Published Writings of Wilbur and Orville Wright - NASA's History Office

Flugmaschine Wright G. m. b. H. Berlin: [Vereinigte
Verlagsanstalten G. Braunbeck & Gutenberg-Druckerei
Aktiengesellschaft, 1909] 12 pp., +illus.
Descriptive brochure issued by the Flugmaschine
Wright G. m. b. H. giving details on the formation of
the company and the Wright aeroplane and its performance.
Satzungen der Flugmaschine Wright Gesellschaft m. b.
H. Berlin: Vereinigte Verlagsanstallten Gustav
Braunbeck & Gutenberg-Druckerei Aktiengesellschaft
[1909], 16 pp.
List of the board of directors, including Orville
Wright, and statutes of the newly organized company.
Flugmaschine Wright—Gesellschaft. Beteiligung an
Schau-und Wettfliegen 1910. Berlin: 1910, 12 pp., +illus.
Gives details on the manufacture of the Wright
machine and conditions for use of machines for exhibition
purposes.
Flugmaschine Wright—Gesellschaft, m. b. H. Wright-
Aeroplan. [Berlin: Hofdruckerei Gebr. Radetzki, 1910],
25 pp., +illus.
English translation of German edition above.
Wrights Form $1,000,000 Company. Aeronautics, New
York, Jan. 1910, vol. 6, p. 11.
Statement of incorporation of the Wright Company,
November 22, 1909, for the purpose of manufacturing
and trading in flying machines.
Flying-Machine Manufacture. Scientific American, Jan.
1, 1910, vol. 116, p. 8.
Brief mention of formation of the Flugmaschine
Wright, G. m. b. H. in Germany.
Leo. Wright Company. Vozdukhoplavatel , Feb. 1910,
vol. 5, pp. 179—181.
Wrights Form Exhibition Co. Aeronautics, New York,
Apr. 1910, vol. 6, p. 127.
Brief note on formation of the Aeroplane
Exhibition Co., exclusive licensee under the Wright
brothers patents, with Roy Knabenshue as manager.
The Wrights and the Gordon-Bennett Cup. Flight, Apr.
30, 1910, vol. 2, p. 329.
Reproduces Wright letter of April 8, 1910, agreeing
not to take any legal action against aeroplanes imported
into the United States solely for this competition.
Ludlow, Israel. The Wright Company Is a Menace to
the Development of Aviation, Aircraft, May 1910, vol.
1, pp. 94—95.
Wright Companies and Schools
98 Wilbur & Orville Wright
Counsel for the French aviator, Louis Paulhan,
challenges right of Wrights to demand licensing of
pilots for exhibition flights using machines infringing
on their patent rights.
Ein Besuch in den Werkstatten der Wr i g h t
Flugmaschinen Gesellschaft. Umschau, May 31, 1910,
vol. 14, pp. 413—415, +illus.
Includes interior views of German Wright factory.
Aero Club of America Agreement Signed between the
Club and the Wright Company. Aircraft, June 1910, vol.
1, p. 153.
The Wright Brothers and the Aero Club of America.
Aeronautics, London, June 1910, vol. 3, no. 6, pp. 78—79.
Reprints correspondence relating to the agreement
of April 8, between the Wright Company and the Aero
Club of America, by which the latter agrees to sanction
meets only through proper arrangements with the
Wrights and includes text of agreement.
Wright School Closed. Flight, July 9, 1910, vol. 2, p.
531.
Announces that the Wright school in Montgomery,
Ala., was closed in May.
Mitchell, John. Earnings of Aviators. Saturday Evening
Post, Oct. 8, 1910, vol. 183, no. 15, pp. 14—15, 32, +illus.
Includes discussion of Wrights as business men, p.
14.
Aero Club of America. Wright-Aero Club Agreement.
New York: Aero Club of America, 1910, 7 pp.
Agreement relates to foreign participation in a
forthcoming contest for the Gordon-Bennett
International Aviation Trophy scheduled to be held
October 22, 1910.
The Wright Exhibition Co. Aviation, Jan. 1911, vol. 1,
no. 1, p. 20.
Portraits of Walter Brookins; Roy Knabenshue,
manager; Thomas Jackson, representative; and Phil
Parmelee.
Harrison, George B. Progress of the Wright Brothers.
Aviation, Apr. 1911, vol. 1, no. 4, pp. 12—15, +illus.
Emphasizes the building up and organization of the
Wright Company.
Pupils Learn at Dayton School. Aero, New York, Apr.
15, 1911, vol. 2, p. 40, +illus.
Account of flight training at Wright Company flying
field at Dayton under supervision of J. C. Turpin.