This aircraft is almost certainly a replica and I was told at the time that it was being used for filming in Spain. I had never satisfactorily identified it but thanks to John Murray, 38 years later it has been identified. It was a converted Caudron C.275 c/n 007 (F4012)F-WZBK (1). The one behind was Caudron C.275 c/n 006 (F4013), F-WZBJ

The Brantly B-2 was never a common type in the UK and I had not seen one in the air for many years. This superb example was a real treat to me

The titles on the side are for Greenhow and Wright. The fact that they are upside down suggests that this aircraft spent a lot of time inverted.