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1912 Abramovich biplane - Wright adaptation; 2 Crew up to 3 passengers
Country of Origin: Russia Designed and built by V. M. Abramovich
Span: 38'9" Length: 27'3" Weight loaded: 1587 lb
Picture from Russian Aviation Museum

1912 AEG Z3 biplane
Country of Origin: Germany Designed and built by AEG Company
Span: 50'10"
No picture found

1912 Aerotorpille biplane pusher-prop behind tail
Country of Origin: France Designed by L.Gaudard and built by Chantiers d'Artois
Span: 32'10" Length: 19'8" Weight: 550 lb empty Speed: 83 mph
Picture courtesy of Opdycke L.E. author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War

1912 Albatros "Doppeltaube" (Double Dove) biplane
Country of Origin: Germany Designed and built by Albatros Company
Picture from Willem Mar

1912 Albatros DD1 "Pfeil" (Arrow) biplane
Country of Origin: Germany Designed and built by Albatros Company
Picture from Willem Mar

1912 Albatros F-2 biplane
Country of Origin: Germany Designed and built by Albatros Works
Span: 50'10" Length: 41'10" Weight empty: 858 lbs.
Picture from Milan Javorsky

1912 Albatros WM2 biplane
Country of Origin:
Germany Designed and built by Albatros Company
Span: 39'9" Length: 39'9" Weight empty: 2206 lbs Speed: 32 mph
No picture found

1912 Albessard Tandem monoplane highwing
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by Albessard
Length: 45'11"
Picture courtesy of Opdycke L.E. author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War

1912 Antoni monoplane
Country of Origin: Italy Designed and built by Guido and Ugo Antoni
Picture from www.aeronautica.it

1912 Arsenal seaplane
Country of Origin: Austria Designed and built by K. and K Arsenal
Picture from Milan Javorsky

1912 ASL Viking No. 1 tractor biplane, 2 props
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by Aeronautical Syndicate Ltd..
Span: 31' Length: 29'6" Weight: 800 lb Speed: 55 mph
Picture courtesy of Goodall. M. co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great War Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen.

1912 Astra Type CM biplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by Astra
Span: 40'5" Length: 35'11" Weight empty: 1483 lbs Speed: 53 mph
Picture from Willem Mar

1912 Astra Hydro-Biplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by ASTRA
Span: 40'4" Length: 36'1" Weight: 1760 lb empty
Picture from www.ctie.monash.edu

1912 Astra Triplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by ASTRA
Span: 42'8" Length: 31'10" Weight: 2530 lb gross Speed: 56 mph
Picture from www.ctie.monash.edu

1912 Auto-Fiacre
Country of Origin: France Designer and builder unknown, piloted by Coupart and Goulard
No picture found

1912 Aviatik "Taube" ("Dove") monoplane
Country of Origin: Germany Designed and built by Aviatik Company
Span: 37'9" Length: 27'10" Weight empty: 749 lbs Speed: 53 mph
Picture from Willem Mar

1912 AVRO 500 2-seater biplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by AVRO
Picture from Milan Javorsky

1912 AVRO Type E biplane
Span: 36' Length: 29' Weight: 99/1300 lb Speed: upto 60 mph
Picture from //members.shaw.ca/flyingaces/

1912 AVRO Type F enclosed monoplane
Span: 28' Length: 23' Weight: 550/800 lb Speed: 65 mph
Picture courtesy of M. Goodall and A. Tagg (deceased) authors of British Aircraft before the Great War, Published by Schiffer Publishing Ltd., Atglen, PA

1912 AVRO Type G enclosed Biplane
Span: 35'3" Length: 28'6" Weight: 1190/1800 lb Speed: 60 mph Range: 340 miles
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by A.V.Roe & Co.
Picture courtesy of Goodall M. co-author with Tagg A.(deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great War, Schiffer Publishing Ltd.

1912 Barillon No. 4 monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by Pierre Barillon
Span: 24' Length: 19'6" Weight: 470 lb Speed: 40 mph

Picture from Willem Mar

1912 Bates monoplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by Charles Bates
Picture: http://www aerofiles.com/

1912 B.C.D No. 1 "El Cangrejo" (Crab) biplane - probably the first plane built in Spain
Country of Origin: Spain Designed and built by J. Barcala, J.de la Cierva and P. Diaz
Speed: 53 mph
Picture from Juan Lobos Martin

1912 Beech National biplane - dual control 2-seater
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by A.C. Beech
Span: 52'
Picture from Willem Mar

1912 Berthaud monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by Berthaud
Span: 44' Length: 34'5" Weight empty: 925 lbs
Picture from www. ctie.monash.edu

1912 Bertin No. 5 2-seater monoplane - in this plane L. Bertin and his son Rene were killed in 1913
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by Leonce Bertin
Span: 34'2" Length: 28'11" Weight: 772 lbs empty Top Speed: 77 mph
Picture from www.ctie.monash.edu.au

1912 Benoist Biplane flyingboat - 2-seater
Country of Origin: USA Designed by Th.W.Benoist and built by Benoist Aircraft Co.
Span: 45' Price: $ 4250
No picture found

1912 Benoist Type XII 2-seater tractor biplane - flew with float attached down Missouri and Mississippi rivers for 1973 miles.
Country of Origin: USA Designed by Thomas W.Benoist and built by Benoist Aircraft Co.
Span: 55'5" Length: 23'7" Weight: 1100 lb
Picture from //members.shaw.ca/flyingaces/ which offers more information

1912 Benton II tractor biplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by John F. Benton.
Picture courtesy of Goodall. M. co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great War Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen.

1912 Blackburn Single seater tractor monoplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by Robert Blackburn
Span: 32'1" Length: 26'3" Weight all up: 980 lb Speed: 60 mph
Picture courtesy of Goodall. M. co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great War Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen

1912 Blackburn III tractor monoplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by Robert Blackburn
Span: 32' Length: 31 Weight all up: 800 lb Speed: 75 mph
Picture courtesy of Goodall. M. co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great War Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen.

1912 Blackburn Type E military tractor monoplane - 2-seater
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by Robert Blackburn
Span: 38'4" Length: 31'2" Speed: 80 mph
Picture courtesy of Goodall. M. co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great War Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen.

1912 Bleriot XI
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by Louis Bleriot
This year his most successful plane was again produced in the following versions:
XI-Ecole Type (Trainer)
XI-Taxi-Pinguin Span: 29'3" Length: 25'7" Weight: 915 lb Speed: 60 mph
XI-Artillerie
XI-Type Span: 29'3" Length: 25'7" Weight: 660 lb Speed: 55 mph
XI-2 Genie Span: 31'10" Length: 27'3" Weight: 1200 lb Speed: 68 mph
XI-2 Hauteur
XI-3 Concourse Militaire 3 seater Span: 37'3" Length: 26' Weight: 1150 lb
Model kits: Bleriot XI model kit is available from www.3seabees.com
Picture of model plane from www.3seabees com

1912 Bleriot XXXIII Canard Bleu
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by Louis Bleriot
Span: 34'6" Length: 26'3" Weight: 730 lb Speed: 72 mph
Picture courtesy of Opdycke L.E. author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War

1912 Bleriot XXXVI Torpille monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by Louis Bleriot
Span: 40'2" Weight: 830 lb Speed: 47 mph
Picture courtesy of Opdycke L.E. author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War

1912 Blinderman-Gilbert monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by Blinderman and Gilbert
Span: 32' Length: 28'10"
Picture from Willem Mar

1912 Boland tailless pusher biplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed by F-and J.Boland, built by Boland Aeroplanes Co
Span: 35'6" Length: 21'2"
Picture: http://www aerofiles.com/

1912 Bomhard "Pfeil" ("Arrow") biplane - Pilot Sablatnig set a world record on Sept 27, 1912 with three passengers to a height of 1120 meters
Country of Origin: Austria Designed and built by Karl Bomhard
No picture found

1912 Borel hydro-monoplane 2 seater
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by Borel Brothers
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E. author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War

1912 Borel monoplane (Vedrines)
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by Borel Brothers
Span: 31'2" Length: 19'8" Weight: 948 lb gross
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E. author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War

1912 Borel O BUS monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built bv Borel Brothers
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E. author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War

1912 Botyanszky MB-1
Country of Origin: Slovakia Designed and built by Botyanszky
Picture not yet found. Information from Milan Javorsky

1912 Breguet Tractor Biplane "Militaire" - for transport the wings can be folded along the fuselage
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by Louis Breguet
Picture from www.ctie.monash.edu

1912 Breguet tractor bipane U series
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by Louis Breguet
Span: 41'8" Length: 27'5" Weight: 1730 lb gross Speed: 65 mph
Picture from www.ctie.monash.edu

1912 Breguet U-2 Hydro-avion
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by Louis Breguet
Span: 46' Length: 36' Weight: 1540 lb
Picture courtesy of Opdycke L .E,. author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War

1912 Bristol tractor monoplane - built in various types
Country of Origin: UK Designed by Pierre Prier, built by Bristol Airplane Co.
Span: varied from 30'2 up to 35'6, Length: either 24'6" or 27'
Picture from www.ctie.monash.edu

1912 Bristol Coanda monoplane
Country of Origin: Romania/UK Designed by Henri Coanda (Romanian) Built by Bristol Aircraft
Various dimensions, Span: 40',41'3",39'4",42'9" Length: 27',28'3",30'9",29'2"
Picture courtesy of Goodall M. co-author with Tagg A.(deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great War

1912 Bristol GE.2 biplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed by Gordon England Built by Bristol Aircraft
Span: 40' Length: 31' Weight all-up: 1980lb Speed: 62 mph
Picture courtesy of Goodall M. co-author with Tagg A.(deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great War

1912 Bristol GE.3 2-seater biplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed by Gordon England Built by Bristol Aeroplane Co.
Picture from Bristol Aeroplane Co.

1912 Bronislawski II 2-seater biplane
Country of Origin: Poland/France Designed by B. Bronislawski (Pole), built by Farman, France
No picture found

1912 Brule biplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by Brule
Span: 26'3" Length: 26'3" Weight: 551 lb empty
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E. author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War

1912 Burgess H Military tractor biplane - 2-seater
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by W.Burgess
Span: 34'6" Length: 27'9"
Picture courtesy www.earlyaviator.com

1912 Burgess-Gill twin-hydro biplane - 2 pusher-tractor props, 2-seater
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by W.Burgess and Gill
Span: 39' Length: 27'9"
No picture found

1912 Burgess-Wright military biplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by Burgess with Wright licence
Picture from www.earlyaviators.com

1912 Calderara seaplane - carried pilot and three passsengers - largest airplane existing in 1912
Country of Origin: Italy Designed and built by Mario Calderara
Picture from //aviation.calderara.com

1912 Call II monoplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by Henry Laurens Call
No picture found

1912 Camo y Acedo biplane?
Country of Origin: Spain Designed and built by Camo and Acedo
No picture found

1912 Caproni No.13 monoplane
Country of Origin: Italy Designed and built by Gianni Caproni
Picture from Milan Javorsky

1912 Caproni No.16 monoplane
Country of Origin: Italy Designed and built by Gianni Caproni
Picture from Milan Javorsky

1912 Caproni No.18 monoplane
Country of Origin: Italy Designed and built by Gianni Caproni
Picture from Milan Javorsky

1912 Castaibert III monoplane (no larger image)
Country of Origin: Argentina Designed and built by Castaibert
Picture from Argentinian friend

1912 Cato pusher biplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by Joseph L.Cato
Picture: http://www aerofiles.com/

1912 Caudron Type C and D
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by Rene Caudron
No picture found

1912 Caudron Type M monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by Rene Caudron
Picture courtesy Opdycke E.L. author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War

1912 Caudron Type Monaco pusher bi-seaplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by Rene Caudron
Picture courtesy Opdycke E.L. author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War

1912 Caudron Type Special - 5-seater
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by Rene Caudron
Span upper: 49'3" lower: 38'9" Length: 24'7" Weight: 705 lb empty Speed: 56 mph
Picture courtesy Opdycke E.L. author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War

1912 Cayol monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by Theodor Cayol
No picture found.

1912 Cessna Silver Wings monoplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by Clyde Cessna
Picture of reconstruction from Cessna.

1912 Champel No. 4 Pusher Biplane - 5 persons aboard!
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by Florentin Champel
Span: upper: 54'6" lower 38' Weight: 1540 lb gross
Picture from www.ctie.monash.edu

1912 Chanter monoplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by M.Chanter
Picture courtesy of Goodall M. co-author with Tagg A. (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great War Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen

1912 Cheramy-Gilbert amphibian canard monoplane
Country of Origin: France/Switzerland Designed and built by Louis Gilbert and A.Cheramy, Swiss.
Span: 26'3" Length: 41'
No picture found

1912 Chiribiri No. 5 2-seater tractor monoplane
Country of Origin: Italy Designed and built by Antonio Chiribiri
Span: 31' Length: 24' Weight: 770 lb gross Speed: 55 mph
Model plans are available from http://www.pr-kits.com/
Picture from damaged second-hand book, author etc. unknown

1912? Christies monoplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by W. Christies
Picture from Willem Mar

1912 Christofferson trainer biplane - 2 seater
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by Harry and Silas Christofferson
Picture: http://www aerofiles.com/

1912 Christofferson Curtiss Type headless pusher biplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by Harry and Silas Christofferson
Picture: http://www aerofiles.com/

1912 Church and Sherwood biplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by Church and Sherwood
No picture found, information from Milan Javorsky

1912 Cihak Type E
Country of Origin: Czechia (Austro-Hungarian Empire) Designed and built by E. and H. Cihak
Span: 28'10" Length: 29'2"

Picture from Aeromedia.CZ

1912 Cihak Type F
Country of Origin: Czechia (Austro-Hungarian Empire) Designed and built by E. and H. Cihak
Picture from Aeromedia.CZ

1912 Cihak Type G 2-seater monoplane
Country of Origin: Czechia (Austro-Hungarian Empire) Designed and built by E. and H. Cihak
Span: 23'8" Length: 31'10" Weight: 1235 lb
Picture from Aeromedia CZ

1912 Cihak Type H 1-seater monoplane
Country of Origin: Czechia(Austro-Hungarian Empire) Designed and built by E. and H. Cihak
Picture from Aeromedi.CZ

1912 Cihak Type J 2-seater monoplane
Country of Origin: Czechia (Austro-Hungarian Empire) Designed and built by E. and H. Cihak
Span: 31'10" Length: 23'7" Weight: 1650 lb

Picture from Aeromedi.CZ

1912 Cihak "Rapid A" 1-seater monoplane
Country of Origin: Czechia(Austro-Hungarian Empire) Designed and built by E. and H. Cihak
Span: 27'7" Length: 24' Weight: 858 lb
Picture from Aeromedia.CZ

1912 Cihak "Rapid C" 1-seater monoplane
Country of Origin: Czechia(Austro-Hungarian Empire) Designed and built by E. and H. Cihak
Span: 26'3" Length: 19'8" Weight: 837 lb
Picture from Aeromedia.CZ

1912 Cirulis
Country of Origin: Latvia (Russian Empire) Designed and built by Kristops Cirulis
No picture found

1912 Clement-Bayard biplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by Gustave Clement-Bayard
Span: upper 36'1" lower 24'7" Length: 32'2" Speed: 50 mph
Picture from Willem Mar

1912 Clement-Bayard monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by Gustave Clement-Bayard
Picture courtesy Opdycke E.L. author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War

1912 Cockburn biplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by G. B. Cockburn
No picture found

1912 Cody No. IV monoplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by Samuel Cody
Span: 43'6" Length: 37' Weight: 3100 lb all up Speed: 58-83 mph
Picture courtesy of Goodall M. co-author with Tagg A. (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great War Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen

1912 Copin monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by George Copin
Span: 29'6" Length: 24'7"
Picture www.ctie.monash.edu.au

1912 Cooke No. 1 pusher biplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by Weldon B. Cooke
Picture: http://www aerofiles.com/

1912 Cooke flying boat biplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by Weldon B. Cooke
Picture: http://www aerofiles.com/

1912 Cordner monoplane No. 2
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by Joseph Cordner
Picture courtesy of Goodall M. co-author with Tagg A. (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great War Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen

1912 COW No. 10 biplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by Coventry Ordnance Works
Various types Span: 40' and 56' Length: 33'3" Weight: 1900-1950 lb allup Speed: 20-60 mph
Picture courtesy of Goodall M. co-author with Tagg A. (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great War Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen

1912 C.P.C. 2-seater monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by Chevalier
Picture www.ctie.monash.edu.au

1912 Csok monoplane
Country of Origin: Hungary Designed and built by Karoly Csok
Picture courtesy Andor Gibas, Information Gabor Fekecs

1912 Curtiss A-2 pusher biplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by Glenn Curtiss
Picture: http://www.aerofiles.com/

1912 Curtiss E flyingboat - 2-3 seater, dual control
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by Glenn Curtiss
Span: 37' Length: 27'9"
Picture: http://www.aerofiles.com/

1912 Curtiss OWL (Over Water or Land) pusher bi-flyingboat
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by Glenn Curtiss
Picture: http://www.aerofiles.com/

1912 Dajoigny et Beaussart "3rd" monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by Dajoigny and Beaussart
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E. author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War

1912 Danard et Nayout pusher biplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by Danard and Nayout
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E. author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War

1912 D'Artois "Aerotorpille" biplane
Country of Origin: France Constructed by Chantieres d'Artois
Span: 34'9" Length: 23' Weight: 550 lbs Speed: 84 mph
No picture found

1912 Day tractor biplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by Charles H. Day
Drawings from Willem Mar

1912? De Beer Type 3/4 monoplane
Country of Origin: Belgium/France Designed by De Beer (Belgian) Built in France by Ratmanoff
Span: 32'2" Length: 24'8" Speed: 25-71 mph
Picture courtesy L.E.Opdycke author French Aeroplanes before the Great War

1912 Debongnie monoplane
Country of Origin: Belgium Designed and built by E. F. Debongnie
Picture www.ctie.monash.edu.au

1912 De Marcay-Moonen Monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by De Marcay-Moonen
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E. author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War

1912 De Marcay-Moonen "L'Abeille" (Bee) monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by Baron Edmond de Marcay and Moonen
Picture from Willem Mar

1912 Demazel biplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by Lucien Demazel
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E. author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War

1912 Deperdussin "Grand Prix d'Anjou" monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by Armand Deperdussin
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E. author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War

1912 Deperdussin "L'Espervier" F monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by Armand Deperdussin
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E. author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War

1912 Deperdussin Type Tamise Land or Seaplane Monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by Deperdussin
Picture courtesy L.E.Opdycke author French Aeroplanes before the Great War

1912 DFW "Mars" 2-seater monoplane
Country of Origin: Germany Designed and built by Deutsche Flugzeug Werke
Span: 55'2" Length: 31'10" Weight empty: 1234 lbs Speed: 65 mph
Picture from Willem Mar

1912 DFW " Pfeil" (Arrow) 2-seater biplane
Country of Origin: Germany Designed and built by Deutsche Flugzeug Werke
Span: 41'11" Length: 26'
Picture from Willem Mar

1912 Dokuchaev-2 biplane - similar to Farman IV, but much improved performance due to upper wing enlarged and lower wing reduced
Country of Origin: Russia Designed and built A. Ya. Dokuchaev and B. S. Mastennikov
Picture from Russian Aviation Museum

1912 Donnet-Leveque flyingboat Type A, B, C biplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by Donnet-Leveque
Span: 31'2" or 32'1" Length: 28'10" or 27'10" Speed: 68 mph or 72-75 mph
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E. author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War

1912 Dorand "Laboratoire" biplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by Dorand
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E. author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War

1912 Dornier Type 1912 2-seater biplane
Country of Origin: Germany Designed and built by Dornier Works
Span: 39'4" Length: 32'10" Weight gross: 1484 lbs Speed: 63 mph
No picture found

1912 Dunne D 7Bis all-wing monoplane
Span: 35' Weight allup: 1728 lb Speed: 60 mph
Picture courtesy Goodall M co-author with Tagg A.(Deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great War Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen

1912 Dux-1 biplane - modification of Farman VII with improved performance
Country of Origin: Russia Designed and built by Dux factory
Span: 41'8" Length: 29'6" Loaded Weight: 1322 lb Speed: 53 mph
Picture from Russian Aviation Museum

1912 Dzhevetsky 2-seater tandem monoplane
Country of Origin: Russia Designed and built by S. K. Dzhevetsky
Span: upper 29'6" lower 18'4" Length: 19'10" Loaded Weight: 1740 lb Speed: 65 mph
Picture from Russian Aviation Museum

1912 Epps monoplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by Benjamin Thomas Epps
Span: 34' Length: 24'
Picture from Milan Javorsky

1912 Ecker bi-flying boat - 2-seater
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by Herman A. Ecker
Span: 42' Length: 26'
Picture: http://www aerofiles.com/

1912 Erdody biplane
Country of Origin: Hungary Designed and built by Gyorgy Erdody
Span: 32'4" Length: 30'6"
3-View and. Information from Gabor Fekecs

1912 Erdody monoplane
Country of Origin: Hungary Designed and built by Gyorgy Erdody
Picture and. Information from Gabor Fekecs

1912 Esnault-Pelterie Type K hydro-monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by Robert Esnault-Pelterie
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E. author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War

1912 Etrich VIII "Luft-Limousine" ("Air Limousine") 4-seater high wing monoplane
Country of Origin: Austria (Austro-Hungarian empire) Designed and built by Etrich Aeroplane Company
Picture from Milan Javorsky

1912 Etrich IX "Schwalbe" ("Swallow") monoplane
Country of Origin: Austria (Austro-Hungarian empire) Designed and built by Etrich Aeroplane Company
Picture from Milan Javorsky

1912 EFW Etrich XII "Rennapparat" ("Racing Machine") 2-seater bomber monoplane
Country of Origin: Austria (Austro-Hungarian empire) Designed and built by Etrich-Flieger-Werke
Picture from Milan Javorsky

1912 Etrich "Manövertaube" ("Military Dove") Fype F 2-seater military monoplane
Country of Origin: Austria (Austro-Hungarian empire) Designed by Igo Etrich Built by Jacob Lohner & Co. Vienna
Picture from Milan Javorsky

1912 Euler amphibian pusher triplane
Country of Origin: Germany Designed and built by August Euler
Picture from Milan Javorsky

1912 Euler "Gelber Hund" (Yellow dog) pusher biplane 2-seater
Country of Origin: Germany Designed and built by August Euler
Picture from Milan Javorsky

1912 Euler "Taube" (Dove) monoplane
Country of Origin: Germany Designed and built by August Euler
Picture from Milan Javorsky

1912 Faccioli No. 6 monoplane
Country of Origin: Italy Designed by Aristide Faccioli, built by S.P.A.
Picture from WW1 AERO journal

1912 Farman amphibian pusher biplane - pilot and 3 passengers
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by Henri Farman
Span: 43' Length: 23'
Picture courtesy of Opdycke L.E. author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War

1912 Farman HF 11 big 2-seater seaplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by Henri Farman
Span: 43'2" Length: 27'3"
No picture found

1912 Farman HF 14 4-5 seater pusher biplane - in November 1913 Chevillard flew the loop
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by Henri Farman
Span: 45'1" Length: 27'5"
Picture courtesy of Opdycke L.E. author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War

1912 Farman HF 15 2 seater pusher biplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by Henri Farman
Span: 58'3" Length: 32'2"
No picture found

1912 Farman HF 16 single-bay sesquiplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by Henri Farman
Span: 45'2" Length: 26'7" Weight: 1455 lb gross Speed: 65 mph
No picture found

1912 Farmann "Le Babillard" (Chatterbox) biplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by Henri Farman
Picture courtesy of Opdycke L.E. author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War

1912 FBA 26 biplane flyingboat
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by French British Aviation Co.
Picture courtesy L.E.Opdycke author French Aeroplanes before the Great War

1912 Feng Fu No. 2 biplane
Country of Origin: China Designed and built by Feng Fu, first Chinese pilot,designer and airplane builder.
Picture from China Aviation Museum

1912 Flanders F4 monoplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by Flanders Ltd
Span: 40'6" Length: 31'6" Weight allup: 1850 lb Speed: 41-67 mph
Picture courtesy of Goodall M. co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great War. Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen.

1912 Fokker IIIB monoplane
Country of Origin: Holland Designed and built by Fokker Works
Picture courtesy Rosebud's www.earlyaviator.com

1912 Fokker M2 monoplane
Country of Origin: Holland/Germany Designed by A. Fokker (Dutch) Built by Fokker Works in Germany
Picture from www.dutch-aviation.nl

1912 Fokker M3 2 seater monoplane
Country of Origin: Holland/Germany Designed by A. Fokker (Dutch) Built by Fokker Works in Germany
Picture from www.dutch-aviation.nl

1912 Fokker M4 2-seater trainer monoplane
Country of Origin: Holland/Germany Designed by A. Fokker (Dutch) Built by Fokker Works in Germany
Picture from www.dutch-aviation.nl

1912 Fowler-Gage tractor biplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by R.W.Fowler and Jay Gage
Picture: http://www.aerofiles.com/

1912 Frassinetti "La Colomba" (Dove) monoplane
Country of Origin: Italy Designed and built by Frassinetti
Picture www.ctie.monash.edu.au

1912 Gabardini flyingboat
Country of Origin: Italy/France Designed and built by D.Gabardini in France
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E. author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War

1912 Gage biplane Curtiss type pusher and tractor versions
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by J.Gage
No picture found

1912 Gage-Fowler biplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by Jay Gage and R. W. Fowler
Picture: http://www.aerofiles.com/

1912 Gakkel VIII biplane
Country of Origin: Russia Designed and built Ya. M. Gakkel
Span: 34'5" Length: 29'6" Loaded Weight: 1596 lb
Picture from Russian Aviation Museum

1912 Gakkel IX monoplane
Country of Origin: Russia Designed and built Ya. M. Gakkel
Span: 36'1" Length: 26'11"
Picture from Russian Aviation Museum

1912 Gandy-Vrang 2-seater monoplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by Gandy and Vrang
Picture courtesy of www.earlyaviators.com

1912 Garaix 2 seater metal construction monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by V.Garaix
Span: 31'2" Length: 22' Weight empty: 660 lbs Speed: 70 mph
Picture www.ctie.monash.edu.au

1912 Garbero-Becue monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by M. Becue and J. and H. Garbero
No picture found

1912 Garnier biplane?
Country of Origin: Spain Designed and built by Garnier
No picture found

1912 Gaullaudet A-1 Bullet monoplane tail-pusher - twice as fast as biplanes at that time
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by Gaullaudet
Span: 31'11" Length: 20'7"
Picture: http://www.aerofiles.com/

1912 Gavault monoplane - did it fly?
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by Gavault
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E. author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War

1912 Gayot monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by Gayot
No picture found

1912 Gilbert Canard monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by Eugene Gilbert
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E. author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War

1912 Gnosspelius No. 2 hydro-monoplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by Oscar Gnosspelius
Wing area: 190 sq.ft Weight: 650 lb Speed: 55 mph
Picture courtesy of Goodall M. co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great War. Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen.

1912 Goedecker "Sturmvogel" (Storm Bird) monoplane
Country of Origin: Germany Designed and built by Jakob Goedecker
Picture from Milan Javorsky

1912 Goodden "Dragonfly" monoplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by Frank Goodden
Span: 30' Length: 225' Weight allup: 650 lb Speed: 60 mph
Picture courtesy of Goodall M. co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great War. Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen.

1912 Gourvene biplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by Gourvene
No picture found

1912 Grade seaplane
Country of Origin: Germany Designed and built by Hans Grade
No picture found

1912 Grandjean Hydravion monoplane
Country of Origin: Switzerland Designed and built by Rene Grandjean
Span: 29'6" Length: 27'11"
Picture from Willem Mar

1912 Grizodubov-4 monoplane
Country of Origin: Russia Designed and built S. V. Grizodubov
Span: 45'11" Length: 24'8" Loaded Weight: 750 lb Speed: 44 mph
No picture found

1912 Groth II monoplane
Country of Origin: Hungary Designed and built by Andras Groth
Span: 31'2" Length: 29'6" Takeoff weight: 840 lbs Speed: 56 mph
Picture and information from Gabor Fekecs

1912 Handley Page Type E 2-seater monoplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by Handley Page Ltd
Span: 42'6" Length: 27'6" Weight: 800 lb Speed: 60 mph Price: £850
Picture courtesy of Goodall M. co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great War. Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen.

1912 Handley Page Type F 2-seater monoplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by Handley Page Ltd
Span: 43'6" Length: 30'2" Weight: 850 lb Speed: 55-58 mph Price: £1050
Picture courtesy of Goodall M. co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great War. Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen.

1912 Hanriot monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by Hanriot
Picture from La Vie au Grandair

1912 Hanuschke monoplane
Country of Origin: Germany Designed and built by Hanuschke
Picture courtesy Rosebud's www.earlyaviator.com

1912 Harlan biplane
Country of Origin: Germany Designed and built by Harlan
Span: 45'3" Length: 29'10" Weight empty: 1323 lbs Speed: 59 mph
No picture found

1912 Harlan monoplane
Country of Origin: Germany Designed and built by Harlan
Picture from Willem Mar

1912 Harriman biplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by Frank Harrimann
Picture: http://www aerofiles.com/

1912 Hirondelle (Swallow) monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by Lemaitre, Maucourt et Legrand
Span: 29'6" Length: 22'11" Weight empty: 528 lb
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E. author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War

1912 Horvath IIIB monoplane
Country of Origin: Hungary Designed and built by Erno Horvath
Span: 37'9" Length: 30'10" Weight empty: 573 lb
Picture and information from Gabor Fekecs

1912 Horvath IIIC "Fecske" (Swallow) monoplane
Country of Origin: Hungary Designed and built by Erno Horvath
Span: 37'9" Length: 30'10" Takeoff Weight: 705 lbs Speed: 50 mph
Picture and information from Gabor Fekecs

1912 Horvath 2-seater military monoplane
Country of Origin: Hungary Designed and built by Erno Horvath
Picture and information from Gabor Fekecs

1912 Hübner monoplane
Country of Origin: Germany Designed and built by Hübner
Picture from www.luftfahrtmuseum.com

1912 I.A.C. Type X 2-place tractor biplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by Illinois Aero Construction Corp.
Picture from //members.shaw.ca/flyingaces/ which offer more information

1912? Jeannin monoplane
Country of Origin: Germany Designed and built by Emil Jeannin
Picture from Willem Mar

1912 Jeannin "Stahltaube" ("Steel Dove") monoplane
Country of Origin: Germany Designed and built by Emil Jeannin and Rene Freindt
Span: 45'6" Length: 31'10" Weight empty: 1551 lbs
Picture from German Technical Museum

1912 Jezzi No.2 biplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by Leo Jezzi
Span: 27'7" Length: 24'6"
Picture courtesy of Goodall M. co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great War Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen

1912 Jourdan "Helioplane"monoplane - this last version flew.
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by Bobba Jourdan
Span: 46' Length: 32'10" Weight: 1100 lbs
No picture found but similar to 1910 Jourdan but with reduced "barrel".

1912 Kaishiki No. 2 pusher biplane
Country of Origin: Japan Designed by Capt.Tokugawa, Built by Japanese Army
Span: 36' Length: 36' Weight: 1256 lb gross Speed: 45 mph
Picture from Japanese Army Arsenals

1912 Kalep 2-engine biplane
Country of Origin: Latvia (Russian Empire) Designed and built by Theodor Kalep
No picture found

1912 Kalep monoplane
Country of Origin: Latvia (Russian Empire) Designed and built by Theodor Kalep
No picture found

1912 Karpeka -2 biplane
Country of Origin: Russia Designed and built A. D. Karpeka
Span: uppe: 32'10" lower 29'6" Length: 26'3" Loaded Weight: 680 lb
Picture from Russian Aviation Museum

1912 Kassa Ery 3 monoplane
Country of Origin: Poland /France Designed by Josef Kassa built in France
No picture found

1912 Khioni monoplane
Country of Origin: Russia Designed and built V. N. Khioni
Span: 38'4" Length: 29'6" Loaded Weight: 1600 lb Speed: 63 mph
Picture from Russian Aviation Museum

1912 Kirkham Racer biplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by Charles B. Kirkham
Span: 34' Length: 29'7"
Picture: http:77www.aerofiles.com/

1912 Kolbanyi IV
Country of Origin: Hungary Designed and built by Geza Kolbanyi
Span: 37'9" Length: 31'2" Take-off Weight: 1058 lb Speed: 56 mph
Picture and information from Gabor Fekecs

1912 Kolbanyi V monoplane - two-seater
Country of Origin: Hungary Designed and built by Geza Kolbanyi
3-view drawing and information from Gabor Fekecs

1912? Kuehlstein monoplane
Country of Origin: Germany Designed and built by Kuehlstein
Picture from www.luftfahrtsgeschichte.com

1912 Kvasz Type III monoplane
Country of Origin: Hungary Designed and built by Andras Kvasz
Span: 39'4" Length: 29'6" Weight: 617 lb
Picture and information from Gabor Fekecs

1912 Kvasz Type IV monoplane
Country of Origin: Hungary Designed and built by Andras Kvasz
Span: 39'4 Length: 29'6 Weight: 617 lb
No picture yet found

1912 Kvasz-Torsz "Godron" biplane
Country of Origin: Hungary Designed and built by Andras Kvasz and Torsz
No picture yet found

1912 Ladougne "La Colomnbo" (Dove) monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by Andre Ladougne
No. 1 Span: 28'3" Length: 23'4" Weight: 500 lb empty
No. 2 Span: 32'10" Length: 24'11" - larger more powerful tandem 2-seater
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E. author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War

1912 Lakes "Sea-Bird" Seaplane
Country of Origin: UK Reconstructed Avro Duigan by Lakes Northern Aircraft Co.
Picture courtesy of Goodall M. co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great War Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen

1912 Lakes "Water Hen" Seaplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed by Lakes Built by AVRO
Span: top 42' bottom 32' Length: 36'5"
Picture courtesy of Goodall M. co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great War Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen

1912 Lanyi biplane - 2-seater
Country of Origin: Hungary Designed and built by Antal Lanyi
Span: 37'9" Length: 26'3" Weight empty: 617 lbs Speed: 50 mph
Picture and information from Gabor Fekecs

1912 Lavesvre et Veillon 2-seater monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by Lavesvre and Veillon
No picture found

1912 Leblic biplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by E. Leblic
Span: 28'3" Length: 21'4"
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E. author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War

1912 Leclerc monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed by Lecler probably built by M.Ganthier
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E. author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War

1912 Lecomte monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by Henri Lecomte
Span: 41'4" Length: 28'3"
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E. author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War

1912 Lecoq-Monteiro-Aillaud monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by Lecoq, Monteiro and Aillaud
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E. author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War

1912? Leforestier monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by G. Leforestier
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E. author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War

1912 Lemaitre-Maucourt-Legrand monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by H. Lemaitre, Maucourt and G. Legrand
Picture courtesy L.E.Opdycke author French Aeroplanes before the Great War

1912 Letai II biplane
Country of Origin: Hungary Designed and built by Sandor, Lajos and Andras Letai
Span: 37'9" Length: 19'8" Weight empty: 617 lbs Speed: 50 mph Engine: Dedics 60HP 7cyl rotary
Picture and information from Gabor Fekecs

1912 Letai III biplane
Country of Origin: Hungary Designed and built by Sandor, Lajos and Andras Letai
Span: 34'5" Length: 26'3" Weight empty: 617 lbs Speed: 50 mph Engine: Dedics 40HP 5cyl inline
Picture and information from Gabor Fekecs

1912 Letai-IV monoplane - height achieved: 4100'; distance covered: 112 miles
Country of Origin: Hungary Designed and built by Sandor, Lajoy and Andras Letai
Span: 36'1" Length: 29'6" Weight empty: 485 lbs Speed: 62 mph
Picture courtesy Andor Gibas, Information Gabor Fekecs

1912 Leyat biplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by Marcel Leyat
Span: 52'6" Length: 36'1" Weight: 1100 lb
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E. author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War

1912 LJaM monoplane single seater - altitude record 14/5/1912, 5823'
Country of Origin: Poland Designed and built by v. Lerche, Jankowski and Mosca.
Span: 29'6" Length: 26'3" Weight: 772 lbs Speed: 62 mph
Picture from Milan Javorsky

1912 Lohner "Pfeilflieger" Type B biplane
Country of Origin: Austria Designed by Karl Paulal Built by J.Lohner & Co.Vienna
Picture and Information from Milan Javorsky

1912 LVG biplane
Country of Origin: Germany Designed and built by LVG
Picture from Willem Mar

1912 Marshall biplane
Country of Origin: Australia Designed and built by Laurie Marshall
Span: 32' Length: 30' Weight: 585 lb
Picture from www.ctie.monash.edu

1912 Martin-Handasyde "Military Trial"
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by Helmuth P. Martin and George H. Handasyde
Span: 42'6" Length: 38' Weight: 1800 lb Speed: 75 mph
Picture courtesy of Goodall M. co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great War Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen

1912 Martin Pusher 2-seater biplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by Glenn L. Martin Aircraft Co.

Picture from Bud Carlson

1912 Meller I Pusher monoplane
Country of Origin: Russia Designed and built by Dux factory
Span: 39'9" Length: 29'6" Loaded Weight: 1587 lb
Drawing from Russian Aviation Museum

1912 Mercader y Bernal biplane?
Country of Origin: Spain Designed and built by Mercader and Bernal
No picture found

1912 Montgolfier monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by Raymond de Mongolfier
Span: 36'1"
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E. author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War

1912 Morane-Saulier - monoplane, as 2 or single seater.
Country of origin: France. Designer: Leon & Robert Morane and Raymond Saulier
Span:
30'6" Length: 221'6" Weight: 816 lbs
Model plans are available from
http://www.pr-kits.com/
Picture courtesy of www.thosemagnificentmen.co.uk which offers further information.

1912 Morane-Saulier Type Canton three-seater monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by S.A. des Aeroplanes Morane-Saulier
Wing area: 25 sq.yard
No picture found

1912 Morane-Saulier Type E monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by S.A. des Aeroplanes Morane-Saulier
Wing area: 17 sq.yard
No picture found

1912 Morane-Saulier Type G monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by S.A. des Aeroplanes Morane-Saulier
Version GA Span: 45'11" Speed: 77 mph
Version GB Span: 52'6" Speed: 78 mph
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E. author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War

1912 Morane-Saulier Type G parasol monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by S.A. des Aeroplanes Morane-Saulier
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E. author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War

1912 Morane-Saulier Type Garros single-seater monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by S.A. des Aeroplanes Morane-Saulier
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E. author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War

1912 Morane-Saulier Type H single seater monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by S.A. des Aeroplanes Morane-Saulier
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E. author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War

1912 Morane-Saulier Type J two-seater touring monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by S.A. des Aeroplanes Morane-Saulier
No picture found

1912 Morane-Saulier Type K racing hydro-monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by S.A. des Aeroplanes Morane-Saulier
Wing area: 18 sq.yard
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E. author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War

1912 Morane-Saulier Type M armoured
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by S.A. des Aeroplanes Morane-Saulier
Span: 34'2" Length: 20'8" Weight: 1080 lb Speed: 76 mph
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E. author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War

1912 Morane-Saulier Type Renault two-seater monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by S.A. des Aeroplanes Morane-Saulier
Wing area: 24 sq.yard
No picture found

1912 Morane-Saulier Type WR two-seater armoured monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by S.A. des Aeroplanes Morane-Saulier
Wing area: 21.5 sq.yard
No picture found

1912 Moreau Military Aerostable monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by Albert Moreau
Span: 46'5" Length: 30'6" Weight empty: 1120 lb Speed: 67-95 mph
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E. author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War

1912 Mountaineer pusher biplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by Christopher Mountaineer
Span: 43'8" Length: 27'
No picture found

1912 Narahara Otori (Phoenix) biplane
Country of Origin: Japan Designed and built by Baron Narahara
Span: upper 36'1" lower 29'6" Length: 22'11"
Picture by by Kantosha Co.Ltd via WW1 AERO

1912 Nieuport IV G hydro-monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by Edouard Nieuport
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E. author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War

1912 Otto biplane
Country of Origin: Germany Designed and built by Gustav Otto
Picture from Luftfahrtsmuseum

1912 Passat "Seagull" Monoplane - may have flown
Country of Origin: UK Designed by J. B. Passat
Picture courtesy of M.Goodall and A.Tagg (deceased) authors of British Aircraft before the Great War Published by Schiffer Publishing Ltd.Atglen PA.

1912 Paterson twin tractor biplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by Paterson Aeroplane Co
Picture from Smithsonian Institute, Washington DC

1912 Paulat monoplane
Country of Origin: Romania Designed and built by Ion Paulet
Span: 42'8" Length: 30'2" Weight: 551 lbs empty
Picture from Milan Javorsky

1912 Paumier No. 2 biplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by Emile Paumier
Span: 38'9" Length: 24'7"
Picture from www.luftfahrtmuseum.com

1912 Peck Columbia biplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by Paul Peck
Span: 30'
Picture: http://www.aerofiles.com

1912 Piggott biplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by Piggott Brothers
Span: 25'6" Length: 17'6" Weight allup: 700 lb Speed: 55 mph
Picture courtesy of Goodall M. co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great War Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen

1912 Plage-Court "Torpedo II" monoplane
Country of Origin: Poland /Germany Designed by Emil Plage (Polish) and Max Court (German) Built by Kühlstein Wagenbau, Germany
Span: 38' Length: 25'11"
Picture from Milan Javorsky

1912 Ponche et Primard "Tubavion" monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by Ch. Ponche and M. Primard
Span: 31'10" Length: 31'2" Weight empty: 705 lbs
Picture courtesy L.E.Opdycke author French Aeroplanes before the Great War

1912 Ponnier D.I. monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by Ponnier
Span: 29'2" Length: 23'32 Weight gross: 1020 lb
No picture found

1912 Pons pusher canard monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by Pons
Span: 29'6" Length: 21'4" Weight: 880 lbs
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E. author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War

1912 Poulain-Orange No. 3 monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by Gabriel Poulain
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E. author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War

1912 Prodam-I monoplane
Country of Origin: Hungary Designed and built by Guido Prodam
Span: 26'3"
Picture courtesy Andor Gibas, Information Gabor Fekecs

1912 Prodam-II 2-seater monoplane
Country of Origin: Hungary Designed and built by Guido Prodam
Span: 29'6" Length: 26'11" Weight empty: 400 lbs Speed: 50 mph
Picture courtesy Andor Gibas, Information Gabor Fekecs

1912 Queen Aeroboat flying boat monoplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed G.Loening and built by Queen Aeroplane Co
Span: 28'
Picture: http://www.aerofiles.com

1912 Radley England waterplane No. 1
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by James Radley and Eric England
Span: top 45'4" bottom 44' Length: 29'3" Hull lengths: 15' Weight: 1400 lb
Picture courtesy of Goodall M. co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great War Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen

1912 RAF BE 3 & 4 biplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by Royal Aircraft Factory
Span: 39'6" Length: 27'3"'
Picture courtesy Goodall M. co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great War Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen

1912? Reichelt 2-seater monoplane
Country of Origin: Germany Designed and built by Reichelt
Picture courtesy of www.earlyaviators.com

1912 Reissner canard monoplane
Country of Origin: Holland/Germany Designed by Prof. H. Reissner (Dutch) Built by ICO Junkers
Picture from Milan Javorsky

1912 Reiter No. 1 and II monoplane
Country of Origin: Hungary Designed and built by Bela Reter
Span: 29'6" Length: 27'11" Weight empty: 485 lbs
Picture courtesy Andor Gibas, Information Gabor Fekecs

1912 Rex monoplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by Rex Monoplane Co.
Picture: http://www.aerofiles.com

1912 Rimailho biplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by Robert Esnault-Pelterie
Picture from Willem Mar

1912 Roux-Garaix monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by Charles Roux and Victor Garaix
Span: 30'10" Length: 27'10" Weight empty: 570 lbs
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E. author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War

1912 Rowell monoplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by R. Rowell and Co.
Span: 36' Length: 28'
Picture courtesy of M.Goodall and A.Tagg (deceased) authors of British Aircraft before the Great War Published by Schiffer Publishing Ltd.Atglen PA.

1912 Rumpler Taube (Dove) monoplane
Country of Origin: Germany Developed from Etrich Taube, built by Rumpler Werke
Span: 45'11" Length: 33'6" Weight gross: 1890 lbs Speed: 62 mph
Picture from Milan Javorsky

1912 S.A.C. "Dart" monoplane
Country of Origin. UK Designed and built by Scottish Aviation Co.
Picture courtesy of M.Goodall and A.Tagg (deceased) authors of British Aircraft before the Great War Published by Schiffer Publishing Ltd.Atglen PA.

1912 Saigai monoplane - only one short flight.
Country of Origin: Japan Designed and built by Soroichi Saito
Picture from Yasui Hiko Studio

1912 Salvez monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by Salvez Brothers
Span: 44'3" Length: 34'6"
Picture from Willem Mar

1912 Sanchez-Besa biplane
Country of Origin: Chile/France Designed and built by Sanchez-Besa (Chile) but built in France
Span: 49'3" Length: 29'6"
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E. author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War

1912 Sanchez Besa seaplane
Country of Origin: Chile/France Designed and built by Sanchez-Besa (Chile) but built in France
Span: 53'10" Length: 33'2" Weight empty: 900 lbs
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E. author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War

1912 Savary biplane streamlined tailcone
Country of Origin: France Designed by Robert Savary Built by Leon Boller
Span: upper 39'4" lower 26'3"
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E. author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War

1912 Savary "Military" biplane
Country of Origin: France Designed by Robert Savary Built by Leon Boller
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E. author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War

1912 Savary seaplane twin floats
Country of Origin: France Designed by Robert Savary Built by Leon Boller
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E. author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War

1912 Schlegel monoplane
Country of Origin: Germany Designed and built by Ernst Schlegel
Picture and information from Milan Javorsky

1912 Schreck "Diapason II"
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by Schreck
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E. author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War

1912 Shigeno biplane
Country of Origin: Japan/France Designed and built by Japanese Baron Shigeno
Span: upper 28'10" lower 19' Weight: 1100 lb Endurance: 3 hours
Picture from Willem Mar

1912 Shiukov Canard-1 monoplane
Country of Origin: Russia Designed and built A. V. Shiukov
Span: 26'11" Length: 23'8" Loaded Weight: 815 lb Speed: 62 mph
Picture from Russian Aviation Museum

1912 Short No.S33 dual control sea-biplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by Short Bros.
Span: 46'5" Length: 40'6" Weight allup: 1540 lb Speed: 45 mph
Picture courtesy of Goodall M. co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great War Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen

1912 Short No. S36 tractor biplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by Short Bros.
Span: 46'5" Length: 35'6" Weight allup: 1300 lb Speed: 60 mph
Picture courtesy of Goodall M. co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great War Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen

1912 Short S.38 pusher amphibian biplane - made the first takeoff from a British warship.
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by Short Bros
Span: 52'? Length: 356" Weight allup: 1500 lb Speed: 58 mph
Picture courtesy of Goodall M. co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great War Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen

1912 Short No. S39 triple-twin tractor/pusher biplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by Short Bros.
Span: 34' (Later 50' and 64') Length: 45' Weight allup: 2100 lb Speed: 55 mph
Picture courtesy of Goodall M. co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great War Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen

1912 Short No. S41 tractor biplane, land and seaplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by Short Bros.
Span: 50' Length: 36' 6"(landplane) 39' (seaplane) Weight allup: 1600 lb Speed: 60 mph
Picture courtesy of Goodall M. co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great War Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen

1912 Short No. S42 tractor monoplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by Short Bros.
Span: 29'3" Length: 25' Speed: 55 mph
Picture courtesy of Goodall M. co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great War Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen

1912 Short No. S45 tractor biplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by Short Bros.
Span: 42' Length: 35'6" Weight allup: 1500 lb Speed: 60 mph
Picture courtesy of Goodall M. co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great War Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen

1912 Short No. S47 "The Field Kitchen" triple (3 propeller) tractor biplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by Short Bros.
Span: 48' Length: 41' Speed: 60 mph
Picture courtesy of Goodall M. co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great War Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen

1912 Short No. S80 "The Nile" pusher biplane seaplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by Short Bros.
Span: 67' Length: 33'9" Weight allup: 3600 lb Speed: 60 mph
Picture courtesy of Goodall M. co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great War Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen

1912 Sikorsky S-6A biplane - 3-5 passengers
Country of Origin: Russia Designed and built by I. I. Sikorsky
Span: top 47'7" bottom 38'5" Length: 27'4" Weight loaded: 2524 lb Speed: 75 mph
Picture from Russian Aviation Museum

1912 Sikorsky S-6B biplane - 3-5 passengers
Country of Origin: Russia Designed and built by I. I. Sikorsky
Span: top 48'10" bottom 29'6" Length: 36'1" Speed: 70 mph
Picture from Russian Aviation Museum

1912 Sikorsky S-7 monoplane
Country of Origin: Russia Designed and built by I. I. Sikorsky
Span: 32'10" Length: 26'11" Weight loaded: 1710 lb Speed: 67 mph
Picture from Russian Aviation Museum

1912 Sikorsky S-8 biplane 'Maljutka' (Little one) - trainer, 2 side by side
Country of Origin: Russia Designed and built by I. I. Sikorsky
Span: top 39'4" bottom 26'3" Length: 24'7"
No picture found

1912 Sloane biplane - no larger picture available
Country of Origin: Australia Designed and built by Douglas Sloane
Picture from www.ctie.monash.edu

1912 Smith monoplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by J. W. Smith
Drawings from Willem Mar

1912 Sommer monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by Roger Sommer
2 seater Span: 37'9" Length: 29'6" Weight: 900 lb
1 seater Span: 34'6"
Picture from Willem Mar

1912 Sommer twin-float sea-biplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by Roger Sommer
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E. author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War

1912 Sommer Type E monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by Roger Sommer
Top speed: 93 mph
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E. author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War

1912 Sommer Type K pusher biplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by Roger Sommer
Span: 39'4" Length: 39'4" Weight: 506 lb
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E. author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War

1912 Sommer Type R (Fortress type) biplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by Roger Sommer
Span: upper 50'10" lowe: 39'4" Length: 36' Weight: 1980 lb gross Speed: 58 mph
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E. author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War

1912 Sommer Type "Reliable" biplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by Roger Sommer
Span: upper 41' lower 42' Length: 29'6"
No picture found

1912 Sonoda biplane
Country of Origin: Japn/UK Designed by Takchiko Sonoda Built by Handley Page
Picture from Yasui Hiko Studio

1912 Sopwith tractor biplane 3-seater
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by Sopwith Aviation Co.
Span: 40' Length: 29'6" Weight: 1810 lb allup Speed: 40-74 mph
Picture courtesy of Goodall M. co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great War Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen

1912 Sopwith-Wright twin pusher biplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by Sopwith Aviation Co.
Span: 38'9" Length: 29'6"
Picture courtesy of Goodall M. co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great War, Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen

1912 Sparling biplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by Sparling
Span: 35' Length: 29'
3-view courtesy www.ctie.monash.edu.au
- click thumbnail for complete drawing.

1912 Spencer biplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by H.Spencer
Picture courtesy of Goodall M. co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great War Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen

1912 Steglav No. 2 biplane - 1 plus 2 passengers
Country of Origin: Latvia Designed and built by I. I. Steglav
Span: top 42' bottom 32'10" Length: 31'2" Loaded weight: 2645 lb. Speed: 81 mph
Picture from Willem Mar

1912 Suranyi-I monoplane
Country of Origin: Hungary Designed and built by Ferenc Suranyi
Span: 33'6" Length: 28'3"
Picture courtesy Andor Gibas, Information Gabor Fekecs

1912 SVA-3 monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed by Dajoigny and Beaussart, built by Soc.d.Vehicules Aeriennes
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E. author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War

1912 Svachulay Albatrosz III monoplane
Country of Origin: Hungary Designed and built by Sandor Svachulay
Span: 29'6" Length: 24'7" Take-off Weight: 375 lb Speed: 56 mph
Picture and information from Gabor Fekecs

1912 Svachulay Kolibri III monoplane
Country of Origin: Hungary Designed and built by Sandor Svachulay
Span: 23' Length: 14'9" Take-off Weight: 375 lb
No picture but information from Gabor Fekecs

1912 Szekely III "Az Ujsag" monoplane
Country of Origin: Hungary Designed and built by Mihaly Szekely
Span: 39'4" Length: 28'7" Weight empty: 560 lbs Speed: 56 mph

No picture found. Information from Gabor Fekecs

1912 Taddeoli-Perrot "Mouette" Canard-Bi-Floatplane
Country of Origin: Italy/Switzerland Designed by Emile Taddeoli (Italian) Built by E. Perrot (Swiss)
Picture from Milan Javorsky

1912 Takacs II monoplane
Country of Origin: Hungary Designed and built by Bela Takacs
Span: 32'10" Length: 23' Speed: 56 mph
Picture courtesy Andor Gibas, Information Gabor Fekecs

1912 Tereschenko monoplane
Country of Origin: Russia Designed and built by F. Tereschenko and S. Zembinsky
Picture from Russian Aviation Museum

1912 Thomas pusher monoplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by William and Oliver Thomas
Span: 32' Length: 30'
No picture found

1912 Thomas B-4 pusher bi-flyingboat - 2-3 seater
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by William and Oliver Thomas
Picture: http://www.aerofiles.com/

1912 Thomas-Morse TA tractor bi-flyingboat
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by William and Oliver Thomas
Span: upper 37' lower 27' Length: 27'
Picture: http://www.aerofiles.com/

1912 Toth III monoplane - semi-monocoque fuselage
Country of Origin: Hungary Designed and built by Jozsef and Kalman Toth
Span: 43'9" Length: 29' Weight empty: 400 lbs Speed: 44 mph
Picture and. Information from Gabor Fekecs

1912 Train No. 3 monoplane - 3-4 seater
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by Emilie Train
Span: 42'8" Length: 26'3"
Picture courtesy of Opdycke L. author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War

1912 Tsuzuki monoplane No. 2Country of Origin: Japan Designed and built by Tetsaburo Tzusuku
Span: 39'4" Length: 32'9" Weight: 661 lb net
Picture by Kantosha Co.Ltd

1912 Vendome type Militaire monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by Raoul Vendome
Span: 26'3" Length: 22'4"
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E. author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War

1912 Vickers No.VI monoplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by Vickers Aircraft
Span: 35' Speed: 63 mph
Picture courtesy of Goodall M. co-author with A.Tagg (deceased) of British Aircraft before the Great War Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Atglen

1912 Vinet Type F 2-seater monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by G. Vinet
Span: 28'6" Length: 21'4"
Picture from Willem Mar

1912 Vinet Type F monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by G. Vinet
Span: 28'4" Length: 21'4" Weight: 396 lb empty
Picture from Willem Mar

1912 Vlach monoplane
Country of Origin: Czech Republic (In 1912 part of Austro-Hungarian Empire) Designed and built by Metodej Vlach
Span: 32'10" Length: 27'7" Empty Weight: 672 lb Speed: 50 mph
Picture from www.mb-net.cz/kultura/galerie
Click this link to view a picture of a beautiful 1:20 scale model of this plane by Milan Javorsky, also fully featured on July's hotchpotch.
Detailed model plans will be shortly available from Milan Javorsky at krizikegypt@hotmail.com

1912 Vlaicu No. 2 monoplane
Country of Origin: Romania Designed and built by Aurel Vlaicu
Picture from Willem Mar

1912 Voisin Canard - Sea and Land versions - 3 seater
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by Freres Voisin
Span: 55'9"
Picture courtesy Opdycke E.L. author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War

1912 Voisin Monaco canard - similar to previous models but smaller and with 4 floats
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by Freres Voisin
Picture courtesy Opdycke E.L. author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War

1912? Von Preussen monoplane
Country of Origin: Germany Designed and built by Prince F. S. Von Preussen
Picture from Willem Mar

1912 Wakadori (Young Bird) biplane
Country of Origin: Japan Designed and built by Baron Kiyotake Shigeno
Span: upper 28'11" lowe: 19' Length: 26'7"
Picture by Shuppan Kyodo via WW1 AERO

1912 Warchalowski XI Float 2- seater biplane
Country of Origin: Poland/Austria Designed by A. Warchalowski (Polish) Built by Autoplan, Austria
Span: 49'3" Length: 32'10" Weight: 1437 lbs empty Speed: 50 mph
Picture from Milan Javorsky

1912 Williams biplane
Country of Origin: USA Designed and built by Osbert and Inez Williams
Span: 40' Length: 26' Weight: 900 lb gross
No picture found

1912 Williams monoplane
Country of Origin: UK Designed and built by W.E.Williams
Span: 32' Length: 37'
Picture from Anonymous

1912 Wright Model C - slightly flatter wings.
Country of origin: USA. Designed and built by Wilbur & Orville Wright
Span:
38' Length: 29.8' Weight: about 1090 lbs..
Picture courtesy of Wright web site www.first-to-fly.com where you will also find more information.

1912 Wright Model D - similar to Model R, built for the Army, had excessive landing speed.
Country of origin: USA. Designed and built by Wilbur & Orville Wright.
Picture courtesy of Wright web site www.first-to-fly.com where you will also find more information.

1912 Zens monoplane
Country of Origin: France Designed and built by Paul and Ernst Zens
Picture courtesy Opdycke L.E. author of French Aeroplanes before the Great War

1912 Zsemlye monoplane
Country of Origin: Hungary Designed and built by Elemer Zsemlye
Span: 32'10" Length: 26'3" Weight empty: 485 lbs Speed: 50 mph
Picture courtesy Andor Gibas, Information Gabor Fekecs

1912 Zurovec 1-seater monoplane
Country of Origin: Czechia Designed and built by Zurovec
Span: 29'6"
Picture not yet found. Information from Milan Javorsky