
Built in 1912, the 2-3 seat B-3 and B-4 had a wooden hull covered with galvanized iron sheeting. A 1914 version incorporated streamlining, and 1915 model was a three place “luxury cruiser” with a mahogany hull.
In 1914, the Thomas Company advertised aviation for sport, war and business. Their earlier models, the B-4 and B-5 were used as trainers for civilian pilots seeking thrills, speed and fortune.
Three or four were built.
B-3 / B-4
Engine: Austro-Daimler, 90hp pusher
Speed: 65 mph