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Old 4th January 2016, 22:48
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From E-BAy.de. On the back of the photo is the date, October 18,1944.
It looks like a multi engine A/C with passenger windows.

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Old 4th January 2016, 23:29
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Re: Unknown Aircraft

Possibly a DC-3, although the rear door seems a bit small. Or C-46.

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Old 4th January 2016, 23:33
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It looks like the passenger door of a civilian DC-3, not the large doors of a C-47
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Old 4th January 2016, 23:36
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Re: Unknown Aircraft

I agree with the number of windows present and the small cargo door. Just looking at some C-46 data and it seems to fit a bit better.

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PS: It's that small odd shaped door that bothers me :-(
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Old 4th January 2016, 23:52
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I know, I looked at some photos for small doors on DC-3s and found a few but the door does not fit. The DC-3 doors are rounded on top but squarish on the bottom

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Old 5th January 2016, 13:52
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Re: Unknown Aircraft

To my eyes, a CANT Z1007bis
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Old 5th January 2016, 16:25
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Re: Unknown Aircraft

I'd say spot on based upon the attached drawing by Vincent Bourgulgnon of 172 Squadriligia Belgium 1940.

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Old 5th January 2016, 17:41
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Looks like we have a winner.Thanks to all for their quick iD
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Old 7th January 2016, 05:13
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Re: Unknown Aircraft

I'd agree based on that evidence. I found the eBay listing, is anyone's deciphering of German better than mine to see what the text says on the back?

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http://www.ebay.de/itm/Orig-Foto-Flu...25.m3641.l6368
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Re: Unknown Aircraft

Definitely a CANT Z.1007.


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