The Anzani 10 was a 10-cylinder radial engine delivering roughly 100–120 hp. It was an early air-cooled engine widely used in pre-war and early WWI aircraft, especially in France, Britain, and Italy.

Aircraft powered by the Anzani 10

• Avro 504 (early versions) – used in training and reconnaissance roles.
• Blériot XI (some versions) – light monoplanes and early sport aircraft.
• Caudron G.III – widely used French reconnaissance and trainer biplane; early production often used the Anzani 10.
• Royal Aircraft Factory B.E.1 and B.E.2 (some early variants) – reconnaissance and observation aircraft.
• Various pre-war sport, trainer, and experimental aircraft – due to its availability and simplicity, it was widely installed in numerous aircraft before and during early WWI

Historical significance

The Anzani 10 helped pioneer early aviation by providing light and relatively reliable power to a generation of sport, training, and reconnaissance aircraft. It bridged the gap between experimental pre-war engines and more powerful rotary engines developed during WWI.{{freeshipping_code_1}}{{payment}}