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Two large photographs of Caudron aircraft during World War I (1914–1919). Silver prints, 28 x 40 cm and 19 x 39.5 cm, mounted on cardboard (fading). Framed, with plates bearing engraved captions. 1. “Type C33, twin-engine, 4-seater, 1919.” - 2. "Type C4, twin-engine two-seat reconnaissance aircraft, 1914." Caudron Aircraft is a French aircraft manufacturer founded by the Caudron brothers in 1909, which made a name for itself by designing high-performance aircraft from the outset of World War I.
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