of Origin: Russia/UK Designed by N.A.
Hornstein, a Russian. Built by Thames Bank Wharf Co.
Span: 32'10" Length: 34' Weight: 696 lb
Picture courtesy of Goodall M.
co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great
War. Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen.
1910 Horvath 1B monoplane - Horvath flying
his lB won first prize at the International Air Race, Budapest June 1910
Country of Origin: Hungary Designed and built by
Erno Horvath
Span: 31'2" Length: 25'7" Weight empty:
485 lb
Picture and information from Gabor
Fekecs
1910 Howard Wright biplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by Howard
T.Wright
Span: 36' (48' with extensions) Length: 36'6" Weight:
800 lb Speed: 36-45 mph Price: £650
Picture courtesy of Goodall M.
co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great
War. Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen
1910 Howard Wright "1910 type" monoplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by
Howard T.Wright
Span: 27' Length: 29' Weight: 455 lb Speed:
35-40 mph Price: £650
Picture courtesy of Goodall M.
co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great
War. Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen
1910 Howard Wright "Avis" monoplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by Howard
T.Wright
Span: 28' Length: 27' Weight: 430 lb Speed:
35-40 mph Price: £370-£490
Picture courtesy of Goodall M.
co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great
War. Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen
1910 Howard Wright "Ornis" monoplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by
Howard T.Wright
Span: 28' Length: 28' Weight: 400 lb Speed:
30 mph Price: £430
Picture courtesy of Goodall M.
co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great
War. Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen
1910 Howard Wright "Standard" monoplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by
Howard T.Wright
Span: 28' Length: 27' Weight: 500 lb
Picture courtesy of Goodall M.
co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great
War. Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen
1910 Hudson-O'Brian biplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by John
Hudson and Clifton O'Brian
Span: 40' Length: 36'
No picture found
1910 Hulbert biplane - said to be built in Switzerland, but
flown in USA
Country of Origin: USA/Switzerland Designed by
Dane Hulbert, US citizen.
Picture: http://www.aerofiles.com/
1910 Humber monoplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by Humber
Ltd.
Picture courtesy of Goodall M.
co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great
War. Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen
1910 Humber 1910 Type biplane - side-by-side
three seater
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by Humber
Ltd
Span: 40' Length: 33' Speed: 50 mph Price:
£1000
Picture courtesy of Goodall M.
co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great
War. Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen
1910 Humber (Le Blon Type) monoplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by
Humber Ltd.
Span: 29' Length: 26'8" Weight: 490 lb Price:
£480
Picture courtesy of Goodall M.
co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great
War. Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen
1910 Humber (Lovelace type) monoplace
Country of Origin: UK Designed by Capt.T.T.
Lovelace, built by Humber Ltd
Span: 33' Length: ¨26'6" Weight: 500
lb Speed: 50 mph Price: £750
Picture courtesy of Goodall M.
co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great
War. Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen
1910 Illinschulz
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Illinschulz
Span: 26'3" Length: 22'11" Weight: 770 lb
empty
No picture found
1910 Jacquelin tractor biplane - largely
modified Voisin?
Country of Origin: France Designed and modified
by E.Jacquelin. Built by Voisin
Picture courtesy L.E.Opdycke author
French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1910 JAP Harding monoplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by
J.A_Prestwich Co. flown by Harding
Span: 30' Length: 27' Weight: 510 lb Speed:
50 mph
Picture courtesy of Goodall M.
co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great
War Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen
1910 Jeannin biplane
Country of Origin: Germany Designed and built by
Emil Jeannin
Picture from www.ctie.monash.edu.au
1910 Jezzi No. 1 pusher biplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by Leo
Jezzi
Picture courtesy of Goodall M.
co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great
War Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen
1910 Jezzi No. 1 tractor Biplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by Leo
Jezzi
Picture courtesy of Goodall M.
co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great
War Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen
1910 Jirotka monoplane
Country of Origin: Czechia Designed and built by
Jirotka
Picture not yet found. Information
from Milan Javorsky
1910 Jourdan "Helioplane" monoplane - did it
fly?
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Bobba Jourdan
Picture from Willem Mar
1910 Kalep
Country of Origin: Latvia (Russian Empire) Designed
and built by Theodor Kalep
No picture found
1910 Karpeka-1 monoplane
Country of Origin: Russia Designed and built by
A.D. Karpeka
Span: 26'3" Length: 26'3" Weight loaded: 660
lb
Picture www.internetelite.ru/aircraft
1910
Kasyanenko 1/1bis biplane
Country of Origin: Russia Designed and built by
Kasyanenko Brothers
Span: top, 23' bottom, 15'9" Length: 29'6" or 19'8"
Picture www.internetelite.ru/aircraft
1910 Kaufmann No. 1 monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Paul Kaufmann
Span: 19'8" Length: 19'8" Weight: 440 lb
gross
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1910 Koechlin monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Paul Koechlin
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1910 Kolbanyi I biplane - took to the air,
but crashed due to inexperienced pilot
Country of Origin: Hungary Designed and built by
Geza Kolbanyi, who together with Sylvester Golcsek designed and built
an innovative 6 cylinder engine producing 60 HP and weighing only 230
lb.
Span: 33'5" Length: 26'3" Take-off Weight: 880
lb.
Picture of engine only. Information
from Gabor Fekecs
1910 Koolhoven FK01 "Heidevogel" biplane
Country of Origin: Holland Designed and built by
Koolhaven
Picture from Willem Mar
1910
Kozlowski two tractor prop-biplane
Country of Origin: Poland Designed and built by
Kozloski
Span: 33'6" Length: 29'6" Weight empty:
660 lb
Picture from Historia Lotnictwa
Polskiego
1910
Kudashev-1 biplane
Country of Origin: Russia Designed and built by
AS.Kudashev
Span: 29'6" Length: 32'10" Weight loaded: 926
lb
Picture www.internetelite.ru/aircraft
1910 Kudashev 2 biplane
Country of Origin: Russia Designed and built by
AS Kudashev
Span: 32'10" Length: 28'6" Weight loaded: 903
lb
No picture found
1910
Kudashev 3 monoplane
Country of Origin: Russia Designed and built by
AS.Kudashev
Span: 30'2" Length: 23'8" Weight loaded:
705 lb
Picture www.internetelite.ru/aircraft
1910 Kvasz I monoplane
Country of Origin: Hungary Designed and built by
Kvasz
Span: 32'2" Length: 24'7" Speed: 31 mph
Picture and information from Gabor
Fekecs
1910 Lane No. 1 monoplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by
Charles Lane
Span: 30' Length: 24' Weight: 425 lb Speed:
30 mphg Price: £ 500
Picture courtesy of Goodall M.
co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great
War Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen
1910 Lane pusher biplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by
Charles Lane
Picture courtesy of Goodall M.
co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great
War Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen
1910 Lange-Billard triangular
wing monoplane - tandem pusher-tractor props, reported to have
made some successful flights
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by
Lange and Billard
Span: 20' Length: 26'
No picture found
1910 Lanyi biplane
Country of Origin: Hungary Designed and built by
Antal Lanyi
Span: 29'6" Length: 28'3" Weight empty: 617
lbs Speed: 31 mph
Picture and information from Gabor
Fekecs
1910 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
1910 Legnano I monoplane
Country of Origin: Italy Designer and builder
unknown
Picture from www.legnano.org
1910 Legrand triplane
Country of Origin: France Designed by Jean Legrand
Built by Voisin
Span: 23'
Picture courtesy L.E.Opdycke author
French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1910 Lemaitre biplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Lemaitre
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1910 Leroy et Marzollier monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Leroy and Marzollier
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1910 Lesseps "La frigate" monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Comte Jacques de Lesseps
Picture
www.aerobscure.free.fr
1910 Letai I biplane
Country of Origin: Hungary Designed and built by
Sandor, Lajos and Andras Letai
Span: 37'9" Length: 27'9" Weight empty:
352 lbs Speed: 31 mph Engine: Dedics 25HP 2cyl V
Picture and information from Gabor
Fekecs
1910 Letord et Niepce biplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Letord and Niepce
No picture found
1910
Libanski monoplane
Country of Origin: Poland Designed and built by
Libanski
Span: 34'9" Length: 25'11" Weight empty: 530
lb
Picture from Historia Lotnictwa
Polskiego
1910 Liore No.2 monoplane - 2 tractor propellers driven by one engine
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Fernand Lioree
Span: 9.5 m Length: 8.2 m Weight: 350 kg
No picture found
1910
"Ljusik" monoplane
Country of Origin: Russia Designed and built by
N. P.Stasenko
Span: 24' Length: 24'6" Weight loaded: 750
lb Speed: 43 mph
Picture www.internetelite.ru/aircraft
1910 Lohner-Daimler "Pfeilflieger I" biplane
Country of Origin: Austria Designed by Karl
Paulal Built by J. Lohner & Co. Vienna
Picture and Information from Milan
Javorsky
1910 Lohner-Umlauff biplane
Country of Origin: Austria Designed by Hans
Umlauff Built by J. Lohner & Co Vienna
No picture found
1910 Mainguet tractor monoplane - Designed
for ten passengers, it flew but without passengers!
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Mainguet
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1910 Mann & Overtone monoplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by Mann
& Overtone Ltd
Picture courtesy of Goodall M.
co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great
War Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen
1910 Martin-Handasyde No. 3
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by
Helmuth P. Martin and George H. Handasyde
Span: 32' Length: 28' Weight: 560 lb
Picture courtesy of Goodall M.
co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great
War Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen
1910
Macfie "Empress" biplane
Country of Origin: USA/UK Designed and built by
Robert F. Macfie, US citizen and Tothill
Picture courtesy of Goodall M.
co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great
War Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen
1910 McCormick-James monoplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by
H.McCormick and S.James
No picture found
1910 Meduna monoplane
Country of Origin: Czechia Designed and built by
Meduna
Picture not yet found. Information
from Milan Javorsky
1910 Mercep-Rusjan monoplane
Country of Origin: Slovenia (in 1910 Austro-Hungarian
Empire) Designed and built by M.Mercep and E.and J. Rusjan
Span: 46'
Picture from www.edvard-rusjan.it
1910 Michelet biplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Michelet
Picture from Willem Mar
1910 Moisant "Le Corbeau" (Crow) monoplane
Country of Origin: USA/France Designed and built John
Moisant (US citizen)
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1910 Montgomery tandem monoplane according to eyewitness
reports it did fly
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by John
Montgomery
Span: 26'
Picture from www.militarymuseum.org
1910 Moon "Moonbeam" No. 1 and 2
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by
Moonbeam Ltd
Picture courtesy of Goodall M.
co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great
War Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen
1910? Morel 2-3 seater canard biplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Captain Morel
Picture from Willem Mar
1910 Mulliner monoplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by
G.Stewart Mulliner Ltd
Span: 33' Length: 27' Weight allup: 605
lb Speed: 40 Price: £450 - £500
Picture courtesy of Goodall M.
co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great
War Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen
1910? Mullot monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Mullot Brothers
No picture found
1910 Mullot biplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Mullot Brothers
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1910 Nau monoplane
Country of
Origin:
France Designed and built by Robert Nau
Span: 42'8" Length: 39'4"
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1910 Neal VI monoplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by J V
Neal
Span: 27' Length: 19'10" Weight allup:
409 lb
Picture courtesy of Goodall M.
co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great
War Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen
1910 Neal VII biplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by J.
V. Neal
Span: 34' Length: 41' Weight: 800 lb Speed:
41 mph
Picture courtesy of Goodall M.
co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great
War Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen
1910 Nicholson monoplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed by B.H. Nicholson Built
by Holland and Holland Ltd
Span: 32' Length: 32' Weight: 800 lbs Price:
£550
Picture courtesy of M.Goodall and
A.Tagg (deceased) authors of British Aircraft before the Great War
Published by Schiffer Publishing Ltd.Atglen PA.
1910 Nieuport monoplane
Country of origin: France Designer: Edouard de Nieuport.
Span:
36'1" Length: 27'7" Weight: 717 lbs
Model plans are available from http://www.pr-kits.com/
Picture
courtesy of www.thosemagnificentmen.co.uk which offers more
information.
1910 Nieuport II monoplane - built in
impressive numbers and in several variants.
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Edouard Nieuport
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1910 Nieuport III 2-seater monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Edouard Nieuport
No picture found
1910 Nieuport-Macchi biplane
Country of Origin: Italy Designed and built by
Macchi
Picture from Museo Storico,
Roverto, It
1910 Norman and M'Knight monoplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by Norman
and M'Knight
Span: 30' Length: 28'
No picture found
1910 Nyrop No. 3 monoplane
Country of Origin: Sweden Designed and built by
Ask and Nyrop
Span: 28'3" Length: 23' Weight empty: 683
lbs Speed: 50 mph
Picture from Swedish Air museum
1910 Obre No. 3 monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Emile Obre
Span: 36' Length: 32'10"
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1910 Ocenasek 2-seater monoplane
Country of Origin: Czechia (Austro-Hungarian Empire) Designed
and built by Ocenasek
Span: 39'4" Length: 36'1" Weight: 1100 lb
Picture from Milan Javorsky
1910 Odier-Vendome biplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Odier and Raoul Vendome
Span: 26'3" Length: 26'3"
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1910 Odier-Vendome biplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Odier-Vendome
Picture from Willem Mar
1910 Ornis monoplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by Ornis
Picture from www.ctie.monash.edu.au
1910 Pachiotti monoplane
Country of Origin: Italy/France Designed by
Pachiotti from Italy Built by H.Chazal
Span: 29'6" Length: 39'4" Weight: 1100 lb
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1910 Parent monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Parent Brothers
Span: 41'1" Length: 32'10"
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1910 Parkes monoplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed by C.H.Parkes Built
by T.Preece & Co
Span: 28'3" Length: 28'3" Weight: 500 lb
Picture courtesy of Goodall M.
co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great
War Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen
1910 Parseval mono seaplane
Country of Origin: Germany Designed and built by
August von Parseval
Span: 46' Length: 46' Weight empty: 2866
lbs Speed: 56 mph
Picture from Milan Javorsky
1910 Passerat -Radiguet monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Passerat and Radiguet
Span: 29'6" Length: 43' Weight gross: 1080
lb
Picture courtesy L.E.Opdycke author
French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1910 Paterson No. 1 biplane
Country
of Origin: UK Designed by C. C. Paterson Built by
Liverpool Motor House Ltd
Span : 34'4" Length: 31' Speed: 41 mph Price:
£625
Picture courtesy of Goodall M.
co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great
War Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen
1910 Paulhan biplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Louis Paulhan
Span: 40' Length: 27'11" Weight: 1340 lb Speed:
50 mph
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1910 Paumier biplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Emile Paumier
Span: upper 34'5" lower 16'5" Weight: 770 lb
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1910 Penkala "Leptir I" biplane
Country of Origin: Poland/Croatia Designed by
Slavoljub Eduard Penkala (Polish/Dutch) Built by him and
Dragutin Novak (Croatian) in Croatia
Picture and information from Milan
Javorsky
1910 Penkala "Leptir II" biplane with ailerons
and undercarriage skis
Country of Origin: Poland/Croatia Designed by
Slavoljub Eduard Penkala (Polish/Dutch) Built by him and
Dragutin Novak (Croatian) in Croatia
Picture and information from Milan
Javorsky
1910 Pfitzner monoplane
Country of origin: Hungary/USA Designed by
Alexander I. Pfitzner, Hungarian engineer of Curtiss in whose factory
the plane was built.
Span: 36' Length: 30' Weight: 370 lbs Speed:
42 mph
Model kits/plans: Bud Carlson has supplied extremely
detailed 1:48 scale drawings which would allow an experienced modeler
to build this plane. The files are large, about 2500 Kb but, anybody
interested in these plans, contact Herb who will e-mail them (click Early
Birds logo below).
Picture from Bud Carlson.
1910 Picat-Dubreuit monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Picat-Dubreuit
Picture from www.ctie.monash.edu.au
1910? Piquerez biplane
Country of Origin: Belgium? Designed and built by
Piquerez
Span: 35'5" Length: 34'9"
Picture from aviationbuffs
1910 Pither monoplane - did it fly?
Country of Origin: New Zealand Designed and built
by Herbert John Pither
Span: 28' Length: 26' Weight: 500 lbs
Picture from Otago Withness 1910
1910 Pivot monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Pivot
Span: 19'8"
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1910 Plage I biplane
Country of Origin: Poland/Germany Designed by Emil
Plage (Pole), built by Rumpler
No picture found
1910 Planes pusher biplane
Country of Origin: UK Built by Planes Ltd.
Picture courtesy of M.Goodall and
A.Tagg (deceased) authors of British Aircraft before the Great War
Published by Schiffer Publishing Ltd.Atglen PA
1910 Pliska biplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by John
Valentine Pliska & Gray Coggin
Span: 32'8" Length: 26'8" Weight: 750 lb
Picture from www.nprobinson.home.mindspring.com
1910 Poignard et Tranchard monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed by Octave
Poignard, built by Tranchard
Span: 36'1" Length: 32'10" Weight empty: 727
lb
No picture found
1910 Pollock monoplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by G. W.
and S. Pollack
Span: 40' Length: 24'6"
No picture found
1910 Porte monoplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by J. C.
Porte
Span: 22' Length: 27'
Picture courtesy of M.Goodall and
A.Tagg (deceased) authors of British Aircraft before the Great War
Published by Schiffer Publishing Ltd.Atglen PA
1910 Portway monoplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by
Portway Brothers
Span: 25' Weight: 350 lb
Picture courtesy of Goodall M.
co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great
War Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen
1910 Poulain Orange No. 1 biplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Gabriel Poulain-Orange
Span: 36'1" Length: 26'3"
Picture from Willem Mar
1910 Prazma biplane
Country of Origin: Czechia (Austro-Hungarian Empire) Designed
and built by Prazma
Span: 39'4" Length: 32'10" Weight: 440 lb
No picture yet found
1910 Pulpe
Country of Origin: Latvia (Russian Empire) Designed
and built by Eduard Pulpe
No picture found
1910 Raiche biplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by
Francis and Bessie Raiche - Bessie made 9/10 short flights but is
considered first US woman to solo an airplane
Span: 33' Length: 28'6"
No picture found
1910 Rajki monoplane
Country of Origin: Hungary Designed and built by
Jozsed Rajki
Span: 27'11" Length: 32'2" Weight empty: 485
lbs
Picture courtesy Andor Gibas,
Information Gabor Fekecs
1910 Requillard monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Requillard
Span: 32'10" Length: 23'
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1910 Roehrig pusher biplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by
B.F.Roehrig
Span: 45' Length: 47'
No picture found
1910 Romanoplane pusher monoplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by
Romano
Span: 36' Length: 36'
Picture: http://www.aerofiles.com/
1910 Rossel-Peugeot monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Rossel, financed by Peugeot
Span: 33'6" Length: 30'6"
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1910
Rossia-A biplane - Russian duration record of 15 minutes in 1910
Country of Origin: Russia Designed by N.
V.Rebikov, built by S. S. Schetinin
Span: top, 34'6" bottom, 23' Length: 39'4" Weight
loaded: 1366 lb Speed: 43 mph
Picture
www.internetelite.ru/aircraft
1910 Rossia-B monoplane
Country of Origin: Russia Designed by N. V.
Rebikov, built by S. S. Schetinin
Span: 24'7" Length: 24'7" Weight loaded:
727 lb Speed: 43 mph
No picture found
110? Rougier biplane - did it fly
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Rougier
Picture from Willem Mar
1910
Rozum-Bechiny monoplane
Country of Origin: Poland/Czech Republic Designed and
built by Rosum (Pole) and Bechiny (Czech) Designed their own motor
also
Span: 26'3" Length: 26'3" Weight empty:
575 lb
Picture from Historia Lotnictwa
Polskiego
1910 Rusjan EDA V monoplane
Country of Origin: Slovenia (in 1910 Austro-Hungarian
Empire) Designed and built by Edvard Rusjan
Picture of Reconstruction from www.edvard-rusjan.it
1910 Rusjan EDA VI
Country of Origin: Slovenia (in 1910 Austro-Hungarian
Empire) Designed and built by Edvard Rusjan
Picture from www.edvard-rusjan.it
1910 Rusjan EDA VII
Country of Origin: Slovenia (in 1910 Austro-Hungarian
Empire) Designed and built by Edvard Rusjan
Picture from www.edvard-rusjan.it
1910 Sanchez-Besa biplane
Country of Origin: Chile/France Designed and built
by Sanchez-Besa, Chilean living in France.
Span: 36' Length: 41'
Picture from www.germanpostcards.com
1910 Saulnier No. 1 monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Raymond Saulnier
Span: 26'3" Length: 23'7" Weight: 616 lb
empty
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1910 Saulnier No. 2 monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Raymond Saulnier
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1910 Savary biplane
Country of Origin: France Designed by Robert
Savary Built by Leon Boller
Span: 27'10" Length: 29'6"
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1910 SCAA "Fregates" monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Societe de Construction d'Appareils Aeriens
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1910 Schlegel Züst monoplane
Country of Origin: Germany Designed and built by
Ernst Schlegel and Züst
Picture and information from Milan
Javorsky
1910 Schmitt biplane
Country of Origin: France Designed by Paul Schmitt
Built by Lucien Chauviere
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanesx before the Great War
1910 Schüler biplane
Country of Origin: Germany Designed and built by
Max Schüler
Span: 41'
Information from Milan Javorsky
1910 Sclaves biplane - did it fly?
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Sclaves
Picture courtesy L.E.Opdycke author
French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1910 SELA No. 2 monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed by G.Badini Built
by Societe d'Etude pour la Locomotion Aerienne.
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1910 S.F.L.A. monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Societe Francaise de Locomotion Aerienne
Picture from Willem Mar
1910 Short No. S26-S29 pusher biplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by Short
Bros.
Span: 34'2" (46'5" with extensions) Length: 40'6" Weight
allup: 1400 lb Speed: 40 mph
Picture courtesy of Goodall M.
co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great
War Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen
1910 Short No. S32 Tractor Biplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by Short
Bros.
No picture found
1910
Sikorsky S-3 tractor biplane
Country of Origin: Russia Designed and built by I.
I. Sikorsky
Span: 26'3" Length: 26'3" Weight loaded:
683 lb
Picture www.internetelite.ru/aircraft
1910
Sikorsky S-4 biplane
Country of Origin: Russia Designed and built by I.
I. Sikorsky
Span: 29'6" Length: 26'3" Weight loaded:
793 lb
Picture www.internetelite.ru/aircraft
1910 Simplex monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Dajoigny et Beaussart
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1910 Sippe monoplane - it probably flew
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by Sippe
Bros. and J.Jensen
Picture courtesy of Goodall M.
co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great
War Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen
1910 Sloan bicurve biplane
Country of Origin: USA/France Designed and built
by Sloan (American)
Span: upper 26'3" lower 35'11" Length: 37'1" Speed:
47 mph
Picture from Willem Mar
1910 Smidley monoplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by Henri
Smidly - flying verified by daughter Irene
Span: 32'
No picture found
1910 Smith 2-prop pusher biplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by
Arthur Smith
Span: 40'
No picture found
1910 Smith Rex 2-seater biplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by Rex
Smith Aeroplane Co.
Picture: http://www.aerofiles.com/
1910 Sommer biplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Roger Sommer
Span: 34' Length: 41' Weight: 727 lb
Model plans are available from http://www.pr-kits.com/
Picture from www.perso.wanadoo.fr
1910? Souchet monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Souchet
Picture courtesy L.E.Opdycke author
French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1910 Spencer-Sterling 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
1910 Sommerville pusher biplane - 40
hp engine
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by
William Sommerville
Span: 45'
No picture found
1910 Stasenko "Lyusik" monoplane
Country of Origin: Russia Designed and built by
Captain N. P. Stasenko
Span: 24'7" Length: 24'7" Empty weight:
529 lbs
Picture and information from Milan
Javorsky
1910 Steglav No. 1 biplane
Country of Origin: Latvia (Russian Empire) Designed
and built by Janis Steglav
Picture from Willem Mar
1910 Svachulay Albatrosz I monoplane
Country of Origin: Hungary Designed and built by
Sandor Svachulay
Span: 29'6 Length: 24'7" Take-off Weight:
396 lb
Picture and information from Gabor
Fekecs
1910 Szarics-I monoplane
Country of Origin: Hungary Designed and built by
Janos Szarics
Span: 27'11" Length: 26'3" Weight empty: 529
lbs Speed: 31 mph
Picture courtesy Andor Gibas,
Information Gabor Fekecs
1910 Szekely I biplane - design
price for lateral control
Country of Origin: Hungary Designed and built by
Mihaly Szekely
Span: 36'1" Length: 27'11" Weight empty:
421 lbs Speed: 31 mph
No picture found. Information from
Gabor Fekecs
1910 Tan Gen hydroplane
Country of Origin: China Designed and built by Tan
Gen
No picture found
1910 Taris monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Taris
Span: 27'10" Length: 24'7" Weight: 770 lb
gross
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1910 Tellier monoplane
Country
of Origin: France Designed and built by Tellier
Span: 36'1" Length: 36'1"
Picture from www.germanpostcards.com
1910 Thiersch monoplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed by A.Thiersch and
partly built by Handley Page
Picture courtesy of Goodall M.
co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great
War Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen
1910 Thomann monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Thomann
Span: 28'11" Length: 24'7" Weight: 440 lbs
gross Speed: 44 mph
Picture from Opdycke L.E. author of
French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1910 Thomas pusher biplane
- 2-seater
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by
William and Oliver Thomas
Span: 27' Length: 25'
Picture:
http://www.aerofiles.com/
1910 Thomas TA amphibian pusher flyingboat
- 2/3- seater
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by
William and Oliver Thomas
No picture found
1910 Thompson biplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed by W.P.Thompson Built
by Handley Page
Picture from Handley Page
1910? Tips biplane
Country of Origin: Belgium Designed and built by
Tips
Picture from aviationbuffs
1910 Todd biplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by
Miss E. L. Todd
Picture from Willem Mar
1910 Toth I monoplane
Country of Origin: Hungary Designed and built by
Jozsef and Kalman Toth
Span: 33'6" Length: 27'19" Weight empty: 352
lbs Speed: 31 mph
No picture found. Information from
Gabor Fekecs
1910 Train No. 1 monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Emilie Train
Single-seater - Span: 30'6" Length: 26'3" Weight:
570 lb empty
2-seater - Span: 34'9" Length: 26'3" Weight: 617
lb empty
Picture from www.ctie monash.edu
1910 Tubavion
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Ch.Poncheat and M.Primard
Span: 26'3" Length: 26'3" Weight: 925 lb Speed:
75 mph
Picture from www.ctie.monash.edu.au
1910? Turcat-Mery-Rougier biplane
Country of Origin: France? Designed and built by
Turcat, Mery and Rougier
Span: 26'2" Length: 28'10"
Picture from WW1 Aero
1910 Van Anden biplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by Frank
Van Anden
Picture from Aeronautic Society of
New York
1910 Vendome "Tiny" monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Raoul Vendome
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1910 Vickers No. 7 monoplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by
Vickers Ltd
Span: 34'6" Length: 25 Weight: 730 lb Speed:
70 mph
No picture found
1910 Vinet monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by G.
Vinet
Span: 34'5" Length: 24'3"
Picture from Willem Mar
1910 Vlaicu No. 1 monoplane
Country of Origin: Romania Designed and built by
Aurel Vlaicu
Picture from Willem Mar
1910 Voisin Bordeaux biplane 2 seater
Span: 36'1" Length: 34'6" Weight: 1058 lb
empty
1910 Voisin Tourisme biplane,
similar as above but smaller
Span: 36'1" Length: 31'2" Weight: 880 lb
empty
1910 Voisin Militaire biplane,
similar again but with folding wings
Span: 36' - 52'6" (unfolded) Length: 31'2" Speed:
54 mph
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Freres Voisin
Picture courtesy Opdycke E.L.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1910 Voisin Type de Course (racing) bBiplane
Country of
Origin: France Designed and built by Freres Voisin
Span: 36'1" Length: 34'6" Weight: 1058 lb
empty
Picture courtesy Opdycke E.L.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1910 Vollmoeller monoplane
Country of Origin: Germany Designed and built by
Dr.K.Vollmoeller
Picture from
//members.shaw.ca/flyingaces/ which offer more information
1910 Walden No. III monoplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by W.
H. Waldon
Picture from Willem Mar
1910 Walden IV monoplane - first successful
USA monoplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by
Henri Walden
Picture from Bud Carlson
1910 Warchalowski I single-seater pusher biplane
Country of Origin: Poland/Austria Designed by A.
Warchalowski (Polish) Built by Autoplan, Austria
Span: 39'4" Length: 42' Weight: 881 lbs
empty Speed: 40 mph
Picture from Milan Javorsky
1910 Warchalowski II / II bis 2-seater pusher biplane
Country of Origin: Poland/Austria Designed by A.
Warchalowski (Polish) Built by Autoplan, Austria
Picture from Milan Javorsky
1910 Warchalowski III single-seater pusher biplane
Country of Origin: Poland/Austria Designed by
A.Warchalowski (Polish) Built by Autoplan,Austria
Picture from Milan Javorsky
1910 Weber Sochacki 2-seater pusher biplane
Country of Origin: Poland Designed and built by
Jan Weber and Zygmunt Sochacki
Span: 39'4" Length: 37'9" Weight: 683
lbs empty
No picture found
1910 Weidmann Flying Tank monoplane
- reportedly flew in spite of all steel construction with folding wings
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by
Weidmann
No picture found
1910 Willard biplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by
Charles Willard
Picture: http://www.aerofiles.com/
1910 Willoughby Pelican tractor
bi-flyingboat
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by
Willoughby
Picture: http://www.aerofiles.com/
1910 Wiseman biplane - fFirst airplane
designed and built in California
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by Fred
Wiseman
Span: 24' Length: 24' Weight: 670 lb
Picture from Smithsonian
1910 Wiseman pusher biplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by Fred
Wiseman
Span: 24' Length: 25'
Picture: http://www.aerofiles.com/
1910 Wisniewski single-seater monoplane
Country of Origin: Poland Designed and built by
Ing. Bronislaw Wisniewski
No picture found
1910 Wright Model B -
first mass-produced aircraft, also without the canard.
Country of origin: USA. Designed and built
by Wilbur & Orville Wright.
Span: 38.5' Length: 28' Weight: 1250 lbs.
Picture
courtesy of Wright web site www.first-to-fly.com where you will also find more
information.
1910 Wright Model R - also called "Roadster"; used for racing, capable of
speeds up to 80 mph, seen here being piloted by Orville Wright himself.
There was also a smaller version (21' span) called the "Baby Grand".
Country of origin: USA. Designed and
built by Wilbur & Orville Wright.
Span: 26.5' Weight: 750 lbs.
Picture
courtesy of Wright web site www.first-to-fly.com where you will also find more
information.
1910 Wrobel single seater highwing monoplane
Country of Origin: Poland Designed and built by
Wrobel
Picture from Milan Javorsky
1910 Zenith monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Georgre and Gendre Zenith
Span: 27'11 Length: 27'11" Speed: 44 mph
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1910 Zodiac "L'Albatros No. 1" monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Societe Zodiac
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1910 Zodiac "L'Albatros No. 2" monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Societe Zodiac
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1910 Zselyi monoplane - longest flight 15
miles in 13 minutes
Country of Origin: Hungary Designed and built by
Aládar Zsélyi, early Hungarian pioneer.
Span: 23' (later 26'11") Length: 21'
Picture and information from Gabor
Fekecs
1910 Zselyi-II monoplane
Country of Origin: Hungary Designed and built by
Aládar Zsélyi
Span: 26'11" Length: 21' Takeoff weight:
485 lbs Speed: 35 mph
Picture and information from Gabor
Fekecs