Inspiration courtesy of MK2, Kajoo and others - but my wallet is lighter

[Ritterton]

Bruno, Marek, and Steve -

THANK YOU FOR THE IDS! Much appreciated...now to spend some computer time surfing for histories of such planes. Truly enjoy that aspect of this. Appreciate the help and the information!

R

[SCMc]

Hi Bruno,

The AR1 in your photo appears to have the same radiator as Ritterton's, but the exhaust is different. That is the problem I was having. I could find one feature or the other, but not both.

Steve

[Ritterton]

Or, maybe "Just blame the Germans" ;-)

Interesting RPPC. French back with "FREJUS" scrawled in pencil across the back. For some reason I want to say Neuport for the two seater, but have no reason why my brain is saying that. Not much to identify these two unluck birds. Does appear to be a number seven on each of the fuselages, but not positive about that one either.

Without any doubt I can say that the pilots probably couldn't sit on their haunches for days after this one -- and their crew chiefs probably didn't speak to either of them for the rest of the war!

Enjoy.

R

[YavorD]

Originally Posted by Ritterton

... and their crew chiefs probably didn't speak to either of them for the rest of the war!
...

Nice picture! It is 1920s, I believe.
Regards,
Yavor

[Froggy]

Bonsoir

I agree wit Yavor the period is certainly in 1920's ==> 1930's
Perhaps the two planes are Nieuport-Delage bi-place for training pupose
(series 42-62 ?)

Bruno