The Ongoing Mystery Aircraft Thread Part Deux.

[Baragouin]

Sounds tasty !

Here's a grainy old twin - making an exhibition of herself......

Certainly from a Salon de l'Aeronautique of the early thirties: are the engines two Hispano-Suiza's?
Cheers
BG

[lefty]

Not Hispanos, BG, and not Thirties either !

[marijn]

Looks more like a Curtiss OX Aero engine to me. Like found on the Travel Air 2000

[lefty]

BG was closer......

[pomme homme]

You're very cruel, Mike, for cropping that image of the Paris Salon so closely and thus depriving us of the contextual information. But it irritates me immensely that the distinctive tail of the monoplane (?) stage right rings bells - but I can't bring to mind the campanological connection!

[Moses03]

Put me down for the Potez 35.

[lefty]

Our twin expert has it - the Renault-engined Potez 35 at the 1928 Salon.

Incidentally, Mike, I only cropped the name-board from the bottom of the photo (thought that was sensible) and the machine to the right is either the Potez 32 or 34.

Over to the Wild West

[Moses03]

Factory fresh but what?

[Baragouin]

Hi Moses
I think they are Bellanca's 28/90(B)
Cheers
BG

[Moses03]

Indeed they are. Over to you BG (Insert beer icon).

[Baragouin]

Indeed they are. Over to you BG (Insert beer icon).

Thanks Moses!
and here goes my offer...
Cheers
BG

[Baragouin]

Moses
Please check your PM Thanks
BG

BTW concerning my mystery please see southern Europe (not Italy)

[marijn]

Well it could be the Hispano-Suiza E-30...

[lefty]

Rogozarski Sim-X ?

[Baragouin]

Well it could be the Hispano-Suiza E-30...

Not "could be" she's a Hispano E-30 of the spanish air force (Ejercito del Aire)....
Your turn please
Cheers
BG

[marijn]

Thanks BG!


what is this?

[PeteHam]

At last , one I recognize ....

Barkley-Grow T8P-1 (CF-BMW ) in Alberta 1942

Pete.

[marijn]

very good Pete!

Well... hit us!

[PeteHam]

I'm away all day ... open floor ....

Pete.

[Moses03]

Okay, here is an easy one to keep things rolling.

[pomme homme]

The ultimate motorglider - the GAL.58 or Hamilcar Mark X.

[Moses03]

Yes Sir. Do your worst PH.

[pomme homme]

Thank you, Kevin. This one may be a little more difficult - unless you happen to subscribe to a certain journal, when it'll be easy peasy!

[pomme homme]

Of European origin, post-war built but pre-war designed, it was from the drawing board of a man better known for his gliders - and whose production/design ratio was very low - and was amateur built from plans.

[Baragouin]

Of European origin, post-war built but pre-war designed, it was from the drawing board of a man better known for his gliders - and whose production/design ratio was very low - and was amateur built from plans.

What about Rubik?
Cheers
BG