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The Curtiss Aviation Book

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The narrative and technical chapters follow a pioneer's progression from bicycle and motor experimentation through early public flights and record-setting contests to the invention and refinement of seaplanes, combining memoir, practical instruction, and eyewitness accounts. It interleaves personal recollections of early experiments and notable flights with discussions of aircraft design, engines, training, military and naval applications, and predictions about future uses of aeroplanes, plus practical guidance for students and diagrams of machines and motors.

The Curtiss Aviation Book

Transcriber's Note

This book was transcribed from scans of the original found at the Internet Archive. I have rotated some images.

Copyright, 1910, by The Pictorial News Co.

CURTISS' HUDSON RIVER FLIGHT OVER THE STATUE OF LIBERTY



THE CURTISS

AVIATION BOOK

BY

GLENN H. CURTISS

AND

AUGUSTUS POST



WITH CHAPTERS BY CAPTAIN PAUL W. BECK, U. S. A.

LIEUTENANT THEODORE G. ELLYSON, U. S. N.

AND HUGH ROBINSON

With Numerous Illustrations from Photographs





NEW YORK

FREDERICK A. STOKES COMPANY

PUBLISHERS



Copyright, 1912, by

FREDERICK A. STOKES COMPANY



All rights reserved, including that of translation into foreign

languages, including the Scandinavian


October, 1912




TO

MRS. MABEL G. BELL

WHO MADE POSSIBLE THE AERIAL EXPERIMENT ASSOCIATION

THIS BOOK IS DEDICATED BY

THE AUTHORS




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ILLUSTRATIONS