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This model of a Farman Biplane appeared at the 1910 Lichfield Carnival (known as "The Lichfield Bower").
Flying Farman Biplanes, Frenchman Louis P...
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The Burton Aviation week was staged at Bass's Meadow in Meadow Road, Burton.
Paul De Lesseps was the son of the builder of the Suez Canal. De Le...
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Paul de Lesseps in his Bleriot Monoplane at the Burton-on-Trent Aviation Meeting, 1910.
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The S-5 seaplane was deigned by Reginald Mitchell (1895-1937). Its design was one of speed and Mitchell’s intention was to win the Schneider Trophy...
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Reginald Mitchell completed the prototype Spitfire just a year before his death. This aeroplane was capable of 342 m.p.h. and was officially the fa...
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The S-5 seaplane was designed by North Staffordshire-born Reginald Mitchell (1895-1937).
It was built for speed and Mitchell’s intention was to ...
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At the 1913 aviation meeting in Burton, Sydney Pickles won the prize for achieving the greatest altitude, 6,100 feet.
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AAn aerial view of West Cannock No 5 Pit and the causeway across Rising Brook valley, between Hednesford and Rugeley on Cannock Chase coal mine. A ...
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