Anyone know of any other pre WW1 American bi planes, besides the

[aundineagain]

Jenny or Douglas? ? Thanks!
I wrote American and I was expecting MASS produced....

[kevin c]

the wright flyer which was the fist plane to ever take flight. it was a biplane created by two men named wilbur and orville wright

[Jim]

the Curtis June Bug is another.

[strech]

Wright Flyer
Bleriot
Avro, Sopwith, Shorts, and Bristol (British)
Built and flown in 1909 by a team that included Alexander Graham Bell and Glenn Curtiss, the Silver Dart's longest flight was nearly 20 miles.

[caretaker]

This is a web version of a reference book of early aviation including balloons.  The sections are well referenced in links and include technical data. http://www.worldwideschool.org/library/catalogs/bysubject-tech-engineering.html

If you are interested in aviation of that era you will find some great information and links here, http://www.memaerobilia.com/

Enjoy your quest for knowledge!

[Edg1]

Just the Wright flyer comes to mind.

[richard b]

wright and curtiss both had a couple of pre WW l aircraft, but at the time remember that airplanes were in their infancy, and were a novelty at best. few people knew how to fly, and there wasnt much demand for an aeroplane, thus there wasnt much need for mass production. in fact if you look even today, mass production for the most part isnt very many aircraft built.