Jane's All The World Aircraft 1919

These aeroplanes are of rather unconventional design, the chief idea of the constructor being a device for altering the position and angle of the top planes.
   The aeroplanes are built from three-ply wood, fuselage, wings and rudders.
   The concern is a new one, machines are under construction, but the value of the special arrangements seems rather doubtful. No tests are yet made.
  
  
Type 1
One-seated sporting biplane
  
Total length 5.7 metres
Total width 8 metres
Total height 2.3 metres
Engine 50 h.p. Gnome or Palson rotary
  
  
Type 2
Passenger-carrying biplane
  
Total length 11.7 metres
Total width 22.3 metres
Total height 5.3 metres
Engine 300 h.fixed
Load carried Six passengers and fuel for six hours.

Журнал Flight

Flight, July 10, 1919.

A Baby Aeroplane from Sweden

   A TRIAL flight is reported from Malmoe, Sweden, of a new small type of aeroplane made at the Paalson aeroplane factory there. The machine is said to weigh only 700 lb., and it is capable of carrying another 440 lb. The body is described as cigar shaped, and constructed so as to reduce the air resistance to a minimum. It has a Thulin 50 h.p. Gnome engine of special construction, capable of giving a speed of about 80 miles an hour.