On one of the forums somewhere in the internet I found this info about other types:
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Nordiska Aviatik AB (NAB) was formed in 1916 by Carl Cederström and Lars Fjällbäck, who had left Södertelge Verkstäders Aviatikavdelning (SW).
Three types of aircraft were built:
NAB 9 (copy of Albatros B.II) - nine built 1917-1918
NAB 12 (licence Curtiss Twin JN on floats) - one built 1918
NAB 17 fighter (constructor Lars Fjällbäck) - one built 1918
A number of projects remained unbuilt:
NAB 10 (possibly the designation of a twin engined passenger plane)
NAB 11 (licence Curtiss Twin JN)
NAB 13 (modified copy of Albatros B.II)
NAB 14 (NAB 13 on floats)
NAB 15 (possibly the designation of a modified Curtiss H-4 to be built under licence)
NAB 16 (twin engined floatplane) unnamed: another modified copy of Albatros B.II (1918)
In 1921 NAB acted as agent for Soviet Russia who sought to buy De Havilland DH 9s from England and ex-German Mercedes engines from Sweden.
Source of my information: Svenska Flygplan by Lennart Andersson (Förlag Allt om Hobby, Stockholm, 1990)
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