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Elbridge "Featherweight" |
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Specializing in two-stroke marine engines, Elbridge branched into the aviation market when aircraft builders discovered their lightly-constructed designs prior to 1910. In 1911 the firm began to advertise their engines as "Featherweights" to target aircraft builders. Modular construction allowed the Elbridge to be built in three-, four-, or six-cylinder versions. | |||||||||||||||||||||