The Ongoing Mystery Aircraft Thread Part Deux.

[DHC2Pilot]

Admittedly that was a bit too much of a hint Over to you

[lefty]

Right - here's a Thirties number..

[Moses03]

Haven't a clue on this ugly cuss.

[DHC2Pilot]

I know I've seen this one before - those windows with the diagonal corners stick in my mind. If I remember correctly there are a couple of designs by the same manufacturer with this characteristic....the search continues.

[lefty]

Right - the manufacturer was better known for much larger and quite unconventional craft - which had windows that were rectangular, elliptical, round, all sorts, John.

From this side of the Pond, as I'm sure you had worked out......

[DHC2Pilot]

I found a match to the fuselage, however this version has an inline engine - not sure if that would constitute the same model / designation....the Bordelaise (Dyle et Bacalan) DB.80???

[lefty]

It's actually the DB.81. Well done, sir.

[DHC2Pilot]

Ran across this while searching for the last one........

[Moses03]

That Sir, is a Loring RB.

[DHC2Pilot]

Absolutely. Ball is in your court.

[Moses03]

Here is one the whole family can ride in...

Note: It did fly!

[lefty]

And this is the man who had the temerity to call my last mystery, a noble example of Gallic aesthetics, an 'ugly cuss.'

Where does that leave your aerial perambulator, sir ?????

[Moses03]

Not so much ugly as functional. It doubles as a bathtub.

Here is a bigger picture I just found-

[Moses03]

Not obscure. The builder had some successful designs early on.

[lefty]

It looks a bit like one of those Benoist/Jannus designs but can't find one with all those pram wheels.....