Thank you!
Try this…
This is the prototype of the Fairchild/American Pilgrim Model 100 of 1930.
Al
It’s a clipped wing American Eagle Phaeton.
Yes. Back to you.
Al
Thank You, John.
The next one…
Al
It is a Timm N2T Tutor, of course.
Al
This one should not be too difficult…
Al
Is it the Lockheed Altair NX18149 c/n214 built in 1937.
Technically correct, Dave.
This airplane is special, because it was built from parts left over from Altair production by AiRover, later Vega in 1937 as Altair 8G “Flying Test Stand” to test the Menasco Unitwin engine.
Over to you.
Al
Thank you John.
The next one…
Al
Harlow PJC-5/PC-5, USA, 1939
Al
Seems to be an Orlican L-40 Meta Sokol with a non-standard tail configuration.
Al
Hi Roel!
You are right.
It is the Czech Benes-Mráz Be.252 Beta-Scolar of 1938.
The picture is from the 1938 Jane’s.
You have control.
Al
Ok, try this one…

Al
Definitely an Antonov An-2 without it’s wings!
Al
Al, nice catch on the mexican plane I posted! Can you perhaps let me know where you found the picture you posted? Thanks!
I really wish I could.:o
Unfortunately I lost track on that page. It was not an aviation-related site though, but dealt with Mexican history in general as far as I remember. And it was a forum-site.
Al
I will try a more obscure one next time;)
At least obscure enough for me.:o:confused:
Th closest type I can come up with is the Curtiss-Wright CW-14 Osprey.
How about a hint or two…?
Al