There was no Paris Air Show in 1933 presumably due to the Depression, but some aircraft were on display at the first 'Salon de la qualité française'. The F.402 was a three-seater powered by a five-cylinder Lorraine 5PB radial. F-AMRT was registered to the Marcel Lallouette aero club, Paris. We made detail views of Farman F.391 F-AMTE, also enlarging the Farman F.371 low-wing monoplane F-AMGU, and of Caudron C.282/8 Phalène F-AMSL. Photo from: Bibliothèque nationale de France - Gallica

The three-seet Farman F.400 first flew in 1934. This genuine aircraft represents an F.402 model, used as a liaison and ambulance aircraft by the Republican side in the Spanish Civil War. It is however an F.404, F-PBAY, formerly F-AMGY.