Is it the SIMB Bernard "Ferbois" (Type C ?)as presented at the 1922 Paris Salon?
I can't find any photos or drawings and have to get down to work in a few minutes, so Open House please if correct!
I just found an illustration on page 764 Flight, Dec 21 1922 and it calls it the S.I.M.B. Bernard Type C
A description I found which seems to fit the bill:
Aerodynamically the Bernard " Ferbois " is interesting in
being a cantilever monoplane with wings placed low
a la Junkers and an " inverted T " undercarriage consisting of asingle covered-in " leg " growing out of the fuselage and
carrying at its lower end a transverse member in which the
axle is housed. The machine is of extraordinarily clean
outline, and certainly appears to give hopes of justifying its
designer's hope of attaining a speed of 315 kms. (195 miles)
per hour. With a 300 h.p. Hispano engine the power
ioading is about 9 lbs./h.p., while the wing loading is about
15 lbs./sq. ft. A thick, high-lift wing section is used.