WOKINGHAM monoplane.

   The Flyer was not the only aircraft built by Farbrother in Wokingham. The photograph reproduced here was sent to The Wokingham Times many years later, as a result of publicity given to Farbrother's Flyer. This is the machine, with ribs like those of an umbrella, reported to have risen about a foot off the ground on its first and only test. It was constructed of white pine in the summer of 1910 and Farbrother intended to fly from London to Edinburgh.

   Power: The engine was a 35hp six-cylinder.
   Data
   Span 16ft
   Length 18ft
   Chord 9ft
   Weight 280 lb.
   Ref The Wokingham Times 12 July 1910 (p. 12)