Try Google Images. French, crashed in Belgium, during WWI, 1915.

But we have so far not been able to find that the “second” set of bones was ever tested. Maybe they were, maybe not. No one can say, or at least no one IS saying.

Bruce: IF they are too old to test. That is the question.

There have been so many red herrings in this sad story already. First the bones were 400 years old, then they did not yield DNA (until the story appeared that they were different bones), now we cannot even find WHERE this second set was tested, by whom or how. Those are important factors to consider.

The bones are not irrelevant (either set, if there are two). They are part of the absurdly complicated story. We are trying to “grease the wheels”, but so far are getting nowhere.

Here is an account of the search for the “original” bones

http://www.qattara.it/versione%20in%20arabo/TESTO%20_1_.pdf

Mark: It is my understanding that the Italian team are the only ones to know where the “original” bones are. When I asked of the MOD where the second set came from, they claimed not to know. The Italians do not seem to know either.

Andy: your post 445 got duplicated!

So, an autogiro at one of the Paris salons, taken in front of the Soviet stand? Not this one:

http://www.britishpathe.com/video/autogyro-lands-in-paris-street-long-version

but it’s a nice film!

One of the TsAGI series? 2-EA?