1912 Martin and Handasyde Monoplane
Drawn by Martin Wilkinson
Scale drawing showing front, port side and plan views with fuselage and wing cross-sections.
Catalogue Ref: MSYDE_1912_DWG
The samples shown here are at much reduced scales and deliberately reduced quality.
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