Everyone likes a motorglider, right? (Small pusher setup at rear of wing. A bit hard to see as I think the engine is in the fuselage attached to the prop via a long chain.)
Looks like the Spencer-Larsen SL-12C.
If this is a “not difficult” type, I would hate to see one of the hard ones!;)
I know the French liked to photograph their aircraft with the tails propped up quite a bit but don’t think this one is.
This was the photo that sold me on it.
http://1000aircraftphotos.com/Contributions/Braas/8296.htm
My money is on the Arsenal 1301.
Spot on Mike, and I think SKh-1 is the same as CX-1. (I think of it as the LIG-10).
Have at it-
Merci aa. Your 1936 clue helped a lot! Those are some rare photos you have of the Volland.
Here is very tired looking grainy transport…
This your biplane?
I have looked on and off for it but even knowing it’s from France has not helped. Have another clue for us?
A shot in the dark, but is this the SEMA 10?
Close enough. It’s a C-3 but hard to tell from this angle.
Over to you-
This is a rather common light plane. The small outboard engines are a one-off mod to increase STOL performance.
It was the Rotterdam Air Meet of June 1929.
http://www.flightglobal.com/pdfarchive/view/1929/1929-1%20-%200036.html
Let’s move on.
AA had the right country. This is the Delanne Type 11 of 1928.
Here is a real quirky number…
That is a good eye. Never noticed something was written there. Not sure about “Little Bird” though.
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