The Schulz glider flying along the coast of the Kurische Nehrung, a narrow strip of sand dunes separating the Kurisches Haff (in East Prussia) from the Baltic Sea. The machine has no vertical rudder, steering as well as lateral balance being carried out by means of the wing tip flaps.

Herr Schulz, the designer and constructor of the machine bearing his name, in the seat of his glider. The primitive arrangement of the seat will be observed. The glider is controlled by two levers, one operating the wing tip flaps and the other the elevator. There is no rudder. Herr Schulz is a school teacher in East Prussia.