Reconnaissance

Explore the Caspar C.27, a German training seaplane developed clandestinely by Caspar Werke AG in 1926 despite post-WWI military aircraft bans.

Caudron C.17A2: French reconnaissance aircraft featuring a Lorraine engine. Explore its development, design, and defensive armament for military aviation.

Explore the Caspar Taube, a German WWI monoplane from Gotha's subsidiary. Primarily used as a naval trainer, it featured a 100hp Oberursel engine.

Explore the Caspar S.1, a German reconnaissance seaplane designed by Ernst Heinkel, whose production circumvented the Treaty of Versailles in the 1920s.

Explore the Castellani-Bernasconi Monoplane, the innovative 1912 Italian aircraft that passed military tests but never saw production.

Discover the Caudron G.III, a pioneering WWI reconnaissance and training aircraft. Learn about its design, widespread service, and iconic post-war flights.