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Two-seat Bristol-Prier Monoplane No.82 at Larkhill
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Two-seat Bristol-Prier Monoplane No.82 at Larkhill
Two-seat Bristol-Prier Monoplane No82 at Larkhill Aerodrome, 1912. The Bristol and Colonial Aeroplane Company established their flying school at this site in 1910 and two blocks of their hangars survive. Date: 1912
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Bristol Monoplane Seat Wiltshire Prier
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1. Title: "A New Era of Flight: The Two-Seat Bristol-Prier Monoplane No.82 at Larkhill Aerodrome, 1912" 2. Description: This photograph captures the essence of early aviation history as it depicts the Two-Seat Bristol-Prier Monoplane No.82, gracefully parked on the grassy expanse of Larkhill Aerodrome in 1912. The aerodrome, located in Wiltshire, England, was established by the Bristol and Colonial Aeroplane Company in 1910. Two blocks of their original hangars still survive, standing as testaments to the rich aviation heritage of this site. 3. Background: The Two-Seat Bristol-Prier Monoplane No.82 is a prime example of the advancements in aircraft design during the early 1910s. The monoplane, with its sleek and streamlined design, was manufactured by the Bristol and Prier Aeroplane Company, a subsidiary of the Bristol and Colonial Aeroplane Company. This particular aircraft was designed for training purposes, accommodating two pilots in tandem seating arrangements. 4. Significance: The Two-Seat Bristol-Prier Monoplane No.82 holds significant importance in the annals of aviation history. It represents the evolution of aircraft design, moving away from biplanes towards more streamlined monoplanes. Additionally, it highlights the role of Larkhill Aerodrome as a pioneering site for aviation education and innovation. 5. Conclusion: This photograph offers a glimpse into the past, transporting us back to a time when the world was captivated by the newfound freedom of flight. The Two-Seat Bristol-Prier Monoplane No.82, nestled among the verdant landscape of Larkhill Aerodrome, stands as a symbol of progress and the indomitable human spirit that drives us to explore the unknown.
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