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The Ongoing Mystery Aircraft Thread Part Deux.

... according to Osprey Encyclopedia of Russian Aircraft:

"Modified with tank of insecticide powder for anti-locust patrol (believed first ag-aircraft in world)"



Here is only a slightly odd number
 

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Hi giruXX:very_drunk:
That is her. The (AFAIK) one and only. Have another picture where she is wearing red.
Go ahead, sir!
 
I thought, its time for another floater but it’s not too easy to find one :mixed-smiley-027:
 

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Slightly offtopic:
I could acquire the photo of the Ireland N-2D flying boat I had copied from ebay and which I posted some days ago.

Here is now the "full version" without markings :joyous:
On the back of the photo is written " Long Island, August 1928"

Enjoy.

Over to gX's mystery again.
 
Ah, those were the days, ff. Never mind the neighbours' new car, let's compare seaplanes ! I wonder if they still do that in the Hamptons......

Anyway, back to business. gX's floater with its spindly pilot is the Kawanishi K-5.
 
Don't know about reliable - but I just love 'em....(Kevin delights in finding new and baffling floaters for me.) One of my unforgettable experiences was getting into this machine for a half-hour over Lake Como. Believe it or not, my trusty pilot thought it would be a good idea to loop it !
 

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So, no apologies for another floater. I did NOT fly in this one.......
 

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That Sir is the Ligue Aeronautique Francaise or L.A.F. Desmons torpedo bomber of 1918.

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