Try this.

Beats me on the horses, but the aeroplane is the Hamilton H 47; the picture was taken at Pembina, N.D., in the winter of 1936 and is a Northwest Airlines machine. Registration is NC something; the posted picture was “adjusted” somewhat. Chris is up next.

Merry Christmas to everyone.

It does look like it – but the identification I have is of a different machine, and I don’t know of any relation to Canada.

Right except for the pilot. The picture (a different version) comes with the information “Army flier on air jaunt. Photo shows Lt. G.S. Haberle, beside the bullet-like monoplane he will fly on a transcontinental flight from Quincy MA to San Diego CA to join the aircraft carrier U.S.S. Lexington. The plane, a British fighting-type model, was rebuilt at the Squantum Airport, from which he takes off November 1. 11-1-29.”

I have no idea if he actually did it.

Yours. John.

Everyone can participate, the rules are not particularly onerous. And the machine is Japanese – Kawanishi K-10 I think.

Yes- you have it, Moze.

Not M-S. closer to the beginning of the alphabet. Some of their bigger machines were better known.

I think I got it the first time, so let (the other) Canuck take it.