Photos Italian WW.I Aircraft

[musec04]

Hello,


Currently on ebay are a number of photos of Italian aircraft of WW.I at:


https://www.ebay.it/itm/224608413108...cAAOSwyLhhP56F


The higher quality photos include a



SAML S.2 of 111 Squadriglia & a Hanriot HE.1, possibly 7458,known to have flown with 76 Squadriglia


Regards,


Clint

[musec04]

Hello,


Currently on ebay is a nice quality close up photo of a Gabardini monoplane at:


https://www.ebay.it/itm/265410338041...QAAOSw5NphjCpP


Regards,


Clint

[musec04]

Hello,


Currently on ebay are a series of photos of Italian aircraft of the Great War era and slightly thereafter includung this Ca.4 triplane


https://www.ebay.it/itm/296322969879...IAAOSw1qJmBD5S


and for those interested in serials Savoia Pomilio S.P.2 4391


https://www.ebay.it/itm/296322951943...0AAOSw0URmBDwe


Other photos can be found here


https://www.ebay.it/sch/i.html?_dkr=...%20squadriglia


Regards,


Clint

[Stig Jarlevik]

Originally Posted by musec04

Hello,

Currently on ebay are a series of photos of Italian aircraft of the Great War era and slightly thereafter includung this Ca.4 triplane

Regards,
Clint

I like that Dude
He takes no chances. Every aircraft is a Caproni, such as Caproni SP.2, Caproni SVA and so on.
Wonder how he managed to make every photo so lousy?
Cheers
Stig

[musec04]

And all 14 Squadriglia too.


But the significant photo is I think the S.P.2 4391 as it contradicts the information in Gregory Alegi's WDF 128.


Regards,


Clint

[Stig Jarlevik]

Originally Posted by musec04

And all 14 Squadriglia too.

But the significant photo is I think the S.P.2 4391 as it contradicts the information in Gregory Alegi's WDF 128.

Regards,
Clint

Yes I forgot the 14 Sqd....
Looking at p.38 of WDF 128, it seems the production was not as straightforward after all....perhaps more mixed?
Cheers
Stig

[musec04]

HiStig,


I wonder if the batch 4339 to 4439 was not to some point composed completely of S.P.2. Gregory Alegi himself states on P.6 that a handwritten note proclaims 4388 was the last S.P.2,but that the first identified S.P.3 was 4422. Certainly the photo of 4401 on P.7 also looks like a S.P.2.So going on Alergi's own work and the photos we appear to have 4339 to at least 4401 as S.P.2.Other photos and text support this,though I'd like to have more information,before saying this is definitely the case. Certainly the table on P.40 with the whole batch as S.P.3 does not stand up.


Speaking of more information, have you ordered the Gentili book yet and if so,how does it stand up for new content in general and new photos in particular?


Regards,


Clint