Not the Bodiansky AA. I know it is hard to make out, but the empennage in the side view holds the best clue to the designer.
Not Russian. The photo is from the Salon…
It does have a Junkers look but not a German design.
Thanks. Here is one that slipped through the cracks for the most part. Sorry for the grotty photos. Not too many exist.
Ah, a twin boomer. The Graf Saurma Milan.
Also, when I click on the previous photos AA has posted, it prompts me to create a flickr account which I do not want to do.
Maybe the public thing will help.
All I see is a flickr image that says “image unavailable”.:(
Too obscure to get a firm grip on it I’m afraid and I don’t have any decent clues. This is the Bolte LW-4 from 1930. (USA)
Open house please-
95hp Cirrus engine…
This 1930’s rarity was the last design of several the small company produced. There is little to no mention on the net that I have found…
Good stuff AA. Keep the French rarities coming!
In the meantime, here is something not French-
SFAN II or something therabout?
Eric has it although there seems to be two Buzzards. The one listed at Aerofiles is a smaller, lighter model. This is the Snyder-Johnson Buzzard of 1930 which led to the development of the CW Junior.
I have attached a pic of the other model for comparison. Very similar in layout.
Well done.
I just found another photo and it looks like the 34hp engine is mounted on the wing. My apologies!