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54 photos and 1 illustration tagged antoinette, from 3 members of Flickr Commons.

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• antoinette8v
• airplane
• aircraft
• aviation
• monoplane
• antoinettevii
• antoinettemonoplane
• antoinettetypevii
• latham
• sandiego
• northisland
• curtiss
• âcurtissaeroplaneandmotorcompany
• arthurcharleshubertlathamspecialcollectionphotonorthislandsandiego
• barnstormer
• samueleaton
• hubertlatham
• â1911
• curtisspusher
• aviator
• rayfife
• glenncurtiss
• curtisstriad
• curtisshydro

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• SDASM Archives 51 photos & illustrations
• SMU Libraries Digital Collections 3 photos & illustrations
• British Library 1 photo / illustration

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AL-60 Kelly Album Image _00076

from SDASM Archives

• Pollux BIGORNEAU said:

  Levavasseur Antoinette VII

09_03307 Stolle Collection Image Harry Harkness' Antoinette monoplane, North Island 1911.

from SDASM Archives

• Mark Aldrich said:

  Harry Harkness' Antoinette monoplane, North Island 1911.

Antoinette IV

from SDASM Archives

• Kees Kort said:

  This is no Taube at all ! The picture shows the Antoinette IV being pushed into the wing for the attempted flight over the Channel on July 19, 1909. Unfortunately the engine malfunctioned and the machine fell in the water when almost in sight of Dover. Only 5 miles to fly. As everybody knows Blériot flew the whole Channel and Latham after a second failed attempt never did. Very muddy field, which made it already miraculous that the machine could come loose from the clay. Remark the steering wheels at both sides of the Antoinette fuselage which was the favored way of steering the Antoinettes. Big ailerons are hinging on the monoplane wings. A beauty of a picture. From the Library of Congress collection, where the print of the whole original picture can be seen (it is somewhat bigger than this print)