Aviation

[Philadelphia]: Commercial Museum, 1919. Unbound. Near Fine. Approximately 15.5" x 11.5". Just about fine. Professionally mounted on linen. Signed in the plate by H.T. Cubberley, about whom we can find no additional information. Original poster for an exhibition of naval aircraft at Philadelphia's Commercial Museum in 1919. Various aircraft are depicted in flight. Possibly done in-house for the museum, we have only seen or heard of one other example (on blue paper), and presume it to be rare.

1913. EIFFEL, G., transl. Jerome C. HUNSAKER. THE RESISTANCE OF THE AIR AND AVIATION: EXPERIMENTS CONDUCTED AT THE CHAMP-DE-MARS LABORATORY. London: Constable & Co./Boston: Houghton Mifflin & Co., 1913. 2nd edition, revised and enlarged. xvi + 242 pp. 4to., red cloth sunned to brown at spine, stamped in gilt and blind. Cloth soiled, corners bumped. B/w photo reproductions, diagrams in the text; large folding b/w charts at rear. A few of the charts have pencil notations. Binding sound and text clean, complete.

New York: McGraw-Hill Book Company. Good. 1944. 1st Edition [stated]. Flexible leatherette. Book is Good. First Edition [stated]. Clean and unmarked text with a faint page edge tanning. Rear paste-down has pencil stocking numbers. Very light surface spot on rear cover surface. Some wear to cover spine ends and faint wear cover corner tips. Single light bump front spine edge of cover. Top corner tips bent on pages 189-196. Binding error at false title page gutter - glue from binding had stuck pages together at gutter. Beautiful quality folding charts. ; Maps, Charts & Graphs; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 333 pages .

Oxford University Press, 1924. Book. Very Good. Hardcover. 1st Edition. Limited to 1000 copies. The book is still firmly bound and has been carefully read. The hardcover is has some light edge wear & is slightly faded with a little spotting. Inside the pages are clean and free from foxing. No inscription or ownership markings. No torn, loose or missing pages. Many illustrations in b/w and some colour plates. A large & heavy volume which weighs about 2.5kg with packaging so special postage rates apply for shipping overseas.

, 1937; 8" x 10" silver gelatin photograph of Charles LIndbergh attending the Lilienthal Society Congress at Munich in 1937. A photo from the archives of the Los Angeles Examiner newspaper (1903-1962), with original press release still attached to the back, reading "MUNICH, GERMANY: COLONEL CHARLES LINDBERGH PICTURED WITH OTHER GUESTS WHILE ATTENDING THE OPENING SESSION OF THE LILIENTHAL SOCIETY CONGRESS HERE RECENTLY. DURING THEIR VISIT, BOTH COL. AND MRS. LINDBERGH WERE THE GUESTS OF BARON AND BARONESS VON CRAMER-KLETT AT HOHENASCHAU CASTLE." Release dated 10/18/37, photo stamped on the back "Received, Examiner Reference Library, Oct. 21, 1937 --- World Wide Photo." Although the Lindberghs were there unofficially to attend the Lilienthal conference, they also made junkets to a number of German airfields and manufacturing plants, where they reportedly engaged in covert reconnaissance of German Luftwaffe strength and capabilities for U.S. Army Intelligence. The… Read More

Complete bound Volume 1 (Numbers 1-12) of Popular Flying, preserving the original covers. Edited by W.E Johns, with significant contributions including illustrations and writing by him. Includes the first appearance of Biggles in the story "The White Fokker" (as well as a further short story as 'William Earle'). A total of 10 of these 12 issues contain Biggles stories, the early stories under the pen-name "William Earle". Very Good condition internally (protected by the binding), with bumping to lower corners of pages, and early cracking to front hinge. Externally, there is significant scraping to the boards and chipping/discolouration to the spine label. It is most uncommon for bound volumes to preserve the glorious original covers of these magazines.William Earl Johns (5 February 1893 – 21 June 1968) was an English pilot and writer of adventure stories, usually written under the pen name Captain W. E. Johns. He is best remembered as the creator of the ace pilot and adventurer Biggles.

Double Star. By Robert A. Heinlein. Doubleday & Company, Inc. BCE. 1956, Doubleday Science Fiction. CLASSIC SCI-FI. Used. VG/Good- original dust jacket. Summary: Lorenzo Smythe, an out-of-work actor, finds himself shanghaied on a spaceship bound for Mars and big trouble. 190 pages. 5 ¾ X 8 ½.

Tonbridge: Air-Britain [0-85130-284-X] 2001. (4to) 594pp. Very good plus, no dust jacket. Photographs, tables, registration numbers, appendices, bibliography. A tear at the foot of the spine. (Transportation, Lockheed Aircraft).

Hinckley: Midland Publishing 978-1-85780-214-6 [978-1-85780-214-6] 2005. (4to) 368pp. Fine in fine dust jacket. Black & white and color photographs and illustrations. Locale: Russia. (Military, Military Aircraft--Russia, OkB Tupolev, Tupolev aircraft).

Williamsburg, PA: [no-publisher], 1928. First edition. Scarce souvenir booklet published by Stultz's hometown of Williamsburg, PA, in commemoration of his historic trans-Atlantic flight June 17-18, 1928, with Lou Gordon and Amelia Earhart. Issued on the occasion of his "Home-coming Celebration" in Williamsburg on July 18, 1928. SIGNED ON FRONT COVER BY EARHART, GORDON, and STULTZ. 7.5 x 5.25" oblong cord-tied paperwraps with illustration of the soaring "Friendship" in red on front; 16 pages plus covers. The text covers Stultz's life and accomplishments in aviation and features black-and-white photographs including one of Amelia Earhart in flight gear on page 4. Two-page "Programme" of events at center details the planned arrival of the Friendship crew by train at 9:30 am followed by a Military Parade replete with marching bands "covering principal streets in the town" and over 2 hours of "Formal Exercises" introducing the pilots to the crowds, etc., before the planned departure of the fliers at 4:30… Read More

SIGNED AND FLAMBOYENTLY SKETCHED BY RICHARD BACH! Also briefly inscribed as shown with "Happy Flying!" This is the 1983 Macmillan edition. Feels unread, so pristine text; one corner bumped, prior owner's custom label on ffe. Moderate shelfwear on DJ, price is intact, looks quite nice in a new mylar cover. Bach's 3rd book, published just prior to Jonathan. Expedited shipping is welcome; signed by author.

SIGNED AND FLAMBOYENTLY SKETCHED BY RICHARD BACH! Also briefly inscribed as shown with "Happy Flying!" This is a 1st printing of the 1983 Macmillan edition. Feels unread, so pristine text but mild aging to the boards and some shelfwear to the dust jacket. Prior owner's custom label on ffe. Looks quite nice in a new mylar cover. Bach's 2nd published book. Expedited shipping is welcome; signed by author.

Coulson Flying Tankers, 2010. 1st Edition . Soft cover. Very Good. In Very Good Used Condition. With Minor Shelf Wear To Edges And/Or Turned Corners. - For More Information On Condition. Please See All Photos. ~ The Hawaii And Philippine Mars Are Still In Action. They Are Us National Treasures, Serving The Us Navy From 1945 To 1958. Starting Their Careers Operating Between The California Coast And Hawaiian Islands During The Second World War, These Aircraft Are The Only Two That Still Operate Today In Commercial Air Service. Of The Five Martin Mars Originally Built, Only These Two Remain. They Were Converted To Water Bombers In 1960 By A Consortium Of Five Bc Timber Companies. Since 1960 These Aircraft Have Operated Out Of Beautiful Sproat Lake, Port Alberni, Bc, Fighting Over 4,000 Wildfires And Dropping An Impressive 7,200 Gallons Per Load. Coulson Group Purchased These Aviation Giants In 2007 And Received Its First Us Mission In The Firestorm Of 2007 In San Diego County. In 2008 The Aircraft… Read More

Minor rips in dust jacket along edges (see photo)
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Buzz Aldrin, Signed: Magnificent Desolation 2009 1st Edition Magnificent Desolation: The Long Journey Home From The MoonSigned by Buzz Aldrin in blue pen, signature only. Harmony, New York, 2009First Edition stated with a complete number line.Buzz Aldrin (American, b.1930), an American astronaut, who was a Lunar Module Eagle pilot on the 1969 Apollo 11 mission. Aldrin and Commander Neil Armstrong were the first people to land on the Moon.Copy VG+, DJ fine, with the lower corner of the first pages moisture stained. Please refer to the photos or request additional info.