The Ongoing Mystery Aircraft Thread Part Deux.

[lefty]

You're all there or thereabouts, but it is the SPAD 52, F-AEED, derived from the 29, or 34, whichever tome you read !

How about an Open House for you three ?

[Moses03]

Will toss one in since no one has spoken up. You can't clearly see it but this airliner has a prop in the front!

[Moses03]

Full frontal...

[DHC2Pilot]

Latecoere L.16

[Moses03]

Spot on John. Have a cold one.

[DHC2Pilot]

Thanks Kevin....

A nice generic biplane for the masses to ponder

[DHC2Pilot]

First flight 1915

[Moses03]

Been looking but no hits yet. Most of it looks German to me except that tail...

Where is Dave Kent these days? He is usually spot on with these types.

[DHC2Pilot]

There is a definate connection to Germany, but this one was born elsewhere. Argus up front

[lefty]

A Swiss miss - the Wild WT-1 ?

[DHC2Pilot]

That's the one Mike. (one is for me....blargh it's hot outside).

[lefty]

I rather like this machine -

[Moses03]

I like this one too. A Breguet 39T.

[lefty]

39T ? An incomplete designation, sir, and your accompanying pdf illustrates the 393T powered by Gnome-Rhone motors.
This is actually the sole 392, F-AMOD, with Hispano-Suiza engines, and I assumed a trimotor buff would have sussed this right away -

But as a magnanimous sort of chap, I will have a chilled Dryboroughs winging its way to you asap.

[Moses03]

Phew, tough crowd.

You must have more accurate source material. I never could get a real clear picture of all the 390 series. Nice photo btw!

Here is one I'm not 100% sure of the designation. Lets see what you all come up with...