Can one properly identify an aircraft make by X~referencing the registration mark on its fuselage?

Yes.

http://registry.faa.gov/aircraftinquiry/

You can also enter the N number in some search engines and you might find pictures of the aricraft as well.

Waht was the N number ? I',m curious now.

Is it a civil plane with N-registration? If the number on the plane looked like "NX12345", it's most likely the vintage experimental aircraft. Some warbirds wear former military ID, (or made-up ones) that are nothing to do with civil registration.

Mexican planes start from XA, by the way.

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It is possible to cross reference types with registrations. Try www.airliners.net it's a picture website. Thats the only site I can think of, but I'm sure there are quite a few others. Maybe others can also give their input :)

just type the N number in google(dont forget the N) click on the link that says Look up aircraft with registration number N.......

http://registry.faa.gov/aircraftinquiry/NNum_inqui...

Here it is.