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| JUNKERS MONOPLANES AT WAR ,
Windsock Datafile 131, by Harry Woodman, Over 70 rare photos, all new D.I/CL.I GAs, development sketches, colour notes and profiles, this detailed study covers J.1-J.13 WWI Junkers in great detail. $21.95 (reorded) |
| WINDSOCK WORLDWIDE MAGAZINE - VOLUME 24 #5 ,
AEG G.V and AW FK10 plans features * Mickl G Flying Boat archive * RE8 units with colour profiles * Decal reviews in colour and all the usual columns: Kits, books. $15.00 (reordered) |
 | BOOK OF WESTLAND AIRCRAFT, Lukins, A.H., Harborough Publishing, 1973, fine condition,
Westland Aircraft Works was founded in 1915. The company started with the Short "Two-two-five" seaplane for the British Navy, and it built 34 seaplanes before turning its hand to land planes. There followed the "Wagtail", the "Weasel", the "Limousine", the "Widgeon Mark III", the "Wapiti", the "Lysander", and others. They"re all here, complete with photos, specifications and 3-way views, incl. some fold-outs, 104 pgs.
$50.00 |
| FAIREY AIRCRAFT SINCE 1915, Taylor, H.A., Putnam, 1974, vg/vg,
one of the pioneers of British Naval aviation, Fairey is best known for providing the RNAS
& the Fleet Air Arm with aircraft, fully described & ilustrated with photographs
& 3-views, 450 pgs.
$30.00 |
 | ARMSTRONG WHITWORTH AIRCRAFT SINCE 1913 Tapper, Oliver, Putnam, 1973, vg (foxing)/vg,
Armstrong-Whitworth was already a successful shipbuilding & armaments company when it began producing aircraft
in 1913, the company produced military aircraft & the best of Britain's airships in WW1,
& thereafter produced a mix of civilian and military aircraft.
This is a complete catalogue of the company"s production as well as its incomplete development projects, 390 pgs.
$65.00 |
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