
The 1909 single place Pagé-Light Biplane, loosely described as a Blériot XII copy with a lower biplane wing and interplane ailerons, was the work of Victor W Pagé and Oliver Light, both of Farmingdale, New York. At a February 1910 Boston aviation exhibition, the Pagé-Light was exhibited by the L.A.W. (League of American Wheelmen) Motors Company, and it was known under that name as well. The craft was powered by one of the company’s two-cycle Light rotary.