Very beautiful glass plate with stereoscopic view
 format 6 x 13 cm
 The 2-seater Blériot Monoplane
 The two-seater Blériot monoplane is a historic aircraft designed by Louis Blériot, a French aviation pioneer. Blériot is most famous for being the first person to cross the English Channel by airplane in 1909 aboard his renowned Blériot XI.
 This two-seater Blériot monoplane represents an evolution of its earlier designs, specially adapted to accommodate two people, usually a pilot and a passenger. These aircraft were frequently used for training flights, demonstrations, and recreational flying in the early days of aviation.