Very similar indeed, mike, but it is not the Aubert (which had a one-piece windscreen, amongst other things)
Actually Uli got it last time -more recently than I had thought ! It is French, of course, but hailed from a location a bit closer to you than the Aubert ! Halfway, actually.......
Hmm, that presumably puts the location somewhere around Blois. I've failed to find an aircraft manufacturer in that region that produced a high cantilever wing monoplane. Evidently Uli succeeded where I have failed. I look forward to his second reveal.
He's lying low ! It's The SCAM. C-50, F-WEAI, from the Societé de Constructions Aéronautiques du Maine in Pont-de-Braye (Sarthe)
Not much more information, I'm afraid. The French love of acronyms may not have been appropriate in this day and age......
Just to obfuscate the issue, it appears that F-WEAI was allocated to the second Millet-Lagarde ML.10, which was constructed by SCAM, allocated the designation SCAM C50 and given the name Milane II. It was a Nénadovitch style four place cabin pusher biplane - and couldn't look less like Mike's aeroplane if it tried!
It's a shame that Walter is not still with us because back in 2014 he had a photograph depicting Mike's aeroplane carrying the registration F-WEAI and, on its tail, the legend 'SCAM C-50 01' (q.v. https://www.secretprojects.co.uk/thr...rojects.19106/). It is also said that F-WEAI was carried by a Nord 2000 glider and a Super Guppy.
Yes, I know what you're saying. Only in France ..... !
This type is scarcely documented, there seem to be only 3 pictures and a 3-view of it, however, it is from a well-known company.
First flight in the mid-1920ies.
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