Stringfellow Machine

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The Stringfellow Machine is an experimental aviator, invented by Englishmen John Stringfellow and William Samuel Henson in 1848, that is often considered to be the first powered and manned flying machine of its time. The machine had a basic design that was much closer to later commercial constructions than many later experimental aviators.

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