Messerschmitt M 28 ? Or something in that series ?

Not German but the right side of the pond Bert

What about the channel is it a tunnel too far? UK or the Continent?

If not German how about French? Potez...43?

Or perhaps Latecoere L.28?

Saab ......I don't think it'll be your Potez and it ain't the Late. I reckon it's one of your's 'cos weren't the Swedes the only other European nation to drive on the left like us Brits ?

- I'm stumped for now.

Apologies for second guessing.

SD Neither German or French but very warm on date with the Latecoere L.28
Bert not Swedish either.

It's not a Fokker but is it Dutch?

How about the Swiss. Comte AC-8 "Jungfrau" or perhaps the Dutch Koolhoven F.K.43?

Not Dutch or Swiss but from Yerp & further clue it was a record breaker.
W

Italian then? Macchi?

Not American, Canadian, Swiss, Swedish,British,German, Dutch or French. How about Italian perhaps Savoia-Marchetti S.64

Italian Fliers Set New Endurance Record Of 58 Hr. 37 Min. in a Savoia-Marchetti (Aviation) S.64. June 11, 1928

However I am going on breaking records not sure of the size of the aircraft apart from it being single engined.

Seaplane or landplane?

I was going to suggest the Savoia-Marchetti S.55

fernyfreckles

I also was going to say that but the SM S-55 was a two engined aircraft, two engines in tandam formation. Wunper agreed it was a single engined aircraft.

MReyn24050 you are on !
It's the Cockpit of the elegant Savioa Marchetti S.64 I-SAAV
In 1928 Major Carlo Del Prete and Captain Arturo Ferrarin set two world records with this machine.
In June they flew a closed circuit distance of 4140Nm in 58 1/2 hours
In July they set a world record distance of 4023Nm with a transatlantic flight from Rome to Touros Beach at
Port Natal in Brasil in just over 44hrs quite a remarkable machine powered by a Fiat A.22 engine.
Here are a couple of pictures
http://i34.photobucket.com/albums/d1...r/S64group.jpg
http://i34.photobucket.com/albums/d1.../S64sketch.jpg
http://i34.photobucket.com/albums/d1...r/S64close.jpg
Over to you W:ok:

Thank you wunper. That was an excellant challenge. I would love to know where you got the photograph of the cockpit from but can understand if you wish to keep the source a secret. This I am sure will not last as long as yours did.
http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c6...kpitquiz10.jpg

Mel

Mel
Glad you enjoyed it
All the photos from that challenge came from an Italian book
Title "S.I.A.I. Pagine Di Storia" published by ED.A.I. S.r.l
W

Thanks wunper. Do I take it you flew or fly helicopters? Wunper, one per revolution?

Boeing 40A ?

cringe
Its the right answer:ok:
You have control
Mel