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The Ongoing Mystery Aircraft Thread Part Deux.

Been looking but no hits yet. Most of it looks German to me except that tail...

Where is Dave Kent these days? He is usually spot on with these types.
 
39T ? An incomplete designation, sir, and your accompanying pdf illustrates the 393T powered by Gnome-Rhone motors.
This is actually the sole 392, F-AMOD, with Hispano-Suiza engines, and I assumed a trimotor buff would have sussed this right away - :jump:

But as a magnanimous sort of chap, I will have a chilled Dryboroughs winging its way to you asap. :icon29:
 
Phew, tough crowd.
:cool:
You must have more accurate source material. I never could get a real clear picture of all the 390 series. Nice photo btw!

Here is one I'm not 100% sure of the designation. Lets see what you all come up with...

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It's an obscure Italian, just not a Meridionali. This one-off was built for recon duty.

Note the ramp with the grass growing through the cracks. We have seen this particular spot before...
 
Well, I'm stumped. When googling 'Italian aircraft manufacturers who couldn't afford weedkiller' I came up with Caproni/Bergamaschi, but beyond that, zilch.
 
Just to add my feeble voice to this illustrious choir....this lady bears a very very vague resemblance to Breda aircrafts of same age (end twenties/beginning thirties) for instance to Breda A7.
Might Breda be the elusive manufacturer?
Baragouin
 
I have this pic in my archives under CA.127, but Wiki shows a much different bird for the 127.
Blasted Italian prototypes.
 
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