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  E-mail Message: I thought you might be interested in this item at http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/56778142 Title: Catapult of Samuel P. Langley's flying machine (Aerodrome) from a houseboat on the Potomac River at Quantico, Virginia Publisher: photographed 1903, printed later. OCLC:56778142

  
  

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• Langley, S. P. -- (Samuel Pierpont), -- 1834-1906 -- Associated objects.
• Manly, Charles M. -- (Charles Matthews), -- 1876-1927.
• Monoplanes -- American -- Potomac River -- 1900-1910.
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Catapult of Samuel P. Langley's flying machine (Aerodrome) from a houseboat on the Potomac River at Quantico, Virginia

Edition/Format:	Image : Graphic : Photograph : No Linguistic Content
Summary:	Photographs show Samuel Langley's tandem winged-monoplane "Aerodrome," powered by gasoline engine, piloted by Charles Manly, preparing for launch from a specially constructed houseboat on the Potomac River; the subsequent fall of the plane into the Potomac; workmen retrieving wreck from the water. LOT also includes one photograph of a Wright brothers' airplane (probably at Fort Myer, Virginia, Sept. 1908).
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