Name that Flying Machine

[fauteuil volant]

Thank you, Jhieminga. Here's another biplane from broadly the same era.

[India Four Two]

That’s staggering!

[FlightlessParrot]

Originally Posted by India Four Two

That’s staggering!

SNURK
The proportions are wrong; it looks as though they inserted the front cockpit, but left the wing attachment points at the same place on the fuselage, producing an ungainly s t r e t c h.

[fauteuil volant]

Is it a biplane or is it a parasol/low wing double monoplane, that is the question!

It's not as obscure as you might think. It even has a wikipedia entry all to itself.

[Jhieminga]

Indeed it does: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Volland_V-10

[fauteuil volant]

The Volland V-10 it is. Well done, Jhieminga. Your turn!

[Jhieminga]

Thanks! Let's stay within the same era:

[teusje]

The Rose Parrakeet.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rose_Parrakeet

[Jhieminga]

You’ve got it.

[teusje]

Thank you, Jhieminga.
And on with the next one.

[longer ron]

My other half tells me it is a Kensgaila VK9 and she says it was a stinker to identify LOL (I did not have a clue )

It was a great challenge

Sorry will have to be OH

[teusje]

Well, she was right, longer ron has declared Open House.

[Jhieminga]

[fauteuil volant]

Perhaps a little help might nudge us on our way?

[treadigraph]

Thought it had a hint of Frati about it - Caproni-Trento F-5. OH if correct...

[Jhieminga]

Treadigraph called it, open house it is.

[teusje]

Let's try this one.

[Asturias56]

are we in the USA?

[teusje]

We are indeed.

[Jhieminga]

Any relationship with the Stolp Starlet?