Looks like a European design. No idea really.:eek:
Well spotted AA! :very_drunk:
Over to you-
Thanks aa.
This sturdy tourer is not that obscure…
BTW- This was the clue that got me to the little parasol:
It was constructed by a pair of gentlemen a decade earlier.
Greisch-Thuet Parasol methinks.
Has a Brochet look to it but I doubt that is correct.
I don’t know a whole lot about this one either. It is the Scholz Alter Adler of 1933. No info at all on Richard Scholz the designer.
Open board please-
This was a early 1930’s one-off from a designer who just built the one aircraft as far as I know.
Side view-
Better jump in before Chris hits us with more easy ones. 😎
How about this small parasol number?
Easy for who? I surrender!
I have it as the V2. Well spotted wilko.:very_drunk:
Okay, here is a new one to move us along. From a well-known outfit.
This one is bugging me. Our good friend wout had posted this in another forum some time ago but I didn’t save a photo and now I can’t remember it. I think it was the USA west coast somewhere and this photo was the 2nd version of it. Bloimey!:p
Wot, no Syrian aviation history experts around here?
Not looking that way. Have had no luck on the Syrian front here.
The Jakarta Jumper? Aleppo Airstream? Knowing aa, this one is far off the beaten path!
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