Curtiss Model D

The 1911 Curtiss Model D is an early United States pusher aircraft with the engine and propeller behind the pilot's seat. It was among the first aircraft in the world to be built in any quantity, during an era of trial-and-error development and equally important parallel technical development in internal combustion engine technologies.

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Miss Blanche Stuart Scott in her biplane over Dominguez Field at the Air Meet, 1912

Herb Munter in airplane, Seattle, ca 1915 (MOHAI 4119)

Hamilton, 1910 Jan. First to Fly at San Diego

How and Why Library 449

Glenn Curtiss with his biplane at Dominguez Field 1912 CHS-11691

Willam Atwater in a Curtiss pusher at the Dominguez Hills Air Meet 1912 CHS-11699

Hamilton, Jan. 1910 - 35975555110

Pilots Albert J. Engel and William Hoff at the Dominguez Hills Air Meet 1912

Aviator LOC hec.13376

Harvey Crawford and biplane at Tacoma 1912

Type	Subtype	Date	Description	Notes	Source
commons	image		Miss Blanche Stuart Scott in her biplane over Dominguez Field at the Air Meet, 1912		Commons
commons	image		Herb Munter in airplane, Seattle, ca 1915 (MOHAI 4119)		Commons
commons	image		Hamilton, 1910 Jan. First to Fly at San Diego		Commons
commons	image		How and Why Library 449		Commons
commons	image		Glenn Curtiss with his biplane at Dominguez Field 1912 CHS-11691		Commons
commons	image		Willam Atwater in a Curtiss pusher at the Dominguez Hills Air Meet 1912 CHS-11699		Commons
commons	image		Hamilton, Jan. 1910 - 35975555110		Commons
commons	image		Pilots Albert J. Engel and William Hoff at the Dominguez Hills Air Meet 1912		Commons
commons	image		Aviator LOC hec.13376		Commons
commons	image		Harvey Crawford and biplane at Tacoma 1912		Commons