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Not from France, Mike, but it is European.
About a dozen of the type were built as a trainer.
About a dozen of the type were built as a trainer.
The Ongoing Mystery Aircraft Thread Part Deux.
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The company is probably best known for a two-seat trainer which held several speed records before and after the war.
One of these aircraft was the basis for an experimental jet built after the war.
One of these aircraft was the basis for an experimental jet built after the war.
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Ambrosini SAI.10?
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Mike and Mike are correct, it is the Ambrosini SAI.10. 
Mike from France was an instant faster, so I pass the baton over to him.
Santé
Mike from France was an instant faster, so I pass the baton over to him.
Santé
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Thank you, Robert.
My two word reply seemingly allowed me to win by a short head, Mike!
Heads, tails - that below hasn't got the latter!
My two word reply seemingly allowed me to win by a short head, Mike!
Heads, tails - that below hasn't got the latter!
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None at all.
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Over to Texas. There's no more to be said!
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It reminds me of a Nieuport, possibly the 28 ...... unless, of course, this is a curve ball and it's a Garland-Lincoln LF-1!
Bit of a curve ball. It is a Nieuport 28 sitting in front of the Rogers Aircraft building in Los Angeles. They imported a couple over for company use.
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Back to pomme homme!
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Thank you, Kevin. Evidently I was thinking too laterally with the Garland-Lincoln LF-1!
Here's one that we've had before, way back, but not in this form.
Here's one that we've had before, way back, but not in this form.
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Exactly, Uli - although to please Mike, Pascal Brugier also has it as the Albert A.100 and A.120 F-AJFV!
