Not a Czech design. From a country south/southwest of there…
Powered by two Walter Minor engines. First flight was in 1949.
Similar layout but not the Dinfia.
Here is the last design from a long standing company.
No takers it looks like. Okay, this is the Turkish Vecihi Hurkus XV of 1933.
This delight hails from somewhere between Armenia and Greece…;)
:very_drunk: to Adrien on the GB-5. Over to you.
Here is a funny little bug…
Not the greatest photo but looks like a Bernard AB-1.
http://www.aviafrance.com/bernard-ab-1-aviation-france-5735.htm
I think we need a clue or two!
That is the one aa. Pretty little tourer eh?
Over to you.
Designer was related to Alphonse Tellier of flying boat fame…
Powered by a Walter. This early 1930’s build was from a smaller company.
Thanks. That was a workout.
Here is one not as obscure and more stylish!
Found this curious Guritzer Van Nes A III that looks similar to your reverse sesquiplane but that is as far as I got before the trail went cold. (Not that it was ever hot!) There was mention of an A II as well.
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