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Air-Britain Archive 1990-04
The third design, called the Piggott Military Biplane. It was entered for the 1912 Military Trials at Larkhill as "29" but while being taxied by Parr it was damaged after hitting an obstruction and took no part in the Trials. It was underpowered with its 35hp Anzani 3-cyl radial engine and there is no record of it being flown successfully. It is believed that the Piggott machines were all disposed of in 1912.
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Air-Britain Archive 1990-03
The Piggott Biplane, seen under construction (there's always someone in the way when you want to take a photo...) and with a handwritten footnote "1913. It did not fly". So, who designed and built it, where, when, and why didn't it fly...?
