WW1 poster advertising Martinsyde G.102 'Elephant' fighter in combat with a German fighter
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G. Ross Sharp
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Shuttleworth Collection, Old Warden, Bedfordshire, UK
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WW1 poster advertising Martinsyde G.102 'Elephant' fighter in combat with a German fighter
Kulcsszavak
1917 poster,
1st flight 1915,
271 built,
a british pilot and a martinsyde,
advertising,
advertising material,
aerodrome brooklands track,
beardmore 160hp engine,
britains 3rd largest aircraft manufacturer in ww1,
british aircraft has an inline engine,
built aircraft for british armed forces,
built motorcycles,
business closed down,
ceased trading in 1922,
company formed in 1908,
company in surrey,
company renamed martinsyde ltd in 1915,
contractors to h m admiralty,
contractors to war office,
flight sheds at brooklands aerodrome,
formed by h p martin,
german aircraft looks like an albatros bilplane,
german aircraft showing diving vertically trailing smoke,
gun barrel shown over top wing,
ink used is brown,
lewis gun armament,
likely to depict a martinsyde g.102 fighter,
martinside elephant introduced in 1916,
martinsyde depicted winning a combat,
martinsyde engine would be water-cooled,
nickname was elephant,
no 1 monoplane built 1908-9,
no 1 wrecked in gale,
original factory built in hendon,
partnered with george handasyde,
poster,
poster is on buff paper,
powered by a beardmore engine,
private company,
produced other companys designs during ww1,
royal flying corps,
serious factory fire in 1922,
two-bay biplane,
two-bladed prpeller,
used by no 27 sqn rfc,
wire-braced wings,
works in woking,