You are in the right garden!!More than 10 built!
You are in the right garden!!More than 10 built!
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gX
Uli, I think this is the Klemm Kl 36A
Mike, your first guess was slightly better: it's the Klemm Kl 36B
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gX
Hmm, sent you a PM about that one, Uli !
In the meantime, here is a bulky number......
Seversky SEV-3 ?
SEV-3L it is, Dan ! Over to you......
Thank you Lefty!
Here is the next submission. Lessee whether it is old enough to last more than a few minutes.
https://imgur.com/a/HDEK11N
There is a very valid reason why this reportage picture is not a photograph.
I'm quite convinced that the guy in the basket is Louis-Sebastien Lenormand. But I don't have a clue what his aeronautical device was called.....
Cheers,
Huub
You are in the right country, Huub. Not Lenormand though.
Open house please.
You guys continue to amaze me with what you dredge up and, even more astonishing, what gets identified!
Keep up the good work! Thanks for sharing your knowledge. I look forward to this thread every day.
NormB
Been trolling through my period archive but nothing has turned up yet. Sure looks like a USA non-flyer. Most of those longitudinal wing designs were unsuccessful.
Also negative in the Breguet-Pre-1914-Aircraft-Challenges
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gX
Thank you both for looking.
That sleek beastie is, sir, the Paulhan-Tatin 'torpedo' monoplane of 1911.
Indeed it is the Aéro-torpille.
Congratulations and over to you
Paging Mike...please report to the mystery thread...
Edit: Open board.
Last edited by Moses03; May 29th, 2022 at 08:21.
Apologies for my absence. A contractor brought down the telephone line to my hamlet a week ago and I am still waiting for France Telecom to reinstate it. Thus presently I am without a telephone or an internet connection (I am posting this message from the house of and using the computer of a friend). Thus please continue in my absence.
The overhead telephone line, serving the hamlet in which I live, was repaired this morning. Thus after ten days without one, I have an internet connection again!
As no-one seems to have continued in my absence, I'll pick up where I left off.
Here's an aeroplane broadly contemporary with dan_pub's last offering
Last edited by pomme homme; June 2nd, 2022 at 03:45.
Mike,
It's the Bathiat-Sanchez effort of 1913. Confirmed by French Aeroplanes Before the Great War, page 224.
In my book - Jane's Historical Aircraft from 1902 to 1916 - it's described as the Sanchez-Beza biplane of 1913. But when I read a little more about the eponymous constructor of the aeroplane, I became aware that its construction was undertaken by him in conjunction with Léon Bathiat and their aeroplanes were designated both as Sanchez-Besa and Sanchez Bathiat. So it's over to Texas for the next mystery.
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