Silhouettes d'avions classées par analogie (1917) - Aircraft silhouettes sorted by analogy
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Elements of the aeroplane - Operation of the aeroplane - Ways of recognising aeroplanes. Classification - Characteristics to be observed - Common characteristics of German aircraft
FRENCH AEROPLANES
A. R. or A. Breguet AV, with fuselage (BR.) - Breguet-canon, without fuselage - Caproni Robert-Esnault-Pelterie (or C. E. P.) - Caudron G. 4. (Gaston) - Caudron G.G. - Caudron R. 4. (René) - Arman Frères (F. 40 and n°8 following) - Maurice Farman (M. F.) - Letord (twin-engine) - Morane-Saulnier (M. S. ) parasol and monohulls - twin-engined Morane-Saulnier type T - Nieuport with Clerget or Rhône engine - Salmson-Moineau (S. M.) - Paul Schmitt (P. S.) - two-seater Sopwith (So.) - single-seater Spad (S.) - two-seater Spad - Voisin (V.)
ENGLISH AEROPLANES
Armstrong-Witworth - B. E. 2c and 2d and B. E. 12 (of the Royal Aircraft Factury) - B. E. 2 c - Bristol and F. 2 a - F. E. 2 b and z d and F E. 8 (of the R A. F.) - De Havilland (De 11.2 and 4) - Martinsyde - Morane-Saulnier biplane - R. E. 7, (of the R. A. F) - R. E 8 - Sopwith reconnaissance and S. de chasse - Sopwith triplane - Vickers scout or reconnaissance - France-English: Caudron G. 4. and R. 4; P.40 Morane-Saulnier - parasol and monocoque: Nieuport single-seater and two-seater rotary engine; Spad single-seater.
GERMAN AEROPLANES
E. G. (Société générale d'Électricité) - Ago (Société par actions Otto) - D. and B.F.W. all-purpose hunting Albatros - D.111 hunting Albatros Albatros for all purposes (C. III) - Aviatik (Automobile and Aviation Company) - Fokker (biplane) - Fokker (monoplane) - Halberstadt (Halberstadt Company, Halberstadt) - L. V. G. (Airline Relations Company) - Roland - Rumpler
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46 pages - in French
