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Lithograph of Henson's aerial steam carriage, a winged flying machine with propellers, spoked wheels and pennants, by Peter S

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Henson’s aerial steam carriage, Peter S. Duval (1850). Via artnap.com

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Why is this public domain? Peter S. Duval died in 1886; this work is in the public domain.

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A lithographic engraving shows an early flying machine with two large fabric wings, wire bracing, two spoked wheels beneath a boxy fuselage, and two circular propellers. Two small pennants fly from the frame, and a tail-like shape extends toward the upper right. The print is credited to Peter S. Duval and dated 1850, and the caption title is Henson's aerial steam carriage.