OLIVER biplane (R.G. Oliver, Cafe Windmill, Cricklewood, London NW)

   This biplane, designed in 1911, was similar in many respects to the early Avro biplanes except that it had twin pusher propellers mounted mid-gap behind the trailing edge of the wings. The propellers were driven by chains or belts from a water cooled engine "of Wright type" in the nose of the machine.
   The biplane appears not to have been completed and its wings and other parts were offered for sale in Flight of 14 October 1911.