The plane in the post #262 is not the PWS-26. The Polish training aircraft had the wings of the rectangular shape with rounded tips. The shape of the elevators was different. Also the ailerons were on the top wing only. The one in the picture has ailerons both on the top and bottom wings . What is more the wings are of the trapeze shape. Additionally there is the fairing behind the pilot's headrest. The PWS 26 didn't had it at all. The engine of the PWS 26 had the NACA cowling with small bulges for tappets what can be seen in the pic attached to the post #263
Edit.... I have found it.. this is a Raab-Katzenstein RK 26 also known as the Fieseler F1/F2 Tigerschwalbe/Tiger. It is a German training plane. The kites were built by Întreprinderea de Construcii Aeronautice Românesti (ICAR).The first copy of the Acrobatic sport-training aircraft was released in 1935.