SPENCER biplane Henry Farman type (Herbert Spencer, Shed 9 Brooklands)

   Another biplane built by Herbert Spencer, this was an obvious copy of the Henry Farman F.20 and was used at Brooklands at the Spencer Flying School in 1913/14.
   The 50hp Gnome seven-cylinder rotary engine was mounted at the rear of a long nacelle which had seats for two. It was taken over by the Admiralty in September 1914 as No.200 and was flown at Hendon as a trainer. It was struck off charge there in mid-1915.