Front:
The Bleriot Monoplane
Back:
TUCK'S POST
of
SEPOSTKARTH
CARTE POSTALE,
16
BY APPOINTMENT
THE BLERIOT MONOPLANE.
M. Bleriot made a name for himself and his monoplane
on July 25th, 1909, by being the first man to fly from
France to England. He completed a distance of 31 miles
in 43 minutes, alighting safely near Dover Castle. The
Bleriot monoplane is one of the smallest in existence, it
needs no shed to house it, and when the wings are folded
it stands in the space of a medium size motor car. Total
weight, 496 lbs. Total length, 26 ft. 3 in, Span of wings,
25 ft. 7 in.
| 10:00 AM
1911
Raphael Tuck & Sons' Educational Series of Post Cards No. 406, "AVIATION"
ART PUBLISHERS TO THEIR MAJESTIES THE KING AND QUEEN.
nalogo
soch zerwond grad
mahug na wale
Muffinem
un and af gans
dieses Bil. Gus,
Mr. Armin Wenge,
80 Contralare,
Donkoos,
Wis.
fenster
TAI NARK
