Blanc monoplane: It had a fully-covered fuselage with a flat bottom and curved top; 2 oblong upper and lower fins, the upper with a rudder; a large rear elevator; a Bleriot-style undercarriage; spoon-shaped wings. It was powered by an Anzani engine and weighed altogether only 120 kg. Its construction was sponsored by a M Mopuro de Livoll, whose name does not appear again. This may well have been the monoplane described by Astruc, built by the Blancs and crashed by Astruc.

   Blanc. Maurice: A monoplane of this name appeared in 1914.
  
   Blanc (?): There was also a Blanc Morane-style mid-wing monoplane - perhaps the same? - with a long covered tapered fuselage and odd comma-shaped rudder set above the end on its point. Curved ailerons were set into the wings.

   (Span: 10 m; length: 8 m; weight: 350 kg; Anzani)