Seen at E. Castellanos-Villacastín. (Nikon D850 + Tamron 15-30mm F2.8 Di VC USD G2)

Unfortunately I've not been able to identify the aircraft type/version and it's c/n. If you have more info on this, I'd love to hear!

At the Jamestown Fly-In & Air Spectacular 2012, Day One, an as yet unidentified model... There have been two gyrocopters with the G0009 registration, but the types for both are not known. However, for both the ASRA cns are known, ASRA1074 and ASRA2537, but it is not known which one belongs to the one on the photo here.

The last thing I expected on entering 'Lori's' a 1960s style diner, Powell Street, Union Square, San Francisco, was something of aviation interest. The aircraft is suspended from the ceiling in upstairs of the restaurant and the fuselage carries the designation US Army P5 D-25-NA and the serial together with a crew weight of 200lbs. The markings are fictitious though I was assured that the aircraft was real and it is probably some sort of homebuilt. The food was great too !

This aircraft has defied all attempts at identification. It has the ultralight registration 27AAW with a W test prefix (27 is for departement Eure). It has callsign F-JSLY. Looking similar to a Djinn at the front it is likely to be a one-off homebuilt