Er, that may be a very subtle reference to something, but I am missing it ????
Er, that may be a very subtle reference to something, but I am missing it ????
No, that was me just saying it is probably from the USA somewhere and I haven't a clue.
I think it is a Laird Cabin Biplane.
Originally Posted by lefty
Judging by the quality of the pic, a little known contraption from eastern Europe?
Baragouin
The body reminds one of the Spartan Executive in shape.... an early Spartan prototype?????
You're all close, but nobody has it yet. A one-off closed version of a Mid-West biplane which itself was produced in small numbers.
The designer's brother built much more famous machines.............
Looks somewhat like a Paramount Cabinaire.
Can't leave this hanging any longer. It's the Butler Coach from 1929. OH please - how about another from that new book, Moses ??
It's not a new book...
There was a landplane version also. This was one of the company's earlier designs. The company is still in existence!
Maybe a Cessna design..or Bellanca?
She is from Europe and powered by a Cirrus II...
Piaggio P.9 by chance?
The P.9 is off the board.Curiously skipped over in Thompson's Italian Book.
Over to you John.
This should go quickly....
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