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[singüe]

Latecoere, maybe?

[JimmyBlonde]

Caudron C.600?

(Probably not but am I close???)

[King_109]

This is french aircraft Nieuport Ni-160

[Oscarito]

Correct! The Nieuport Ni-160 was one of the first products of Loire-Nieuport factory after being merged with Breguet, and nationalized into SNCAO. It was the forerunner of Ni-161 fighter prototype that competed with Morane-Saulnier MS.405 for a government contract to supply Armée de l'Air with mass produced front line fighters. The ball is now with King_109

[King_109]

Okey  Too easy xd

[max_thehitman]

Never seen it before

[sniperton]

Dunno whether the info on the net is correct, but theoretically it's the Curtiss XP-40 prototype model aircraft. 

http://christophe.arribat.pagesperso-orange.fr/stofp40.html

[King_109]

Thats Right XP-40 a prototype for a single-engine pursuit plane the U.S. Army Air Corps. your move  Sniperton

[mexchiwa]

That's a P-46

[sniperton]

Mexchiva is right IMHO. The second photo depicts another Curtiss plane. Anyway.
This is the tail section of another big bird. (The wing upstairs belongs to another plane.) You can simply look up its registry code, but that would be cheating 

[mexchiwa]

AW Ensign?

[sniperton]

Excellent! Armstrong Whitworth A.W.27, photographed at Croydon Airfield in 1938. Your turn