Photo Spad
 

Hello,


Currently on ebay is a photo of an Italian Spad S.VII Serial S.4692 at:


https://www.ebay.it/itm/Fotografia-o...8AAOSwroJcueyu


Regards,


Clint

Re: Photo Spad
 

Hello,


Currently on ebay another Spad S.VII A6706 of 19 Squadron RFC shot down by MvR at:


https://www.ebay.de/itm/Richthofen-F...gAAOSwObReoVvG


Regards,


Clint

Re: Photo Spad
 

Hello,


Currently on ebay are photos of Italian Spads at:


https://www.ebay.it/itm/FOTO-Fotogra...wAAOSwmMBeygvx





https://www.ebay.it/itm/FOTO-Fotogra...sAAOSwp49eySQA




Regards,


Clint

Re: Photo Spad
 

Hello,


Currently on delcampe is a Spad A.2 S.31 of N 73 at:



https://www.delcampe.net/de/sammlero...946673357.html


A little easier to identify than some Spad photos recently :)


Regards,


Clint

Re: Photo Spad
 

Hello,


Currently on ebay is a photo of a Spad S.XIII with a striking emblem at:




https://www.ebay.fr/itm/WW1-AVION-BI...wAAOSwaspe15~W



Regards,


Clint

Re: Photo Spad
 

Thanks Clint ; it is a Spad XIII of Escadrille 87. Spad XIII from May 1918.

Bertrand

Re: Photo Spad
 

Hello Bertrand,


Thanks for the reply. I shall investigate Escadrille 87 further on Albindenis.


Regards,


Clint

Re: Photo Spad
 

Hello Bertrand,


Really a seperate subject I suppose, but on the page for Escadrille 87 :


http://albindenis.free.fr/Site_escad...adrille087.htm


There is a photo of shotdown Albatros C.XII (Bay) C.1851 which the site attributes to FA 16. Interestingly Peter M Grosz in WDF 129 Albatros C.XII vol.2 P.24 has the same machine with the same crew and shot down by Ruamps of N 87 as flown by FA 46b. Possibly the info on Albindenis reflects later information. Is there any further information from the french side, you're aware of, which would support the case for the machine being from FA 16?


Regards,


Clint

Re: Photo Spad
 

Hello,


Currently on ebay is a photo of an Italian Spad S.VII S.470* at:


https://www.ebay.it/itm/Foto-Fotogra...kAAOSwD4Je2JzY



Regards,


Clint

Re: Photo Spad
 

Hi CLint

I have never understood why the Italians did not mark their SPADS as they did their other aircraft.
In WDF 155 I cannot locate a single SPAD marked in the "normal" Italian way.

If Alegi and Variable are to be believed what we are looking at is actually an Italian serial, applied in exactly the same way as the French did. So far 4700 to 4707 have been identified in that range.

Cheers
Stig