Well found, once more! I wish I could see that photo of the panel more clearly, because it answers a question I've been wondering for a long time. Apparently the gauges were graduated in metric, according to one FAA pilot who flew these, but the throttle, for example, had been replaced by the standard "push-to-go" unit found on American aircraft. (For those who don't know, pre-war French aircraft had their throttle inverted - you pulled towards you to increase speed.)
The other photo is interesting, too - note the polished prop blades without coloured tips, but with the maker's mark in the usual place.
I think I've got enough to do a skin for this one! For amusement only, because it was repainted in British Tropical Sea Scheme before delivery to the RN. But it's quite fun!