Have you weighed,it.If it is 40 grams havy,then it is very similar with Sal's #2
Fruit and leaves + interior +shape,is very similar+ it splits.
Also,Color,and the fact is very sweet is similar too.The larger,cut open,fruit is Sal's#2

ps.Disregard third picture!!

Ciao,  Corleone, Sicilia was the town used in the movie the godfather, it became famous as the birthplace of Vito Andolini in the movies.  The town Corleone was actually a very convenient place to shoot alot of the movie simply because of the fact that Al Pacino  the actor had a large extended family still there in that town!!! Many of the crew and filmteam stayed with actual members of the Pacino family,  Thats what made that town particularly useful, just simply as being the ancestral home of Al Pacino's family.  The Mafiosi were very previlent in the area of Western Sicily especially around Palermo.  Also on the mainland of Italy around Calabria and Campania ( Napoli ).  But most credit for the Mafia term which is used much for Corleone comes from The actor Al Pacino. My friend who lives about 7 miles outside of Corleone says she gets angry when the people always want to refer to their village as Mafia, mostly from U.S. people mainly.  I will check out the godfather and see if theres any good fig tree's growing there, I bet their lovely.  I would imagine Don Corleone most likely had a Sal's fig in his back yard,  Naturally!!!!!  Ciao Ciao 

Adriano said that the fig shown in the 1st post (GM17),
looks like his Schar Italian.
Anybody has a picture of the Schar Italian fig?

Yes Bass,

It looks that we both found the same unknown fig!
The big question: What is the heck is it?
Thanks for the picture.
These unkown figs are a real nightmare.

It is very different from any of my other figs
(that have fruited).
Looks like a painted round golf ball attached to a "tee"
(stem) from a fig tree.
It is a very sweet and prolific fig, but LATE (here in NJ
and it does somewhat eye-shallow-split.

I still have some wood left.
Recommended for long/dry summer regions (else possibly potted).

Hi Sergio,

My (unkown) GM17 is just 2 year old. I will go and look at the mother
plant for any breba. I do not expect any, as I noticed that  it was
trimmed down to ~4-5' for winterizing. BUT, who knows,  some of
last year's wood might have been spared(?).

So far this specimen as been initially ID'd as:
Sal's (C),  Schar Italian and (really an unkown) Brooklyn Dark;
and now, as your own find...

Fruit is very pyramid-shaped on that tree, reminds me of the shape of Grantham Royal.  My BT is nothing like that.  It does have the leaf shape of my BT, and the fruit color, also.  Has that huge eye that sometimes my Monrovia BT gets.