1911
1911 Adelmann biplane
Country of Origin: Germany Designed by Max
Adelmann, built industrial works in Chemnitz
Information from Milan Javorsky
1911 AEG Z.2 monoplane
Country of Origin: Germany Designed and built by
AEG Company
No picture found
1911 Aitken biplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by
Willem H. Aitken
No picture found
1911 Albatros Biplane
Country of Origin: Germany Designed and built by
Albatros Company
Picture from Willem Mar
1911 Albatros MZ 2 biplane
Country of Origin: Germany Designed and built by
Albatros Company
Picture from Willem Mar
1911 Arondel monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
P.Arondel
Span: 28'4" Length: 25' Weight: 500 lb
Picture from www.ctie.monash.edu.au
1911 ASL Valkyrie monoplane Type B - two-seater
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by
Aeronautical Syndicate Ltd.
Span: 31' Length: 26' Weight: 550 lb Speed:
70 mph Price: £920
Picture courtesy of Goodall. M.
co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great
War Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen
1911 Asteria No. 3 pusher biplane - first plane to be used in War during Italian
campaign in Bengasi (Oct.1911)
Country of Origin: Italy Designed by Francesco
Darbesio, built by Soc.Aeronautica Asteria,Torino
Span: 49'3" Length: 34'5"
Picture from damaged
second-hand book, author etc. unknown
1911 Astra Biplane Concourse Militaire
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
ASTRA
Span: 40'5" Length: 35'11" Weight: 2200
lb gross Speed: 53 mph
Picture from www.ctie.monash.edu
1911 Astra Type C biplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
ASTRA
Span: 41' Length: 34'1" Weight: 1100 lb
empty Speed: 50 mph
Picture courtesy of Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1911? Aviatic biplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Soc. Aviatic
Picture from Willem Mar
1911 AVRO-Alvasaton-Duigan sport-tractor biplane
Country of Origin: Australia/UK Designed by John
R. Duigan (Australian) Built by AVRO UK
Picture from Milan Javorsky
1911 AVRO Type D biplane (Land and Sea)
Span: 31' Length: 28' Weight: 500 gross
Also built as Sesquiplane
Top span: 33' Bottom span: 23' Weight:
550 lb Speed: 40-50 mph
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by
A.V.Roe & Co.
Picture from Encyclopedia of World Aircraft
1911 B+S monoplane
Country of Origin: Denmark Designed by Berg &
Storm Built by Burmeister & Wain
Span: 31'2" Length: 26'3" Weight empty: 770
lbs Speed: 60 mph
Picture from Willem Mar
1911? Balsan monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Balsan
Picture from www.ctie.monas.edu.au
1911 Barillon No. 3 monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Pierre Barillon
Span: 26'3" Length: 29'6" Weight: 990 lb Speed:
80 mph
Picture from www.ctie.monash.edu.au
1911 Barnwell monoplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built Harold
Barnwell
Picture courtesy of Goodall. M.
co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great
War Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen
1911 Barucki I monoplane
Country of Origin: Poland Designed and built by
Eng.Barucki
No picture found
1911 Barucki II biplane
Country of Origin: Poland Designed and built by
Eng.Barucki
No picture found
1911 Bastier biplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Bastier
Span: top 32'10" bottom 23' Length: 31'2" Weight:
992 lbs Speed: 50 mph
Picture from www. ctie
monash.edu
1911 Bataille triplane
Country of Origin: Belgium Designed and built by
Cesar Bataille
Picture from www.ctie.monash.edu
1911 Beaver monoplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by Bert
Beaver
Picture from Willem Mar
1911 Bellanca monoplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by
Giuseppe M.Bellanca
Picture of reconstruction: http://www
aerofiles.com/
1911 Berthaud Type W monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed by P.
Wroblewsky Built by Berthaud
Span: 43'3" Length: 33'8" Weight empty:
925 lbs
Picture from Willem Mar
1911 Benoist Headless pusher biplane (land and
seaplane) St. Louis
Country of Origin: USA Designed by Thomas
W.Benoist and built by Benoist Aircraft Co.
Span: 30' Length: 22'6" Range: 180 miles Price:
US$ 3950- land; US$4150- with float
Picture from //members.shaw.ca/flyingaces/
which offers more information
1911 Besson canard monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed by Marcel
Besson Built by Louis Clement
Span: 38' Length: 24'7" Weight empty: 770
lbs
Picture from Willem Mar
1911 Billing tractor biplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by
Eardley Billing
Picture courtesy of Goodall. M.
co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great
War Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen.
1911 Blackburn tractor monoplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by
Robert Blackburn
Span: 30' Length: 32'
Picture courtesy of Goodall. M.
co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great
War Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen.
1911 Blackburn Mercury B tractor monoplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by
Robert Blackburn
Span: 32' Length: 31' Weight all up: 700
lb Speed: 70 mph
Picture courtesy of Goodall. M.
co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great
War Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen.
1911 Bland "Mayfly" biplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by Miss
Lilian E.Bland and S.Givvvany
Span: 27'7" Length: 23'
Picture courtesy of Goodall M.
co-author with Tagg A.(deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great
War
1911 Blaney monoplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by
Blaney
Picture: http://www
aerofiles.com/
1911 Bleriot XI tandem monoplane - this plane
was built for many years, but in different types. During 1911 only the
Type XI Tandem was produced.
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Louis Bleriot
Span: 36' Length:
27'3"
Picture courtesy of Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1911 Bleriot XX "Le Poisson" ("Fish")Monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Louis Bleriot
Picture courtesy L.E.Opdycke author
French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1911 Bleriot XXI monoplane side by side
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Louis Bleriot
Span: 36' Length: 27' Speed:
60 mph
Picture from www.bleriot.org
1911 Bleriot XXIII monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Louis Bleriot
Span: 23'6" Length: 22'
Speed: 80 mph
Picture courtesy of Opdycke L.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1911 Bleriot XXIV
monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and
built by Louis Bleriot
Span: 42'8" Length: 46' Weight:
1540 lb
No picture found
1911 Bleriot XXV canard
Country of Origin: France Designed and built
by Louis Bleriot
Span: 29'2" Length: 18'
Picture courtesy Jacques Moulin
1911 Bleriot XXVII monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Louis Bleriot
Span: 29'2" Length: 24'7" Weight: 950 lb Speed:
78 mph
Line drawing by Anonymous
1911 Bleriot XXVIII Populaire monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and
built by Louis Bleriot
Span: 29'2" Length: 23'8" Weight:
510 lb
No picture found
1911 Bloudek-Cermak "Libella" 1-seater
monoplane
Country of Origin: Slovenia and Czechia (Austro-Hungarian
Empire) Designed and built by S.Bloudek, Slovenian and J.
Cermak, Czech
Span: 27'10" Length: 29'6"
No picture yet found
1911 Bloudek-Cermak "Libella II" 1-seater
biplane
Country of Origin: Slovenia and Czechia (Austro-Hungarian
Empire) Designed and built by S.Bloudek, Slovenian and J.
Cermak, Czech
Span: 27'10" Length: 29'6" Weight: 838 lb
Picture from Aeromedia.CZ
1911 Bohatyrew canard monoplane
Country of Origin: Poland Designed and built by
Michail Bogatyrew
Weight gross: 772 lbs
No picture found
1911 Bokor III triplane
Country of Origin: Hungary Designed and built by
Mor Bokor
Engines: Two 30 HP 4 cylinder in pusher arrangement
Picture courtesy Andor Gibas,
Information Gabor Fekecs
1911 Boland pusher biplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed by F.and J.
Boland, built by Boland Aeroplanes Co
Span: 29'6" Length: 19'6"
Picture: http://www
aerofiles.com/
1911? Bonnet-Labranche 2-seater monoplane
racer
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by A
and E Bonnet-Labranche
Span: 31'6" Length: 28'2" Weight gross:
551 lbs Speed: 62 mph
No picture found
1911 Borel Type Militaire monoplane 4 seater
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Borel Brothers
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1911 Borucki No. 2 pusher biplane
Country of Origin: Poland Designed and built by
Borucki
No picture found, information from
Milan Javorsky
1911 Breguet U-2 tractor biplane 3 seater
Country of
Origin: France Designed and built by Louis Breguet
Picture courtesy of Opdycke L .E.,
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1911 Bristol Type P1 monoplane - single- or
two- seaters
Country of Origin: UK Designed by Prier, Dickson
and Coanda Built by Bristol Aircraft
Various dimensions, Span: 30'2",32'9",34',35'6" Length:
24'6",27'
Picture courtesy of Goodall M.
co-author with Tagg A.(deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great
War
1911
Bristol Type T biplane
Span: 35' Length:
24'6" Weight: 800/1000 lb Speed: almost 60 mph
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by
British & Colonial Aeroplane Co
Picture from Encyclopedia of World
Aircraft
1911 Bristol Type T tractor biplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed by Challanger and
English Built by Bristol Aircraft
Span: 35' Length: 23'
Picture courtesy of Goodall M.
co-author with Tagg A.(deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great
War (Quite some accident!)
1911 Bronislawski I 2-seater biplane
Country of Origin: Poland/France Designed by B.
Bronislawski (Pole), built by Farman, France
No picture found
1911 Brown biplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by
Brown Aeroplanes Co.
No picture found, information from
Milan Javorsky
1911 Brumarescu "Columba" (dove) 2-seater biplane
Country of Origin: Romania Designed and built by
Dumitru Brumerescu
Picture from Milan Javorsky
1911 Burgess E Baby
pusher biplane - 1-2 seater
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by
W.Burgess
Span: 36'10" Length: 31'8"
No picture found
1911 Burgess-Wright F biplane - 2-seater
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by
W.Burgess
Span: 39'2" Length: 29'6"
Picture: http://www.aerofiles.com/
1911 Bulot tractor biplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Walter Bulot
Picture from www.ctie.monash.edu
1911 Caledonia monoplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by
Scottish Aviation Co.
Picture courtesy of Goodall M.
co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great
War Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen
1911 Capon monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Capon
No picture found
1911 Caproni Ca-4 biplane
Country of Origin: Italy Designed and built by
Gianni Caproni
Span: 44'5" Length: 30'6" Weight empty:
530 lbs
Picture from Milan Javorsky
1911 Caproni Ca-5 biplane
Country of Origin: Italy Designed and built by
Gianni Caproni
Span: 41' Length: 32'4" Weight empty: 1100
lbs
Picture from Milan Javorsky
1911 Caproni Ca-6 biplane
Country of Origin: Italy Designed and built by
Gianni Caproni
Span: 39'4" Length: 32'2" Weight gross: 1540
lbs
Picture from Milan Javorsky
1911 Caproni No. 8 monoplane
Country of Origin: Italy Designed and built by
Gianni Caproni
Picture from Milan Javorsky
1911 Caproni Ca-9 monoplane
Country of Origin: Italy Designed and built by
Gianni Caproni
Span: 30'2" Length: 20'6" Weight empty: 1623
lbs Speed: 56 mph
Picture from www.museocaproni.it
1911 Carlier biplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Rene Carlier
Span: 26'3" Length: 23'
No picture found
1911 Carter biplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by Carter
Picture courtesy of M.Goodall and
A.Tagg (deceased) authors of British Aircraft before the Great War
Published by Schiffer Publishing Ltd.Atglen PA.
1911 Castaibert II monoplane
Country of Origin: Argentina Designed and built
by Castaibert
No picture found
1911 Cato pusher biplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by
Jospeh L.Cato
Picture: http://www
aerofiles.com/
1911 Caudron Type N monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Rene Caudron
Span: 28'6" Length: 19'8" Weight: 496
lb empty Speed: 75 mph
Picture courtesy Opdycke E.L.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1911 Caudron-Fabre hydro biplane
Country of
Origin: France Designed and built by Caudron and Fabre
Span: 34'9" Length: 23'9" Weight: 880 lbs
Speed: 52 mph
Picture from Milan Javorsky
1911 Cayre monoplane - did it fly?
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Edmond and Ernest Cayre
Span: 32'10" Length: 35'1"
No picture found
1911 Ceita monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Ceita
No picture found
1911 Cessna monoplane - Clyde V. Cessna's
first home built airplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by C.
V. Cessna
Picture scanned from ‘Cessna
1911-1962, an eye to the sky’ - Gerald Deneau - Cessna – 1962, poor
quality caused by poor original
of small size (2x0.8 inch) and supplied by Johan Visschedijk.
1911? Champel biplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Florentin Champel
Span: Upper larger than lower
Picture from Willem Mar
1911 Chase-Gouverneur "Wrightsville Beach"
multiplane - similar to a Wright aircraft but built from aluminum
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by H.
M. Chase and M. F. H. Gouverneur
Span: 16' Length: 30' Weight gross: 1200
lb
No picture found, information from
Milan Javorsky
1911 Chazal monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Henry Chazal
Picture from www.ctie.monash.edu
1911 Chedeville No. 2 monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
George Chedeville
Picture courtesy Opdycke E.L.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1911 CHUR-1 biplane
Country of Origin: Russia Designed and built by
Chechet, Ushkov and Rebikov
Span: 39'4" Length: 36'1" Weight loaded: 1540
lb
Picture from Russian Aviation Museum
1911 Cihak Type D
Country of Origin: Czechia (Austro-Hungarian Empire) Designed
and built by E. and H. Cihak
Span: 28'10" Length: 27'10"
Picture from Aeromedia.CZ
1911 Clement Louis all steel tube biplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Louis Clement
Span upper: 43'9" lower: 30'8" Length: 34'5" Weight:
1600 lb gross
Picture courtesy Opdycke E.L.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1911 Copin tractor monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Georges Copin
Span: 29'6" Length: 24'7" Speed: 68 mph
Picture from www.ctie.monash.edu
1911 Clement-Bayard tractor monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Clement-Bayard
Picture from www.ctie.monash.edu
1911 Coanda tractor biplane - 1 pilot and 3 passengers
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Henri Coanda
Span: 53'6" Length: 41' Weight: 2480 lb
gross Speed: 75-80 mph
Picture from www.ctie.monash.edu
1911 Cody No. 3 biplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by Samuel
Cody, US citizen
Span: 40' Length: 30' Speed: upto 60 mph,
range over 300 miles, ceiling almost 5000'
Picture from www.postcardworld.co.uk
1911 Curtiss A-1 Triad pusher bi-land/seaplane
- 2 seater, US Navy's first plane
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by Glen
Curtiss
Span: 37' Length: 27'8" Weight: 1575 lb
gross
Picture of Reconstruction during
take off from Bud Carlson
1911 Curtiss Canoe Biplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by
Glen Curtiss, this was his beginning with seaplanes
Span: 26'3" Length est: 24'10"
Picture from Bud Carlson
1911 Curtiss D Headless hydro bi-land-and seaplanes - first
plane to fly to and from a deck of a ship
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by
Glenn Curtiss
Span: 26'3" - 33'4" Length: 25'9"
Picture:
http://www.aerofiles.com/
1911 Curtiss E hydroplane - 2-seater
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by Glenn
Curtiss
Span: 28'8" Length: 25'9"
Picture:
http://www.aerofiles.com/
1911 Curtiss Triplane land or sea plane
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by
Glenn Curtiss
Span: 26'4"
Pictures (land, above; sea, below):
http://www.aerofiles.com/
1911 Dajoigny et Beaussart "Minimum" monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Dajoigny and Beaussart
Span: 19'8"
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1911 De Brageas monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
De Brageas
Span: 36' Length: 19'8" Weight: 705 lb net
Speed: 50 mph
Picture from www.ctie.monash.edu
1911 Dechenne biplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by
Edward Dechenne
Picture courtesy Indian Territory
Museum
1911 De Marcay-Moonen folding-wing monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
De Marcay-Moonen
Span: 42'8" Length: 39'4" Weight gross:
600 lbs
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1911 Demkin biplane
Country of Origin: Russia Designed and built by G.
K. Demkin
Span: top 26'3" bottom 115'1"
Picture from Russian Aviation Museum
1911 Denhaut biplane-flyingboat
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Francis Denhaut
Span: 29'6" Length: 26'3" Weight: 660 lb
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1911 De Nissole monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Prince de Nissole
Length: 29'6" Weight: 770 lb
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1911 Deperdussin B - elegant &
efficient monoplane
Country of origin: France Designed and produced
Armand Deperdussin's company (SPAD)
Span: 29'8" Length: 24'11" Weight: 551
lbs Speed: 65 mph (a record of 108 mph was reached)
Picture per courtesy of www.thosemagnificentmen.co.uk
which has more information
1911 Deperdussin Type C monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Armand Deperdussin
Span: 34'5" Length: 29'6"
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1911 Deperdussin "Concours Militaire" monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Armand Deperdussin
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1911 Deperdussin "Meeting of Grenoble" monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Armand Deperdussin
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1911 De Pischoff "Autoplans" monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by De
Pischoff
Span: 36' Length: 31'10 Weight empty: 800 lb
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1911? Dinoird monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Dinoird
Span: 29'6" Length: 25'7"
Picture courtesy L.E.Opdycke author
French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1911 Dixon Nipper No. 1 monoplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by H. S.
Dixon
Span: 26' Length: 20' Weight all up: 530
lbs
Picture courtesy of M.Goodall and
A.Tagg (deceased) authors of British Aircraft before the Great War
Published by Schiffer Publishing Ltd.Atglen PA.
1911 Du Breuil monoplane No. 1-3 - did it fly?
Country of Origin: France Designed by Marquis
Picat du Breuil.Built by Pouvarel
Span: 29'4" Length: 39'4"
Picture of No.3 courtesy
L.E.Opdycke author French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1911 DFW biplane
Country of Origin: Germany Designed and built by
Deutsche Flugzeug Werke
Picture from Willem Mar
1911 Dufaux bi-floatplane
Country of Origin: Switzerland Designed and built
by Armand and Henri Dufaux
Picture from Milan Javorsky
1911 Dufaux-5 biplane
Country of Origin: Switzerland Designed and built by
Dufaux brothers
Span: 27'3" Length: 30'6" Weight: 1224
lbs Speed: 52 mph
3-view from www.pionnair-ge.com
1911 Dunne D 6 allwing monoplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed by John W. Dunne, built
by Short Bros.
Span: 36' Length overall: 21'
Picture from www.ctie.monash.edu
1911 Dunne D 7 all-wing "auto-safety" monoplane - flying
"hands-off" at 60 mph
Country of Origin: UK Designed by John W. Dunne
Span: 35' Weight allup: 1400 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
1911 Emblem biplane - 2 pusher
props with unique V-tail
Country of Origin: USA Designed by Olaf Emblem Built
by Arizone Airmobile
No picture found
1911 Eparvier monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
H.Eparvier
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1911 Epps monoplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by
Benjamin Thomas Epps
Picture from Milan Javorsky
1911 Ery monoplane
Country of Origin: USA? Designed and built by Ery
Picture from www.ctie.monash.edu
1911 Escher monoplane
Country of Origin: Germany Designed and built by
Bernhard Escher
Information from Milan Javorsky
1911 Esnault-Pelterie "De Cours" 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
1911 Esnault-Pelterie biplane -
similar to "De Cours" but with diamond cross-section
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Robert Esnault-Pelterie
Span: 37'1" Length: 34'5"
No picture found
1911 Esnault-Pelterie Type F monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Robert Esnault-Pelterie
Span: 38'5" Length: 24'5"
No picture found
1911 Etrich "Etrichapparat" monoplane
Country of Origin: Austria (Austro-Hungarian empire) Designed
and built by Igo Etrich
Picture from Milan Javorsky
1911 Etrich IV "Manövertaube" (Military Dove)
Type B military 2-seater monoplane
Country of Origin: Austria (Austro-Hungarian empire) Designed
by Igo Etrich Built by Jacob Lohner & Co. Vienna
Picture from Milan Javorsky
1911 Etrich VII "Renntaube" (Racing Dove)
3-seater racing monoplane
Country of Origin: Austria (Austro-Hungarian empire) Designed
and built by Igo Etrich
Picture from Milan Javorsky
1911 Euler military pusher biplane
Country of Origin: Germany Designed and built by
August Euler
Picture from Milan Javorsky
1911 Euler "Schuldreidecker" training
pusher triplane
Country of Origin: Germany Designed and built by
August Euler
Picture from Milan Javorsky
1911 Faccioli No. 4
Country of Origin: Italy Designed and built by
Aristide Faccioli - he was the first technical director of Fiat
Span: 26'3" Length: 26'3" Weight: 550 lb
Picture from Fiat via WW1 AERO
1911 Farman 2-seater tractor monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Henri Farman
Span: 32'10" Length: 24'7" Weight: 628 lb
gross Speed: 62-68 mph
Picture courtesy of Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1911 Farman HF 6 Type Militaire 2-seat pusher biplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Henri Farman
Span: 36' Length: 29'6" Weight: 1100 lb
gross
Picture courtesy of Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1911 Farman HF10 3-Seater Pusher 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
1911 Farman HF10bis 3-Seater pusher biplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Henri Farman
Span: 65'7" Length: 35'11" Weight: 2200
lb gross
Picture courtesy of Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1911 Farman Maurice MF2 staggered biplane - 3
places
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Maurice Farman
Span: upper 65'7" lower 50'10" Length: 42'8" Weight:
2200 lb gross
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1911 Fisk monoplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by
Edward Fisk
No picture found
1911 Fitch biplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by Fitch
& Son
Span: 33' Area: 330 sq.ft Weight allup:
616 lb
Picture courtesy of Goodall M.
co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great
War. Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen
1911 Fitzsimmons pusher
monoplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by
Frank Fitzsimmons
No picture found
1911 Flanders F2 monoplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by
Flanders Ltd
Span: 34'6" Length: 29'6" Dihedral 4 degree
Picture courtesy of Goodall M.
co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great
War. Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen.
1911 Flanders F3 monoplane 2 seater
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by
Flanders Ltd.
Span: 41' Length: 31'9"
Picture courtesy of Goodall M.
co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great
War. Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen.
1911 Fokker M1 2-seater monoplane
Country of Origin: Holland/Germany Designed by
A.Fokker (Dutch) Built by Fokker Works in Germany
Span: 36'1" Length: 26'3" Weight empty:
849 lbs Speed: 49 mph
Picture from www.dutch-aviation.nl
1911 Fokker Spinne (Spider) tractor monoplane
Country of Origin: Holland Designed and built by
Anthony Fokker
Span: 36' Length: 25'5" Weight: 900 lb
gross Speed: 70 mph
Picture from Luftfahrtsmuseum
1911 Fokker "Spider 2" monoplane
Country of Origin: Holland/Germany Designed by
A.Fokker (Dutch) Built by Fokker Works in Germany
Picture from www.dutch-aviation.nl
1911 Francis 2 motors tractor biplane first twin in USA
Country of Origin: USA Designed by Ray Francis, built
by Paterson Aeroplanes Co
Picture: http://www.aerofiles.com/
1911 Fritz monoplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed by Fritz Goetze Built
by Oylers Ltd.
Span: 32' Length: 29'
Picture courtesy of Goodall M.
co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great
War. Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen.
1911 Fumat monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Victor Fumat
Span: 26'3" Length: 26'3"
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1911 Gakkel V - first Russian seaplane
Country of Origin: Russia Designed and built by
Yakov M. Gakkel
Span: 34' Length: 33'8" Weight: 705 lbs Speed:
56-62 mph
Picture from Russian Aviation Museum
1911 Gakel IV biplane
Country of Origin: Russia Designed and built by
Ya. M. Gakkel
Span: 30'10" Length: 27'3"
Picture from Russian Aviation Museum
1911 Gakkel VI biplane - started city-to-city
flights in Russia
Country of Origin: Russia Designed and built by
Ya. M. Gakkel
Length: 29'2" Weight loaded: 1610 lb Speed: 56
mph
Picture from Russian Aviation Museum
1911 Gakkel VII biplane
Country of Origin: Russia Designed and built by
Ya. M. Gakkel
Span: top 32'6" bottom 37'9" Length: 29'2" Weight
loaded: 1763 lb Speed: 57 mph
Picture from Russian Aviation Museu
1911 Gabardini "Le Monaco" monoplane
Country of Origin: Italy/France Designed by
Gabardini (Italian) Built by Deschanps et Blondeau
No picture found
1911? Garuda "Moewe" ("Seagull") monoplane
Country of Origin: Germany Designed and built by
Garuda Works
Picture from Willem Mar
1911 Gassier "Sylphe" monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Hamelis, Delamare, Methieu and Gassier
Span: 39'4" Length: 36'1" Weight: 660 lb Speed:
60 mph
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1911 Gaudard "Rigid-Trussed-beam" monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Louis Gaudard
Span: 29'6" Length: 26'3" Weight: 660 lb Speed:
60 mph
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1911 Gaunt Biplane No. 2 "Baby"
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by John
Gaunt
Wing area: 208 sq.ft Weight: 600 lb Speed: 35-50
mph
Picture courtesy of Goodall M.
co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great
War. Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen.
1911 Gibson Multi-Plane
Country of Origin: Canada Designed and built by
William Wallace Gibson
Picture from Glenbow Archives
1911
Glowinski monoplane
Country of Origin: Poland Designed and built by
Bronislaw Glowinski
Span: 33'6" Length: 26'3" Weight empty: 705
lb Speed: 37 mph
Picture from Historia Lotnictwa
Polskiego
1911 Goldschmidt monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
M. Goldschmidt
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1911 Goupy "Concours Militaire" biplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Ambroise Goupy
Span: 46'7" Length: 34'9"
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1911 Goupy Type AA tractor biplane - 2 seater
with inset topwing ailerons
Country of Origin: France Designed by Ambroise
Goupy, built most likely by Bleriot factory.
Span: upper: 40'8" lower: 32'10" Length: 29'6"
Picture courtesy of Opdycke
L.E. author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War.
Photos of an attractive model of this plane built by 'modelflight'
reader Phil Burress can be seen on the picture
gallery of the February 2005 issue of modelflight.
1911 Graham-White Baby
biplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by
Graham-White Aviation Co
Span: 27' Length: 32'3" Weight: gross 655
lb Speed upto 65 mph
Picture from www.ctie.monash.edu
1911 Graham-White school
biplane - obviously a 2-seater
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by
Graham-White Aviation Co.
Picture from www.ctie.monash.edu
1911 Grapperon monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Grapperon
Picture courtesy L.E.Opdycke author
French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1911 Gray monoplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by W. E
and E. L. Gray
Span: 32' Length: 21'6" Weight allup: 800
lbs Speed: 35-40 mph Material cost: £50!
Picture courtesy of M.Goodall and
A.Tagg (deceased) authors of British Aircraft before the Great War
Published by Schiffer Publishing Ltd.Atglen PA.
1911 Guyard monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Guyard
Span: 35'5" Length: 29'6"
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1911 Guyot et Verdier biplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Guyot and Verdier
No picture found
1911? Haeferlin monoplane
Country of Origin: Germany Designed and built by
Haeferlin
Picture from www.luftfahrtsgeschichte.com
1911 Hamel biplane
Country of Origin: Germany Designed and built by
Gustav Hamel
Picture from Milan Javorsky
1911 Hammond triplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by E. V.
Hammond
Picture courtesy of M.Goodall and
A.Tagg (deceased) authors of British Aircraft before the Great War
Published by Schiffer Publishing Ltd.Atglen PA
1911 Handley Page Monoplane Type D
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by
Frederick Handley Page
Span: 32' Length: 22' Weight: 420 lb
Picture courtesy of Goodall M.
co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great
War. Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen.
1911 Hanriot Type VI monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Rene Hanriot
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1911 Harlan monoplane
Country of Origin: Germany Designed and built by
Harlan
Picture from Postcard Archive
1911 Hawkins-Ogilvie triplane
Country of Origin: New Zealand/UK Designed by A.
C.Hawkins, B. Ogilvie and C. I.Nairn Built by Handley Page
Picture courtesy of M.Goodall and
A.Tagg (deceased) authors of British Aircraft before the Great War
Published by Schiffer Publishing Ltd.Atglen PA
1911 Hayot double monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Captain Hayot
Span: 39'4" Weight: 1100 lbs
Picture from www.ctie.monash.edu
1911 Henkel biplane
Country of Origin: Germany Designed and built by
Ernst Henkel
Picture from Luftfahrtmuseum
1911 Hiller monoplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed by S.Hiller Built
by C.E.Kelsey
Picture: http://www.aerofiles.com/
1911 Hiller hydroplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed by S.Hiller Built
by C.E.Kelsey
Picture:
http://www.aerofiles.com/
1911 Hino 2 Monoplane
Country of Origin: Japan Designed and built by
Hino + Tokugawa
Picture from Yuri Kuzman
1911 Horvath IIA and IIB monoplane
Country of Origin: Hungary Designed and built by
Erno Horvath
Span: 36'1" Length: 28'11" Weight empty: 530
lb
Picture and information from Gabor
Fekecs
1911 Horvath IIIA monoplane
Country of Origin: Hungary Designed and built by
Erno Horvath
Span: 37'9" Length: 26'3" Weight empty: 573
lb
Picture and information from Gabor
Fekecs
1911 Humber l910-1911 Type biplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by Humber
Ltd
Span top: 45' 8" Length: 40' Weight: 820
lb
Picture courtesy of Goodall M.
co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great
War. Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen
1911 Humphrey No. 3 monoplane - flew with 3
people
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by
Humphrey
Picture courtesy of Goodall M.
co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great
War Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen
1911 Jaho "Stahltaube" ("Steel Dove") monoplane
Country of Origin: Germany Designed and built by
Karl Jatho
Picture and information from Milan
Javorsky
1911 Jeannin "Stahltaube" ("Steel Dove") monoplane
Country of Origin: Germany Designed and built by
Emil Jeannin
Picture from German Technical
Museum
1911 Jezzi No. 2 Sesquiplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by Leo
Jezzi
Span: top 28' bottom 14'? Length: 24'6" Speed:
65 mph
Picture courtesy of Goodall M.
co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great
War Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen
1911 Johnson monoplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by
Johnson Bros
Span: 36' Length: 34'
Picture:
http://www.aerofiles.com/
1911 Kaishiki No.1 biplane
Country of Origin: Japan Designed by Capt.TokugawaBuilt
by Japanese Army
Span: upper 34'5" lower 26'3" Length: 37'8" Weight:
1213 lb gross Speed: 45 mph
Picture from Japanese Army Arsenals
1911 Kassa
ERY I biplane
Country of Origin: Poland Designed and built by
Kassa
Span: 32'8" Length: 29'6"
Picture from Historia Lotnictwa
Polskiego
1911 Kassa Ery 2 monoplane
Country of Origin: Poland/France Designed by Josef
Kassa and most likely built by Ateliers Aeronautiques de l'Est
Picture courtesy L.E. Opdycke
author of French Aircrafts before the Great War
1911 Kaufmann No. 3 monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Paul Kaufmann
Span: 34'9" Length: 24'11" Weight: 660
lb
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1911 Kaufmann No. 4 "Type de Course" monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Paul Kaufmann
Span: 38'1" Length: 24'11" Weight: 616 lb
empty
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1911 Kiraly-Berkovics monoplane
Country of Origin: Hungary Designed and built by
Andor Kiraly, Berkovics was Contributor and/or Pilot
Span: 39'4" Weight empty: 573 lbs
Picture courtesy Andor Gibas,
Information Gabor Fekecs
1911 Kolbany II monoplane
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
1911 Kolbany III monoplane
Country of Origin: Hungary Designed and built by
Geza Kolbanyi
Picture and information from Gabor
Fekecs
1911 Kordin monoplane
Country of Origin: France?Designed and built by
Kordin?
Picture from Willem Mar
1911 Kudashev 4 monoplane
Country of Origin: Russia Designed and built by A.
S. Kudashev
Span: 31'10" Length: 28'6" Weight loaded: 750
lb Speed: 50 mph
Picture from Russian Aviation Museum
1911 Kvasz Type II monoplane
Country of Origin: Hungary Designed and built by
Andras Kvasz
Span: 39'4" Length: 24'7" Weight: 750 lb
Picture from Gabor Fekecs
1911 Lakes "Water Bird" seaplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed by Lakes Built
by AVRO
Span: top 41' bottom 32' Length: 36'5" Weight
allup: 1130 lb Speed: 33-45 mph
Picture courtesy of Goodall M.
co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great
War Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen
1911 Lasternas biplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Lasternas
Span: 36'1" Length: 42' Weight empty: 705
lbs
No picture found
1911 Lecoq-Monteiro-Aillaud monoplane
- 1-2 or 3-4 seaters
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
1911 Lefebvre "Concours Militaire" monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Louis Lefebvre
Span: 55'9" Length: 39'4"
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1911 Lefebvre "La Mouette" (Gull) monoplane
- telescoping wing panels
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Louis Lefebvre
Span: from 19'8" to 32'10" Length: 27'9" Weight:
880 lbs
No picture found
1911? Leforestier monoplane - did it fly?
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
G.Leforestier
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1911 Lennert biplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by
Lennert
Span: 18'
No picture found
1911 Long monoplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed by J. B. D. Long Built
by R.Beney Co.
Picture courtesy of Goodall M.
co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great
War Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen
1911 Libanski mono-biplane
Country of Origin: Poland/Galicia, now part of Ukraine Designed
by E.Libanski (Polish) Built by Libansky and W.
Rumbowicz in Galicia, (Austro-Hungarian Empire) now part of Ukraine
Picture from Aero Media CZ
1911 Liore et Olivier monoplane - two tractor
propellers
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Liore et Olivier
Span: 28'2" Length: 29'6" Weight: 770 lbs
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1911 Loening flying boat - world's
first monoplane flyingboat
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by
Grover Loening
No picture found
1911 Lohner-Etrich "Taube" (Dove) Type A military
2-seater monoplane
Country of Origin: Austria (Austro-Hungarian empire) Designed
by Igo Etrich Built by Jacob Lohner & Co. Vienna
Picture from Milan Javorsky
1911 Longren biplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by
Longren Brothers
Span: 26' Top Speed: 60 mph
Picture from Willem Mar
1911 Loose pusher biplane
- deliberately crashed in an exhibition flight to avoid running into
the crowd
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by Loose
No picture found
1911 Loubery biplane - twin engine and three
propellers
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Loubery
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1911 Martin
Pusher biplane - record flight from Newport-Beach to Catalina
Island
Country of Origin: USA Designed
and built by Glenn L.Martin
Picture from
//members.shaw.ca/flyingaces/
1911
Macfie circuit biplane
Country of Origin: USA/UK Designed and built by
Robert F. Macfie, US citizen
Span: 26' Weight allup: 600 lb
Picture courtesy of Goodall M.
co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great
War Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen
1911 Mamet 2-seater monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Julien Mamet
Span: 39'4" Weight empty: 1250 lbs
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1911 Marinescu 3-seat bomber monoplane
Country of Origin: Romania Designed and built by
Corneliu Martinescu
Span: 30'2" Length: 27'5"
Picture from Milan Javorsky
1911? Martinaisse pusher monoplane - did if
fly?
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Martinaisse
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1911 Martin-Handasyde No. 4B
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by
Helmuth P. Martin and George H. Handasyde
Span: 37' Length: 33' Weight: 800 lb Speed:
60 mph Price: £ 1100
Picture courtesy of Goodall M.
co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great
War Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen
1911 Martin-Handasyde No. 5
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by
Helmuth P. Martin and George H. Handasyde
Picture courtesy of Goodall M.
co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great
War Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen
1911? Maurin et Willaume Monoplane - did it
fly?
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Maurin and Willaume
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1911 McCormick-James "Master Plaster" monoplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by
Sydney James, funded by H.McCormick
Picture from Willem Mar
1911 McCormick-Romme Umbrellaplane/Cycloplane
- Chance Vought, of later aviation fame, modified it so it flew better
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by W.
Romme, funded by Harold McCormick
Picture of a later configuration
and information from Jon Rogers
1911 McCormick-Romme Umbrellaplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by H.
McCormick and W. Romme
Picture: http://www.aerofiles.com/
1911 McCurdy headless pusher biplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by John
McCurdy
Span: 25'6" Length: 26'9"
3 view: http://www.aerofiles.com/
1911 Mersey monoplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by Mersey
Aeroplanes Co.
Span: 35' Length: 24' Weight allup: 1150
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
1911 Moisant monoplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by John
Moisant
Picture from www.ctie.
monash.edu
1911 Molon monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Molon
Picture from www.ctie.monash.edu
1911 Morane-Borel monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
S.A. des Aeroplanes Morane-Borel-Saulnier
Span: 30'6" Length: 22'8" Speed: 69 mph
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1911 Morane-Borel "Concours Militaire"two-seater
monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
S.A. des Aeroplanes Morane-Borel-Saulnier
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1911 Morane-Saulier Type A "Ecole"
single-seater monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
S.A. des Aeroplanes Morane-Saulier
No picture found
1911 Morane-Saulier Type B Tandem
two-seater monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
S.A. des Aeroplanes Morane-Saulier
Span: 33'6" Length: 20' Weight: 715 lb
No picture found
1911 Morane-Saulier Type C single seater
monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
S.A. des Aeroplanes Morane-Saulier
Wing area: 16.75 sq.yard
No picture found
1911 Morane-Saulier Type HS "Ecole"
two-seater monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
S.A. des Aeroplanes Morane-Saulier
Wing area: 19 and 21.5 sq.yard
No picture found
1911 Morane-Saulier Type PP single-seater
monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
S.A. des Aeroplanes Morane-Saulier
Span: 30'2" Length: 20'1" Weight: 616 lb Speed:
71 mph
No picture found
1911 Morane-Saulier Type Rebikoff
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
1911 Morane-Saulier Type TB two-seater armoured
military monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
S.A. des Aeroplanes Morane-Saulier
Span: 36'9" Length: 24'7" Weight: 825 lb
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1911 Morita monoplane
Country of Origin: Japan Designed and built by
Morita Company
Span: 30'6" Length: 24'3"
Picture from Japanese website
1911 Narahara No. 2 biplane
Country of Origin: Japan Designed and built by
Baron Narahara
Span: upper 32'10" lower 30'10" Length: 32'10" Weight:
1213 lb gross
Picture by Kantosha Co.Ltd via WW1
AERO
1911 Narahara No. 3 biplane
Country of Origin: Japan Designed by Sanji
Narahara Buily by Tokyo Airplane Mfg.
Picture from Yasui Hiko Studio
1911 Nieuport IV monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Edouard Nieuport
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1911 Nieuport IV M "Concourse Militair" monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Edouard Nieuport
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1911 Noel "Le Moineau" (Sparrow) biplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Louis Noel
Span: upper 39'4" lower 26'3" Length: 31'2"
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1911 Nottingham monoplane - did it fly?
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by
Searby, Allen and Searby
Picture courtesy of M.Goodall and
A.Tagg (deceased) authors of British Aircraft before the Great War
Published by Schiffer Publishing Ltd.Atglen PA.
1911 Obre No. 4 monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Emile Obre
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1911 Oertz monoplane
Country of Origin: Germany Designed and built by
May Oertz
Picture from Willem Mar
1911 Paterson biplane
Country of Origin: South Africa Designed by
C.C.Paterson, built by Paterson Aviation Syndicate (Kimberly)
Picture of reproduction in SAAF
Museum
1911 Paterson No. 2 biplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed by C. C. Paterson Built
by Liverpool Motor House Ltd
Span: 32' Length: 32'9" Weight: 750 lb
Picture courtesy of Goodall M.
co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great
War Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen
1911 Paulhan biplane - was easily folded for
transport
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Louis Paulhan
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1911 Paulhan triplane l
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Louis Paulhan
Span: 45'3" Length: 33'5" Weight: 2300 lb
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1911 Pelliat monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Pelliat
Span: 28'7" Length: 28'3" Weight empty: 507
lbs
No picture found
1911 Pepper biplane - flew only once!
Country of Origin: Canada Designed and built by
Ace and George Pepper
Picture from Milan Javorsky
1911 Percival 1 biplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by N. S.
Percival
Picture courtesy of Goodall M.
co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great
War Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen
1911 Piffard No. 2 biplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by H.
H. Piffard
Span: 34' Length: 31' Weight allup: 850
lbs
Picture courtesy of M.Goodall and
A.Tagg (deceased) authors of British Aircraft before the Great War
Published by Schiffer Publishing Ltd.Atglen PA.
1911 Pivot-Koechlin monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed by Pivot and
Koechling, built by Audineau
Span: 32'10" Length: 25'9" Speed: 68 mph
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1911 Plage-Court "Torpedo I" 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
1911 Pochin biplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by A.
W. Pochin
No picture found
1911 Poix et Deroig monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Poix and Deroig
Span: 36'1" Length: 32'10" Weight gross: 1278
lbs
No picture found
1911 Ponnier F1 biplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Ponnier
Span: upper 42'8" lowe: 26'3" Length: 26' Weight
gross: 1210 lb
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1911 Ponnier F1-bis biplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Ponnier
Picture from Willem Mar
1911 Poulain-Orange No 2 monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Gabriel Poulain
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1911 Povokhovschikov 1 monoplane
Country of Origin: Russia Designed and built by A.
A. Povokhovschikov
Span: 26'3" Length: 24'7" Weight loaded:
628 lb Speed: 50 mph
Picture from Russian Aviation
Museum
1911 Prier monoplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed by Prier Built by
Bristol Aeroplane Co.
Picture from Bristol Aeroplane Co.
1911 Proudhon monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Proudhon
No picture found
1911 P.T.A. - 1 folding wing biplane
Country of Origin: Russia Designed and built by V.
A. Lebedev
Span: top 45'11" bottom 32'10" Weight loaded: 1100
lb Speed: 50 mph
Picture from Russian Aviation Museum
1911 Queen monoplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by
Queen Aeroplane Co.
Span: 26'4"
No picture found
1911 Queen-Martin biplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed by James Martin
and built by Queen Aeroplane Co
Span: 30' Length: 29' Weight: 950 lb gross
Picture: http://www.aerofiles.com/
1911 Radley gullwing monoplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by James
Radley
Picture courtesy of Goodall M.
co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great
War Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen
1911 Radley & Moorhouse monoplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by James
Radley and William Moorhouse
Picture courtesy of Goodall M.
co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great
War Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen
1911 RAF BE 1 biplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by Royal
Aircraft Factory
Span: top 38'7" bottom 34'11 1/2" Length: 29'6" Weight
allup: 1700 lbs Speed: 40-70 mph
Picture courtesy Goodall M.
co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great
War Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen
1911 RAF BE 2 biplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by Royal
Aircraft Factory
Span: 36' Length: 28'4" Weight allup: 1600
lbs Speed: 70 mph
Picture courtesy Goodall M.
co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great
War Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen
1911 RAF FE 1 biplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by Royal
Aircraft Factory
Span: 33' Length: 40'
Picture courtesy Goodall M.
co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great
War Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen
1911 RAF FE 2 biplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by Royal
Aircraft Factory
Span: 33' Length: 28' Weight allup: 1200
lbs Speed: 48 mph
Picture courtesy Goodall M.
co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great
War Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen
1911 RAF SE 1 biplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by Royal
Aircraft Factory
Span: top 38' bottom 36' Length: 29' Weight
allup: 1640 lbs Speed: 55 mph
Picture courtesy Goodall M.
co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great
War Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen
1911 Ragot pusher canard monoplane - based on a White design
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by
Henri & Louis Ragot
Picture from Manni Kaiser
1911 Raison monoplane
Country of Origin: South Africa Designed and built by
Alfred Louis Raison
No picture found
1911 Rebikoff biplane
Country of Origin: Russia Designed and built by
Rebikoff
Picture from Milan Javorsky
1911 Restan monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Restan
Span: 29'6" Length: 23'
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1911 Roux 2 seater monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Charles Roux
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1911 Ruchonnet "Le Cigare" monoplane
Country of Origin: Switzerland/France Designed and
built by Ruchonnet (Swiss) but built in France
Picture from Willem Mar
1911 Ruchonnet-Schemmel monoplane
Country of Origin: Switzerland/France Designed and
built by Ruchonnet (Swiss) and Schemmel but built in France
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1911 Ruehl monoplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by
Andre Ruehl
No picture found, information from
Milan Javorsky
1911 S.A.C. "Caledonia" 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.
1911 Salvador monoplane
Country of Origin: Spain Designed and built by
Arturo Salövador Gymez
Picture from Yuri Kuzman
1911 Sanders No. 2 biplane
Type I twin pusher propellers Type
II Single larger propeller
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by
Sanders Aeroplanes Co.
Span : 40' Length: 31'6" Weight: 1000
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
1911 Sarri monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Sarri
No picture found
1911 Saru-Ionescu single-seater monoplane
Country of Origin: Romania Designed and built by
Nicolae Saru-Ionescu
Picture from Milan Javorsky
1911 Sato & Davis biplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by Sato
and Davis
No picture found, information from
Milan Javorsky
1911 Savary biplane 2 props
Country of Origin: France Designed by Robert
Savary Built by Leon Boller
2-seater - Span: upper 47'7" lower 32'10" Length: 32'10"
Weight: 1800 lb Speed: 56mph
3-seater - Span: upper 64' lower 46' Length: 39'4" Weight:
2460 lb Speed: 56 mph
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1911 Schmitt biplane - unequal spans
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Paul Schmitt
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanesx before the Great War
1911 Schreck "Diapason I"
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Schreck
Span: 39'4" Length: 46' Weight: 880 lb
Picture from Willem Mar
1911 Sexton Monoplane - flew only
once but with dog as passenger
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by Sexton
No picture found
1911 Sikorsky S-5/S-5A biplane
Country of Origin: Russia Designed and built by
I. I. Sikorsky
Span: top 39'4" bottom 29'6" or 27'11" Length:
27'11" or 26'3" Weight loaded: 970 lb Speed: 78 mph
Picture from Russian Aviation Museum
1911 Sikorsky S-6 biplane
Country of Origin: Russia Designed and built by
I. I.Sikorsky
Span: 38'9" Length: 28'10" Speed: 69 mph
Picture from Russian Aviation Museum
1911 Sirius monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Atelier Sirius
Picture from www.ctie.monash.edu
1911 Skinner monoplane - it probably flew.
Country of Origin: UK Constructed by Mulliner's
Coachworks Ltd.
Picture courtesy of Goodall M.
co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great
War Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen
1911 Sloan twin tractor bicurve biplane
Country of Origin: USA/France Designed and built by
John Sloan (American)
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1911 Sloan Concours Militair biplane
Country of Origin: USA/France Designed and built by
John Sloan (American)
Span: 43'8" Length: 31'2" Weight: 1100 lb
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1911 Smith monoplane - flew only once
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by
Franklin Smith
No picture found
1911 Sommer "Aerobus" Grand pusher biplane -
carried 9 passengers
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Roger Sommer
Span: 39'4" Length: 41'
Picture courtesy Opdycke L .E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1911 Sommer "De Course" tractor biplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Roger Sommer
Picture courtesy Opdycke L. E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1911 Sommer "Rapide" Type L biplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Roger Sommer
Span: upper 39'4" lower 25'7" Length: 29'6"
No picture found
1911 Sommer Type de Campagne biplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Roger Sommer
Picture courtesy Opdycke L. E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1911 Spainhour monoplane - reached 1000' high
at speed of 50 mph
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by
James Spainhour
Picture from Willem Mar
1911 Sperry tractor biplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by
Lawrence Sperry Aircraft Co.
No picture found
1911 Star monoplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by Star
Engineering Co.
Span: 42' later 37' Length: 32' Weight allup:
750 lb Speed: 36 mph Price: £450
Picture courtesy of Goodall M.
co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great
War Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen
1911 Steco Hydraplane biplane flying boat
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by James
and Ralph Steco
Span: upper 41'8" lowe: 36' Length: 31'
Picture: http://www.aerofiles.com/
1911 Stewart biplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by
Stewart
Picture: http://www.aerofiles.com/
1911 SVA "Minimum" monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed by Dajoigny and
Beaussart, built by Soc.d.Vehicules Aeriennes
Span: 19'8"
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1911 Svachulay Albatrosz II monoplane
Country of Origin: Hungary Designed and built by
Sandor Svachulay
Span: 29'6" Length: 23' Take-off Weight:
396 lb Speed: 50 mph
Picture and information from Gabor
Fekecs
1911 Svachulay Kolibri II monoplane
Country of Origin: Hungary Designed and built by
Sandor Svachulay
Span: 21'4" Length: 18' Take-off Weight:
485 lb
Picture and information from Gabor
Fekecs
1911 Szarics-II monoplane
Country of Origin: Hungary Designed and built by
Janos Szarics
Span: 36'1" Length: 29'6" Weight empty:
617 lbs Speed. 50 mph
Picture courtesy Andor Gibas,
Information Gabor Fekecs
1911 Szekely II Canard pusher monoplane
Country of Origin: Hungary Designed and built by
Mihaly Szekely
Span: 36'1" Length: 27'11" Weight empty: 560
lbs
No picture found. Information from
Gabor Fekecs
1911 Taddeoli monoplane - he lost a wheel on
take off in Berne!
Country of Origin: Italy? Designed and built by
Taddeoli
Picture from www.ctie.monash.edu
1911 Takacs I monoplane
Country of Origin: Hungary Designed and built by
Bela Takacs
Span: 23'8" Length: 26'3" Weight empty: 617
lbs
Picture courtesy Andor Gibas,
Information Gabor Fekecs
1911 Tellier monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed by A.
Tellier.Built by D'Artois
Span: 29'6" Length: 25'7" Weight: 770
lb empty
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1911 Teodorescu monoplane - In spite of its
odd shape, it flew
Country of Origin: Romania/France Designed by
Teodorescu Built by Raymond, Lecoq, Rossi
Span: 38'8" Length: 37'9"
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1911 Thomann monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Thomann
Span: 27'11" Length: 23'
Picture from www.monash.edu
1911 Thomas headless biplane - dual control trainer
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by
William and Oliver Thomas
Span: 31'6" Length: 20'
Picture: http://www.aerofiles.com/
1911 Toth II monoplane
Country of Origin: Hungary Designed and built by
Jozsef and Kalman Toth
Span: 40'4" Length: 30'10" Weight empty:
310 lbs Speed: 44 mph
No picture found. Information from
Gabor Fekecs
1911 Train No. 2 monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Emilie Train
Single-seater - Span: 27'11" Length: 26'3" Weight: 529
lb empty
2-seater - Span: 32'6" Length: 26'3" Weight:
595 lb empty
Picture from www.ctie.monash.edu
1911 Tsuzuku No. 1 pusher monoplane
- single engine twin-pusher propellers
Country of Origin: Japan Designed and built by
Tersusaburo Tsuzuku
Span: 42' Length: 30'2" Empty weight: 661
lb
No picture found
1911 Tucek Type II 1-seater monoplane
Country of Origin: Czechia(Austro-Hungarian Empire) Designed
and built by Tucek
Span: 28'3" Length: 24' Weight: 837 lb
Picture and information from Milan
Javorsky
1911 Van der Burg monoplane
Country of Origin: Holland Designed and built by
Heinrich Van der Burg
Picture from Willem Mar
1911 Vass monoplane
Country of Origin: Hungary Designed and built by
Emil Vass
Weight empty: 462 lbs
Picture courtesy Andor Gibas,
Information Gabor Fekecs
1911 Vendome gulled-wing monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Raoul Vendome
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1911 Vendome elliptical-wing monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Raoul Vendome
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1911 Vickers No. 1 monoplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by
Vickers Aircraft
Span: 47'6" Weight: 1000 lb Speed: 56
mph
Picture courtesy of Goodall M.
co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great
War Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen
1911 Vickers No. II-V monoplane - various
improvements on No. I
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by
Vickers Aircraft
Span: 38'6" Length: 28'6" Weight: 900 lb
Picture courtesy of Goodall M.
co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great
War Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen
1911 Vinet Type B monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
G. Vinet
Span: 29'6" Length: 25'7" Weight: 462 lb
empty Speed: 56 mph
Picture from Willem Mar
1911 Vinet Type D monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
G. Vinet
Span: 28'4" Length: 21'4" Weight: 550 lb
empty
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1911 Vlach Type III monoplane - only small
hops but the beginning of successful airplanes (see 1912)
Country of Origin: Czechia (in 1911 Austro-Hungarian
Empire) Designed and built by Metodey Vlach
Span: 23' Weight: 1036 lbs
Picture and information from Milan
Javorsky
1911 Vogel (bird) monoplane - one of
the first New Zealand designs
Country of Origin: New Zealand Designed and built by
Arthur Schaef and Percy Fisher
No picture found
1911 Voisin-Bristol monoplane - all metal
construction
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Freres Voisin
Picture courtesy Opdycke E.L.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1911 Voisin Canard (amphibian) - 47 were built
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Freres Voisin
Span: 36'1" Speed: 47 mph
Picture courtesy Opdycke E.L.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1911 Voisin seventeen meters canard biplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Freres Voisin
Span: 55'9" Length: 37'9" Weight: 2140 lb
empty
Picture courtesy Opdycke E.L.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1911 Walden monoplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by
Henri Walden
Picture from Willem Mar
1911 Walsh biplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed by Ch.Walsh built
by San Diego Aeroplanes Co
No Picture found
1911 Walton-Edwards "Colossoplane" biplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by
Walton & Edwards Aeroplane Co.
Picture courtesy of Goodall M.
co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great
War Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen
1911 Warchalowski IV single-seater pusher biplane
Country of Origin: Poland/Austria Designed by A.
Warchalowski (Polish) Built by Autoplan, Austria
Picture from Milan Javorsky
1911 Warchalowski V single-seater pusher biplane
Country of Origin: Poland/Austria Designed by A.
Warchalowski (Polish) Built by Autoplan, Austria
Picture from Milan Javorsky
1911 Warchalowski VI single-seater tractor biplane
Country of Origin: Poland/Austria Designed by A.
Warchalowski (Polish) Built by Autoplan, Austria
Picture from Milan Javorsky
1911 Warchalowski VII / VII bis
single-seater pusher biplane
Country of Origin: Poland/Austria Designed by
A.Warchalowski (Polish) Built by Autoplan, Austria
Picture from Milan Javorsky
1911 Warchalowski VIII single-seater pusher
biplane
Country of Origin: Poland/Austria Designed by
A.Warchalowski (Polish) Built by Autoplan, Austria
No picture found
1911 Warchalowski IX pusher biplane -
World record duration flight with 3 passengers in 45 min 6 sec.
Country of Origin: Poland/Austria Designed by
A.Warchalowski (Polish) Built by Autoplan, Austria
No picture found
1911 Warchalowski X biplane
Country of Origin: Poland/Austria Designed by
A.Warchalowski (Polish) Built by Autoplan, Austria
Picture from Milan Javorsky
1911 Watson No. 2 biplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by
Preston A. Watson
Picture courtesy of Goodall M.
co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great
War Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen
1911 Weiss No. 2 "Sylvia" tractor monoplane - probably flew.
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by Jose
Weiss
Span: 34' Length: 23' Weight allup: 750
lb
Picture courtesy of Goodall M.
co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great
War Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen
1911 Willing monoplane
Country of Origin: Germany Designed and built by
Karl Willing
Picture and information from Milan
Javorsky
1911 Wilson-Gibson monoplane - it may have
flown before being destroyed by fire.
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by
Wilson Bros. and W.Gibson
Span: 46'6" Length: 40' Weight allup: 950
lb
Picture courtesy of Goodall M.
co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great
War Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen
1911 Wiseman-Noonen biplane - first Post Office
sanctioned airmail flight 2/17/1911
Country
of Origin: U.S.A. Designed and built by Fred Wiseman Financed
by Ben Noonen
Picture from Smithsonian
1911 Wright Model EX -
EX for "exhibition"; small, fast single-seater.
Country of origin: USA. Designed and
built by Wilbur & Orville Wright.
Span: 32' Length: 21.5' Weight: about 903 lbs
Picture
courtesy of Wright web site www.first-to-fly.com where you will also find more
information.
1911 Young-Hearne biplane - Engine
mounted span-wise driving 2 propellers through bevel gears
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by
Claude M. Young
No picture found
1911
Zbieranski and Cywinski biplane
Country of Origin: Poland Designed and built by
C.Zbieranski and S.Cywinski
Span: 32'10" Length: 27'10" Weight empty: 530
lb
Picture from Historia Lotnictwa
Polskiego
1911 Zens high-wing 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
1911 Zodiac No. 3 pusher biplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Societe Zodiac
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1911 Zodiac No. 4 tractor biplane 2-seater
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by
Societe Zodiac
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E.
author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War
1911 Zurovec biplane
Country of Origin: Czechia Designed and built by
Zurovec
Picture not yet found. Information
from Milan Javorsky