Multiplane Collection

Fokker DR-1 V-3 Triplane
German Airforce Luftwaffe Fokker Dr-1 V-3 Triplane Prototype Parked Date: 1910s

Fiat CR-20 BIS
An Italian Air Force Fiat Cr-20 Bis Parked on Grass Date: 1930s

Phillips Multiplane 1907 Unusual Multiple-Winged Design Date: 1907

Marquis d Ecquevilly Multiplane 1908
Marquis D Ecquevilly Multiplane of 1908 Unusual Multiple-Winged Design Date: 1908

The aeroplane of the Marquis d Equevilley, 1908-10 (b / w photo)
CHT218633 The aeroplane of the Marquis d Equevilley, 1908-10 (b/w photo) by French Photographer, (20th century); Private Collection; eArchives Charmet; French, out of copyright

Fokker DR-1 Triplane
Hauptman Wilheim Reinhard of Jasta 6 with Soldiers and Wreckage of German Airforce Luftwaffe Fokker Dr-1 Triplane Date: 1910s

Phillips Multiplane 1893
Phillips Multiplane of 1893 Unusual Multi-Winged Design Date: 1893

Phillips Multiplane 1904 Unusual Multiple-Winged Design Date: 1904

RAF FE-2b
RAF FE-2B Parked Date: 1910s

Phillips small multiplane of 1893

Phillips 1904 Multiplane. Date: 1904

Horatio F Phillips Multiplane of 1907
Horatio F. Phillips Multiplane of 1907. Date: 1907

dEcquevillys 1908 multiplane. Date: 1908

Maxim Project 1890
Hiram Maxims improved multiplane flying machine - less cumbersome than its predecessors, but still a monstrous concoction of wings, wires and huge propellers

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The evolution of aviation has seen the rise of various multiplane designs throughout history. From the iconic Fokker DR-1 V-3 Triplane to the innovative Phillips Multiplane 1907, these aircraft have left a lasting impact on the world of flight. One cannot discuss multiplanes without mentioning the legendary Fokker DR-1 Triplane. This three-winged marvel was famously flown by World War I ace Manfred von Richthofen, also known as the Red Baron. Its distinctive design and maneuverability made it a formidable opponent in aerial combat. However, multiplanes were not limited to military use alone. The Fiat CR-20 BIS showcased their versatility with its sleek design and impressive performance. It proved that multiplanes could excel in both speed and agility, making them ideal for various missions. Looking back even further into history, we find early pioneers experimenting with this concept. The Phillips Multiplane 1893 and Marquis d'Ecquevilly's Multiplane 1908 were among the first attempts at creating aircraft with multiple wings. These groundbreaking inventions paved the way for future advancements in aviation technology. Photographs from that era capture moments frozen in time, such as the black-and-white image of Marquis d'Equevilley's aeroplane from 1908-10. This vintage snapshot serves as a reminder of how far we've come since those early days of flight experimentation. As time progressed, improvements were made to enhance performance and safety features on multiplanes like RAF FE-2b or later versions of Fokker DR-1 Triplane. These developments ensured that pilots could push boundaries while maintaining control over their machines. Whether it be through famous models like Fokker DR-1 or lesser-known predecessors like Phillips Multiplanes, these aircraft have played an integral role in shaping aviation history. Their unique designs and capabilities continue to inspire awe and admiration among aviation enthusiasts worldwide.