An improved version of the 1910 Boland /1e-v at the Mineola fair grounds in 1914. A fabric-covered nacelle was added to protect pilot and passenger. An 8-cvlinder, 60-hp Boland engine powered the biplane, which was made in both land- and seaplane versions.
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