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Their 1908 monoplane failed to fly, but No. 2 monoplane was successful and several iterations later led to military trials monplanes, 1912. Also built Transatlantic monoplane and pusher biplane racer, 1914. Incorporated 1914 as [[Martinsyde Ltd.]] | Their 1908 monoplane failed to fly, but No. 2 monoplane was successful and several iterations later led to military trials monplanes, 1912. Also built Transatlantic monoplane and pusher biplane racer, 1914. Incorporated 1914 as [[Martinsyde Ltd.]] | ||
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Revision as of 21:36, 26 June 2017
H. P. Martin and George Handasyde, formed company at Woking, England, to build aircraft at Brooklands.
Their 1908 monoplane failed to fly, but No. 2 monoplane was successful and several iterations later led to military trials monplanes, 1912. Also built Transatlantic monoplane and pusher biplane racer, 1914. Incorporated 1914 as Martinsyde Ltd.
Sources
- G197, 189; 2dG304, 292; SD192
| Organization names | Martin and Handasyde |
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| Entity type | 1 |
| Country | Great Britain |
| City | formed Woking; construction at Brooklands, both England. |
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| Started aero | 1908 |
| Ended aero | incorporated and changed name, 1914 |
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