Guess, it was G-AEHJ, a Heston Type 1 Phoenix
“This aircraft had a modified forward cockpit glazing that became standard for new-build Phoenix aircraft. It was used as a company demonstrator, and on 29 June 1936 was displayed at the SBAC show at Hatfield Aerodrome.”
Maybe the photo was taken here…

Can’t scan at that moment – will soon do and post 4 photos

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/56/Piper_PA-35_Pocono_Widelka_1995.jpg

It works well – for me.

Sorry, no photos – but you can find on scramble.nl and on http://www.joebaugher.com/usaf_serials/1941_5.html (38032)

Cuban Air Arms
B-34, 2 delivered
s/n 214, c/n 137-4676, 41-38020, 47-51
s/n 215, c/n 137-4688, 41-38032, 47-51

Martin

My thoughts exactly, sugging,frugging,rigging,rugging Dick Dastardly!
Guess it is some sort of early flying bomb as it appears to have no cockpit.

Could this be a cockpit?

Yesterday? – found a cache dated 15. Mai 2010 08:54:06 GMT