LOUIS WAGNER
1882-1960
AKA L. Wagner
  
 
 
 
LOUIS WAGNER
THE FLYING MEN AT BOURNEMOUTH - JULY 23, 1910
from Flight/global - July 23, 1910
  

 
 
ONLINE RESOURCES
     If you search for "Louis Wagner" +aviation, using the Google search engine,
(7-4-10), you will find about 468 links. 		 

 
 
Champagne | Berceau de l'aviation du Monde
     On this website you will find three portraits of him. The website is all in French, but even without a translation it is very interesting and helpful. You can access the site by clicking on the title above.		  

 
 
Early Hanriots
     This series of articles on the Aerodrome Forum website is primarily devoted to the history of René Hanriot and the the Hanriot aeroplanes, but because of Wagner's relationship with the company, offers many details of his career. If you don't choose to read the entire series of articles, you may want to use the "FIND" function on Wagner so as not to miss any of the occurences of his name.
     You can access the site by clicking on the title above.		  

 
 
The Bournemouth Aviation Meeting July 1910
     This is a remarkably rich source of information about Wagner, as well as the meet itseld. You can access the site by clicking on the title above.		  

 
 
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  July 23, 1910  
   
  Capt. Bertram Dickson (Henry Farman) Hon. Alan Boyle (Avis) Cecil Grace (Short)  
   
  G. A. Barnes (Humber) Robert Loraine "Jones" (Henry Farman) J. Radley (Blériot)  
   
  Leon F. Morane (Blériot) E. Audemars (Demoiselle) L. Wagner (Hanriot)  
 
THE FLYING MEN AT BOURNEMOUTH AND THEIR "MOUNTS"
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Wagner died in 1960
  

 
 
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