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SECAN SUC-11G Super Courlis F-BEVZ
The 11G model of the Super Courlis (Curlew) built by SECAN. Designed as a larger engined, 240hp, 4-seater touring plane, F-BEVZ was the only aircraft built. Date: circa 1958

Sipa S. 903 F-BGBD Aeroclub Air France
Light training and sports two-seater aircraft built from 1947. F-BGBD was flown by Air Frances Aeroclub Date: circa 1955

First one-engined, eight-seater aeroplane
Airco 18, a new type of aeroplane carrying 18 passengers across-channel, London to Paris. The pilot, reversing previous practice, sits behind

Attack and Defence in the air
Various arcs of fire by which German machines are protected and the blind spots which results from interfence of the structure of the aeroplane

The Enemys aircraft by G. H. Davis
The drawing depicts a few of the more conspicuous types of biplane aeroplanes in use by the Germans in the First World War. The Gotha twin-engined biplane have an unenvible notoriety. 1918

Manufacture Avro 504 biplanes WWI
A.V. Roe and Company, factory in Hamble in Hampshire, England making Avro 504 biplanes made entirely of wood, during World War One, the biplane was largely in observation and bombing roles

British Vickers Viking airliner by G. H. Davis
Another British air challenge: the Vickers Viking 27-seater airliner. Details of a medium transport aircraft designed to give Britain a lead in the field of civil aviation. Date: 1945

Aeroplanes of 1918
Latest aeroplanes of 1918. Bristol was a general-purpose military aircraft, a two-seater biplane, Handley Page giant bombdropper

Gloucester Gauntlet interceptor fighter planes, WW1
Three Gloucester (or Gloster) Gauntlet interceptor fighter planes with RAF markings. It was a single-seater biplane, first flight 1933, retired 1943. Date: 1930s

Young woman and boy on two-seater cycle, Bruges, Belgium
A young woman and a boy riding a four-wheeled two-seater cycle (also known as a velo double) in Bruges, Belgium. Date: 1936

Couple on a two-seater cycle, Belgium
A couple on a four-wheeled two-seater cycle (also known as a velo double) outside the Taverne Emile in a town in Belgium. Date: 1936

Woman and boy on two-seater cycle, Bruges, Belgium
A woman and a boy riding a four-wheeled two-seater cycle (also known as a velo double) in Bruges, Belgium. People are sitting at tables outside a cafe on the left. Date: 1936

The Idol Seater
THE IDOL SEATER

Portrait of Laurence Sterne (oil on canvas)
XCF271624 Portrait of Laurence Sterne (oil on canvas) by English School, (19th century); 44.4 x35.6 cm; National Portrait Gallery, London

A Sopwith Tabloid, single seater scout tractor biplane used during World War One
KW1547391 A Sopwith Tabloid, single seater scout tractor biplane used during World War One, from The Illustrated War News, 1915 (b/w photo) by English Photographer

Renault Avantime, 2002, Blue, & silver
Renault Avantime 2002 Blue & silver

Bi-plane
28th August 1913: A small crowd gathered round Claude Grahame-Whites five seater bi-plane at Hendon. (Photo by Topical Press Agency/Getty Images)

The first Bristol Coupe Three-seater, No 5891
The first Bristol CoupÚáöhree-seater, No.5891

Bristol Type 62 Ten-Seater, G-EBEV

The first Bristol Type 62 Ten-Seater, G-EAWY

Spartan Three Seater II G-ABTR
Spartan Three Seater II, G-ABTR

Jaguar B08 XW566 the first UK two-seater
Jaguar B08, XW566, the first UK two-seater, at the end of its maiden flight from Warton on 30 August 1971. Date: 1971

Dunne D7bis a reconstruction of the D6
Dunne D7bis, a reconstruction of the D6 converted to a two-seater with an aircooled engine, on test at the Royal Aircraft Factory, Farnborough

Barnwell notebook for a 2-seater scout. Page 1: Size of tailplane and elevators 1. 17 January 1916. Date: 1916

Sopwith Gnu three-seater

The first Sopwith Dove sporting two-seater, 26 March 1919. Date: 1919

The prototype Sopwith Tabloid two-seater which Harry Hawker took to Australia in 1914. Date: 1914

Sopwith Three-Seater tractor biplane with, from left, F. Sigrist, Carey and T.O.M. Sopwith

Sopwith Two-seater Scout Spinning Jenny 1064
Sopwith Two-seater Scout Spinning Jenny, 1064

Sopwith Two-seater Scout Spinning Jenny 1062
Sopwith Two-seater Scout Spinning Jenny, 1062

Sopwith Two-seater Scout Spinning Jenny

The Idol Seater
THE IDOL SEATER

1934 single-seater Maserati
The 1934 single-seater Maserati with 2.9 litre straight-eight engine represented (together with the corresponding Alfa Romeo)

Sir Henry Birken in the 1931 French Grand Prix at Pau
Sir Henry Birken (refreshing himself with an orange) in the 4.5-litre, four cylinder, 240 hp supercharged Bentley, four seater sports car, weighing two tons

Rapier Tourer
Rapier four-seater sports tourer derived from a Lagonda model. Date: 1936

Singer Le Mans
Singer 1.5 litre Le Mans two- seater has indeed performed well on the Le Mans circuit, where sturdy build is as important as high performance. Date: 1936

Salmson Sports Car
The British Salmson 20-90 Sports two-seater is an attractive sports car with a concealed hood in case it starts to rain. Date: 1936

German crew with biplane, Galicia, WW1
German crew with a two-seater biplane at an Austrian temporary airfield in Galicia, Eastern Europe, during the First World War. Date: 1914-1918

Early type of British BE2 biplane on an airfield
An early type of British BE2 two-seater biplane on an airfield. The BE2 was used for reconnaissance and as a light bomber during the First World War. Date: May 1913

German Fokker D VII fighter planes, Flanders, WW1
German Fokker D VII single-seat fighter planes on an airfield in Flanders, with pursuit pilots and ground crew, towards the end of the First World War. Date: circa 1918

Aston-Martin Tourer
Aston-Martin four-seater tourer with a maximum speed of 85 mph. Date: 1936

German DFW CV biplane, WW1
A German DFW CV reconnaissance two-seater biplane with a Benz BZ4 six-cylinder engine, during the First World War. Date: 1916-1918

German Roland C. II biplane, WW1
A German Roland C.II two-seater reconnaissance biplane in use during the First World War. Seen here on an airfield, with crew. Date: 1916-1917

Vauxhall Wingham
Vauxhall Big Six Wingham cabriolet, five-seater family car. Date: 1936

Frazer-Nash Sports Car
The Frazer-Nash Shelsley two seater is a supercharged four- cylinder sports car has a maximum speed over 100 mph. Excellent road-holding and hill-climbing. Date: 1936

Unidentified biplane on an airfield, WW1
An unidentified two-seater biplane on an airfield during the First World War. Date: 1914-1918

British BE 12 biplane on an airfield, WW1
A British Royal Aircraft Factory BE 12 single-seater biplane on an airfield, used by the Royal Flying Corps during the First World War. It had a 150hp RAF 4a engine. Date: 1915-1918

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