We have much better photos of the 1949 Paris Salon taken inside in the Grand Palais, where the other Deauville prototype, 02, was on display. Alan Scholefield photographed 01 as F-BDVZ at Saint-Cyr in 1957. F-BEPU is a SIPA S.903. Photo from: Bibliothèque nationale de France - Gallica

Named after the seaside resort in Normandy, the Deauville first flew in 1947 as the SO.7050 with nosewheel landing gear. The second machine was the SO.7055 with tailwheel. By 1949, both had been converted to SO.7060 taildraggers. Prototype 01, F-WDVZ, took part in the flying show of the 1949 Salon at Orly. This static exhibit is the second airframe, F-WEAA, which became F-BEAA later in 1949. The c/n on the tailfin is confirmed as 02 on another picture. Photo by: Dmitri Kessel / Life

The prototype SNCASO SO-7060 Deauville in use with a flying group at St Cyr in 1957. It first flew on 22.03.48 and was retired circa 1970 and the type is no longer extant.