De Havilland Hydromatic Propellers: Notes for Pilots and Ground Staff by de Havilland Aircraft Company

Hatfield: The De Havilland Aircraft Company Ltd, 1955 First edition. Paperback book : cream card wrappers with blue DH motif to front, stapled, small oblong format. 98pp. With one colour and many b&w photos, some full page, showing de Havilland aircraft, engines, propellers and factories around the world. Text includes a list of aircraft made since 1915, and full specifications for each aircraft and engine featured in photos, including Vampire, Dove, Heron Ambassador and the Comet. A Very Good copy. Clean, well-bound pages, a few small marks to wrappers, and staples slightly rusty; no inscriptions. Photos available. Note that 1948 brochure also available.

Hatfield: The De Havilland Aircraft Company Ltd, 1948 First edition. Paperback book : blue card wrappers with DH motif to front, stapled, small oblong format. 79pp. With one colour and many full page b&w photos, showing de Havilland aircraft, engines, and factories around the world. Text includes a list of aircraft made since 1915, and full specifications fo each aircraft and engine featured in photos, including Mosquito, Dove and Ambassador. Interestingly the text mentions the Comet which was then in the design stage. A Very Good copy. Mostly clean, well-bound pages, slight darkening to wrappers from handling, and staples rusty; no inscriptions. Photos available. Note that 1955 brochure also available. Pictures available.

Portable Trunk Pubs, No Reprint Date Replica/reprint published by Portable Trunk Publishers. (undated) Circa 2012. A delightful look at many aspects of these unique British airplanes. Shows sales / trade samples, specialty model numbers and specifications, styles and types of interior. modifications, etc. Ideal catalog for engineers, designers, architects, collectors, and antique dealers in aircraft memorabilia. Clean and Unmarked Text. Very Good condition. Text is in English. Paper / Soft cover reprint edition in very good condition, flex covers, spiral bound, a sturdy book. Overall good copy informative resource. It would make a great gift for the fan in your life, even if that's you. Modern, undated replica. Facsimile Bound Reprint. Defects: None found. Archival reprint.. Soft Bound Flex Cover. Very Good/No Dust Jacket. Illus. by Fully Illustrated. Trade Samples Replica Catalog.

Hertsfordshire: De Havilland Aircraft Company, 1940. Paperback. Good. Paperback. 21pp+ folding diagrams. Screw-bound signatures contained in vinyl folder. Foxed throughout, ownership name on title page, else good.

de Havilland Enterprise, 1951. Book. Very Good. Hardcover. 10 magazines published for private circulation between August 1949 & February 1951 & bound in dark green hardback. The hardback cover has some edgeear but inside the magazines are in VG clean condition & have been carefully read. No inscription or ownership markings. No tears or loss. Illustrations include b/w photos, some colour artwork & cartoons. A heavy volume, .

Herts, England: The De Havilland Aircraft Company, 1936. Soft cover. Good. 6" x 7.5" Soft leatherette covers. 25, [18], [17] folding illustrations at rear. Soiling to covers, spot of wear from removed tape or label to front cover. Short tear to foot of rear cover. Wear inside front cover. Some chipping to fore edge of interior.

Hertfordshire: issued by the de Havilland Engine Company Limited, 1957. Original folder with preliminary leaves and 20 separately paginated sections. A well-preserved maintenance handbook. This publication comprises 20 sections respectively updated at different times during the timeframe 1948 to 1957. It is complete for the revisions current September 1957. For further information please contact us directly for a full collation report, including the amendment numbers and pagination for each section. The de Havilland Gipsy Major (or Gipsy IIIA) is a four-cylinder, air-cooled, inverted inline engine used in various light aircraft produced in the thirties, including the famous Tiger Moth biplane. Originally 130 horsepower (92kW), it later developed into 141 and 145 horsepower (105, 110 kW) engines. The Gipsy was one of the most popular sport aircraft engines well into the fifties and was the engine of choice for various light aircraft, trainers, and liaison aeroplanes evidenced by this handbook dating… Read More