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    An amended Fairchild (X)R2K-1 maybe?
    Baragouin

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    No, this one of three Fairchild 22-C7F supplied to Colombia in 1934.

    Here's another machine far from home...

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    Blast! I just saw this one somewheres...

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    This is a SIAI S-52 of 1923 powered by a Hispano-Suiza HS42. Only two built.
    Baragouin

    PS Also known as Savoia-Marchetti SIAI S52

    Concerning #7772 that's what AeroFiles state:
    22C-7F 1933 (ATC 517) = 145hp Warner Super Scarab; span: 32'10" length: 22'0" load: 617# v: 138/118/48 range: 400+. $3,480; POP: 9 [NC9379, NC9383, NC13284], 1 to USN/NACA as XR2K-1 [9998] and 5 unregistered exports to Mexico.

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    The is yours, Baragouin, but for an extra pastis, tell me where this one flew ?? (and it's not Mexico.......)

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    Thanks Lefty but you're asking too much of me so I think I'll have to give up drinking your pastis.....
    BG

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    This one found itself in........ which, as I'm sure you all know, is Paraguay.

    Over to you, BG, while I slurp the pastis........

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    Good afternoon/night/morning gentlemen!
    to start the year this is my enigmatic machine....
    BG

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    Looks like he's ordering his lunch (moules, mayo & frites) - it's an ACAZ C.2

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    Quite a few reposts here lately.... Luckily I saved most photos (Over 2,000 up til today!) over the last few years and zipped 'em up so I can send them to anyone that wants them.

    If you are interested, send me a PM with your email adress so I can upload the zip file this weekend to wetransfer.com and you'll receive a link to download in your mail.
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    Baragouin has been away for a day. I would suggest pressing on here Mike.

    Good on you to archive the photos Ferry.

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    Sorry for the delay gentlemen (senility demands its toll!)...
    :redf:Yes it is the belgian ACAZ C2, Please carry on
    Baragouin

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    All right, what is this one ?

  14. #7789
    This a version of the Bernard 260 C-1?


  15. #7790
    Yup - the one with the big radiator......

  16. #7791
    Nice photo Mike. Have not seen that before.


    Up next a twin. I like twins.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Moses03 View Post
    Nice photo Mike. Have not seen that before.
    See my last post in Aviation Books


    This one of those Interstate drone thingies - XTD3R-2 ?? Haven't seen one with radial motors and the bulgy bit underneath before.......

  18. #7793
    A brew for Lefty.

    I bet that Bernard book has some interesting photos.

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    The 'bulgy bit' looks like a torpedo, or it could possibly be a stowed towed target?
    Keith

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    You are right Keith. I didn't even notice that was a torpedo slung under there.

  21. #7796
    Quote Originally Posted by Moses03 View Post
    I bet that Bernard book has some interesting photos.
    Indeed it has, sir. But this ain't one of them... a floater in a far-away place.

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    From a very well-known company which is still making aeroplanes today !

    When you get it, please proceed as I shall be absent for a couple of days..

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    mmmm...it reminds me of a Curtiss XN2C-1 "Fledgling", floater version that is.....
    Baragouin

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    That a single main pontoon and wing floats? If so, nothing is coming up for that layout. Otherwise it looks a little like a Martin T4M-1 minus the float bits but that is a stretch.

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    Quote Originally Posted by lefty View Post
    From a very well-known company which is still making aeroplanes today !
    Don't see too many Curtisses and Martins around today - but you do see a LOT of..........very, very big, beautiful, BBBBB.............

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