But the curious thing about this avionette is that it employed a feature that generally had fallen into desuetude by WW1.

Wing warping?

Hi Thomas, going to say close enough as there were several designations.

Here is the Aerofiles entry:

Staib
Special aka Little Bit 194? = 1pOlwM; 85hp Continental; span: 7’6″ length: 11’0″. Empty wt: 390#. POP: 1 [N9V]. Built in competition with Ray S**** JA-1A Junior as “World’s Smallest Airplane.” Became later biplane with span of 13’0″.

Not sure on the number built Walter. Maybe one was started but never completed?

Here is something very small and a contemporary of the MB 323…

Wout has it by a nose! It is the V2.:very_drunk:

Attached the original photo.

Unknown on ski variant but it is of course the Dornier! :very_drunk:

Over to aa-

Maybe a Scheller S.IV?

Correct on the factory fresh Maryland. Just prior to it headed to France.

Hall Cicada racer. Nifty paint scheme there.