Caudron Collection

French soldiers rescuing a mechanic left behind (litho)
3252906 French soldiers rescuing a mechanic left behind (litho); Private Collection; (add.info.: French soldiers rescue a mechanic left behind when Captain Gerard, a daring French aviator)

Caudron Biplane early 1900s Date: circa 1900s

Caudron G11 biplane taking off from HMS Hermes early 1900s Date: circa 1900s

French Caudron biplane after beach landing
French Caudron single-seater biplane after a beach landing, with the pilot and a large crowd of onlookers, with a Grand Hotel in the top right. Date: circa 1912

Aeronautique Militaire - Caudron G. 4 bomber
Aeronautique Militaire - Caudron G.4 bomber. (Aeronautique Militaire - air arm of the French army, the first air arm in the world to be formed, but still part of the army)

Caudron Biplane 60hp
W.H. Ewen Standing by His 60HP Caudron Bi-Plane Date: 1912

Caudron Biplane Type D
A Caudron Biplane Type D Parked Date: 1910s

Caudron Biplane 35hp
Caudron Biplane 35HP Parked Date: 1910s

Caudron Biplane 45hp
Men and a Boy Looking at the Wing of Caudron Biplane 45HP Parked with Ewen Written on the Tail Date: 1913

Caudron Biplane
Pilot and Passenger Sitting in Caudron Biplane Parked with Man Standing Alongside Date: 1910s

One of the best instructors: Lewis WF Turner standing by a Caudron training biplane, 1913 (1934). Artist: Flight Photo
One of the best instructors: Lewis WF Turner standing by a Caudron training biplane, 1913 (1934). From History of British Aviation 1908-1914, Volume II, by R

Title page Catalogue d tres-beau cabinet de tableaux
Title page, Catalogue d un tres-beau cabinet de tableaux choisis, des plus fameux maitres, tant des Pais-Bas, que de l Italie and autres...: delaisses par feu Monsieur N.L

young boy standing J Caudron French active Abbeville
young boy, standing; J. Caudron (French, active Abbeville, France 1860s); 1865 - 1875; Albumen silver print

Caudron G111 crash landed at Maktau Camp, Kenya, WW1
Caudron G111 crash landed at Maktau Camp, Kenya, East Africa, during WW1 (possibly Caudron no. 3880). 1916

Caudron G111 plane, Maktau Camp, Kenya, WW1
First plane seen by Dr Jewell, a Caudron G111, used for observation of the enemy, Maktau Camp, Kenya, East Africa, during WW1. 1916

Caudron C714-a lightweight fighter, powered by a Renault engine Not very successful and only a few built - This one being flown by the Finns

Second Lieutenant Albert Ball with Caudron G III
The 19-year-old Second Lieutenant Albert Ball (1896-1917) with a Caudron GIII of the Ruffy-Baumann School of Flying at Hendon during the summer of 1915

The Caudron GIII and Avro 504K of the Nash Collection in?
The Caudron GIII and Avro 504K of the Nash Collection inside the marquee at the 1954 Royal Aeronautical Society Garden Party at London Airport on 13 June

The 1912 Caudron GIII of the Nash Collection inside the ?
The 1912 Caudron GIII of the Nash Collection inside the marquee at the 1956 Royal Aeronautical Society Garden Party at Wisley on 15 July

Airshow on the beach at Boulogne-sur-Mer, France - the Casino can be seen in the background. The Caudron G2 biplane of Philippe Marty (1893-1914) can be seen performing on 26th August 1912. Date: 1912

Caudron G4

Arnell & Baumann Caudron-Type Biplane circa 1915-1916
Arnell & Baumann Caudron-Type Biplane. circa 1915-1916. Date: 1915

French-built Caudron G3 1594 of the RNAS
French-built Caudron G3, 1594, of the RNAS

French-built Caudron G3 1593 of the RNAS
French-built Caudron G3, 1593, of the RNAS

Caudron G3

Re-assembly of a Caudron G3 for the British government by the Ble

Caudron G-3 Biplane
Caudron G-3, French two seat fighter of somewhat antiquated design : note the cut-out in the upper wing where the observer can stand to fire his machine-gun

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"Caudron: A Pioneering Legacy in Aviation History" Step back in time to the early 1900s, where the Caudron Biplane took flight, revolutionizing the world of aviation. With its sleek design and innovative engineering, this aircraft captured the imagination of pilots and enthusiasts alike. The Caudron G11 biplane gracefully soared into the sky from HMS Hermes, showcasing its remarkable capabilities. Its powerful engine propelled it forward with precision and grace, leaving onlookers in awe. French ingenuity was evident as a Caudron biplane made a daring beach landing. This feat demonstrated not only the aircraft's versatility but also its ability to conquer any terrain. In times of conflict, such as during WW1, the Aeronautique Militaire relied on the trusty Caudron G. 4 bomber for strategic missions. These planes played a crucial role in shaping aerial warfare tactics during that era. Various models Biplanes emerged over time - each one more impressive than before. From 60hp to 35hp and even 45hp engines, these aircraft pushed boundaries and set new standards for performance. One cannot overlook Lewis WF Turner; an exceptional instructor who stood proudly beside his beloved Caudron training biplane in 1913 (1934). His expertise helped shape countless aviators' careers while instilling confidence through their training journeys. However, not all flights went according to plan. The unfortunate crash landing of a Caudron G111 at Maktau Camp in Kenya during WW1 serves as a reminder of both bravery and risk faced by pilots daily. Today we celebrate this iconic brand that left an indelible mark on aviation history - Caudron remains synonymous with innovation, elegance, and resilience.