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Wellesley it is. Sneaky cropping made it look like a twin.
Open house, then!
Open house, then!
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OK, I'm seeing post WW1 to mid '30s biplane, you say twin radials, all that glazong makes it a bomber, it was uniqie in a time of rife experimentation, likely from USA given engine type and was a death trap.
I'm stuffed for ideas right now
I'm stuffed for ideas right now
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Not U.S. built nor designed. Not a bomber, but built to a military specification in the late 1920s. A sesquiplane of mostly wood and fabric construction, with some metal tubing and struts.