late 1920s

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    Seeking Source: ‘Schulsche Flügelform’ Patent – Attributed to Rudolf Schul (Magdeburg, 1930s)

    Hello everyone, I'm researching the technical legacy of my great-grandfather, Rudolf Schul — an aircraft mechanic and inventor from Magdeburg, Germany, active in the late 1920s and early 1930s. In this forum, it’s mentioned that he patented a design known as the “Schulsche Flügelform,”...
  2. World B4

    Gelioraketoplan (1929)

    https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-the-interplanetary-spacecraft-gelioraketoplan-valentin-glushko-s-graduation-22929658.html View: https://www.reddit.com/r/RadRockets/comments/gz9lwh/gelioraketoplan_energiaburan_designer_valentin/ Valentin Glushko's 1929 electric spacecraft design was...
  3. hesham

    Japanese Aircraft Carrier Had Funnels like Big Trunks,1929

    In page 188, https://books.google.com.eg/books?id=y94DAAAAMBAJ&printsec=frontcover&dq=airplane+popular+mechanics&hl=ar&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjjxJyvvJmLAxWW-wIHHXApN8MQ6AF6BAgMEAM#v=onepage&q&f=false
  4. VictorXL188

    Bristol Type 112

    Hi I don't know if anyone will be able to help me, but I live in hope. For Specification F.29/27, the Westland COW Gun Fighter and the Vickers Type 161 are well documented in both text and pictorial form. However the third entrant to the specification, the Bristol Type 112 seems to be bereft of...
  5. athpilot

    Johannes Winkler in den Junkers-Werken und die Dessauer Raketen

    This book is written by the german Winkler-Researcher Reinhard Sagner. He focuses on the technical asprects of Winkler´s work in and for the Junkers Company in Dessau in the time between 1929 and 1939, when Winkler left Junkers for the Luftfahrtforschungsanstalt Braunschweig. The author has used...
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    NBL-4 AAS bomber of 1926 - seeking information.

    I'm seeking information about the NBL-4 AAS proposed/prototype two-engine bomber mentioned in a January 11, 1926 AAS memo. Unfortunately, the memo does not mention anything about who made the aircraft. Anyone have any information? AlanG
  7. Boxman

    Detroit ZMC-2 Metal-Skinned Airship (1929-1941)

    I didn't see any topics featuring or referencing this interesting airship (including the compelling figures involved in its development and construction), but I came across a some newsreel footage of it worthy of posting and created this topic for reference and as a potentially clearinghouse for...
  8. trajan

    Sir George Thurston cruiser designs Type A,B,C

    I learned about these interested drawings from another forum, and there are links to the sources given by other members below. But a companion of mine believes that these are "fake drawings" made using some Australia's cruiser plan drawings and Photoshop. I feel distressed. So are these...
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    Breda CC-20/CC-2000/CC-3000

    who can help me with sources who give more information/details of the CC-2000 and CC-3000. concerning these two I found only the information that is has to do with the total power of the engines. please real sources and not he told that he told!!!!! Thanks
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    Guggenheim safety competition

    Is there a list of all the factories who planned to get to this competition? I can only find some details of the aeroplanes who has been there. Are there any details/materials etc. Concerning the aeroplane projects who not were completed/buil for this competition?
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    Cesare Pallavicino an two Breda projects

    Hai On the Wikipedia site of Pallavicino is mentioned that he worked for some time for Breda. There are two projects mentioned of which I have, until now, nothing found. The projects are the Ba 18 and Ba 35. Concerning the Ba 18 is mentioned on the Breda designations forum that it was possible a...
  12. Grey Havoc

    Italian semi-submersible battleship design (Nabor Soliani/Genio Navale, 1926)

    http://www.popsci.com/archive-viewer?id=hykDAAAAMBAJ&pg=11&query=strange+warship+defies+attack
  13. hesham

    Boeing School of Aeronautics

    Hi, The Boeing School of Aeronautics was started by Boeing to compete against the Wright brothers' Wright Flying School and Curtiss Flying School in San Diego, California. Founded in 1929 at Oakland Municipal airport, the school started with a staff of 19 and 100 students. It was licensed by...
  14. Stargazer

    Joaquin Abreu's AE-5 safety plane

    Joaquin Silveira Abreu was a San Francisco engineer who designed in 1926 a unique safety biplane design in which the engine and lower fuselage could be dropped by the pilot in case of trouble to glide to safety. The following year he designed an airship using aircraft as propelling units, which...
  15. Dynoman

    Cadillac Aircraft Corporation

    William E. Metzger, along with Henry G. McCarroll formed the Cadillac Aircraft Corporation in Northville, MI, in February 1929. The first design was the 1929 Duoplane, christened the Voyager (seen below). The second aircraft of 1930 was the MAC-1. The production facility was the former Stinson...
  16. blackkite

    Japanese Ministry of Communication Civil Transport Aircraft Competition 1925

    Hi! Aichi AB-1(Aichi Biplane-1)civil transport and her competitor Mitsubishi MC-1, Nakajima N-36. The Ministry of Communications Civil Aviation Bureau invited the prize design of the pure domestic transport plane which will convey cargo with a passenger in 1925. This was a transport plane...
  17. hesham

    Columbia Aircraft Corporation 'Uncle Sam' Transoceanic Aircraft Project

    Hi, The Columbia Aircraft Corporation and the designers,Edmund Changiard and Alexander Kartveli created the Uncle Sam,it was a transoceanic transport all metal aircraft,with cantilever wing looks like a blended wing,and powered by three engines,all details are in Les Ailes journal and in...
  18. Stargazer

    Cierva designations

    I still have to finish my detailed Cierva list, but here is a rough version: SPAIN BCD-1* 'El Cangrejo' two-seat biplane (* Barcala, Cierva & Diaz) BCD-2* small racing tractor monoplane (* Barcala, Cierva & Diaz) C-3 (large biplane) BRITAIN C.1 Autogiro N°1 C.2 Autogiro N°2 C.3 Autogiro N°3...
  19. hesham

    Bach Super Transport Project of 1928

    Hi, Super Transport 1928 = 25pCswB; four 410hp P&W Wasp; span: 85'0" v (est): 152/120/x range (est): 800. Ambitious design project which never made it to production, but is included because of its design magnificence for the time. The double-deck fuselage had two lounges, a buffet table, 6'3"...
  20. hesham

    Avro Pre-1945 Projects

    Hi, as we spoke before about the Avro Heritage site,there is some projects to Avro before 1945 period. http://homepage.ntlworld.com/david.fildes3/Roe1%20to%20Type%20600 http://homepage.ntlworld.com/david.fildes3/Type%20602%20to%20862
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