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Tracked down this oddball. From a 1933 issue of Flying Magazine-

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Aerofiles entry:

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</center><small>C L Brown, Rushville MO.</small>1931 = A kit-built Heath with its original 25hp Heath B-4 replaced by a two-cylinder Cleone modified by Brown into a rotary engine, and with the housing attached to another propeller, of opposite pitch, at the rear. This two-prop arrangement theoretically would do away with torque and add more thrust, but in real life it created more problems than it solved, and the machine never got past a fast taxi. (It did fly!)
 
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