Unidentified German single-seat biplane "Schwalbe"

[jackssmirkingrevenge]

Image found without context, can someone identify the type?

 

[Apophenia]

Hmmm ... all the hallmarks of a Dietrich-Gobiet design. But maybe that's just because of the recycled D.VII parts?

 

[Justo Miranda]

Fokker??

 

[Arjen]

Definitely not Fokker.

 

[Maveric]

A single-seater Raab-Katenstein "Schwalbe" reduced in dimensions.

 

[Michel Van]

the Name on building is Zepernick
That is a district of the Brandenburg municipality of Panketal, which is located directly on the northeastern outskirts of Berlin.

and that not look like a Raab-Katenstein

 

[richard B]

Helmut Schneider "Schwalbe" 1933/34 Schönow bei Berlin .

 

[jackssmirkingrevenge]

Helmut Schneider "Schwalbe" 1933/34 Schönow bei Berlin .

This seems to be right, thanks! Not a lot of other information to be found online it seems.

 

[richard B]

This seems to be right, thanks! Not a lot of other information to be found online it seems.

I am far from my files now , but if I remember well , Helmut Schneider was only sixteen years old ...

 

[Maveric]

Hemut Schneider, graduate engineer, Schönow near Berlin. Schwalbe, sports biplane with radial engine. A scaled-down "Bussard replica", a Mini Dietrich D.IIa from 1933/34.

Source:Bruno Lange, Typenhandbuch der Deutschen Luftfahrt

 

[Michel Van]

Hemut Schneider, graduate engineer, Schönow near Berlin

Schönow is near of town Panketal were Zepernick lies

 

[Silencer1]

Image found without context, can someone identify the type?

What a nice picture! A lucky person near his (perhaps, own-built?) aircraft! The name of aircraft along with the weights has been inscribed on the fuselage. The name of the closest city - placed on the building. So may clues - this a paradise for aircraft recognition' task.