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1931réf. W2423Unknown Place: Unpublished 1931. The press called Blanche Stuart Scott 1884-1970 the "Tomboy of the Air" in celebration of her groundbreaking role as a pilot. In addition to being the first American woman to fly solo she was the first woman stunt pilot and the first to fly from coast to coast. The picture appears to have been signed at an airshow clearly after Scott's soloing days were over. The autograph in blue ink remains bright and unfaded--as is the snapshot itself. . SIGNED. Original. Single Sheet. Near Fine. 5 7/8 inches by 3 1/2 Inches. Manuscript. Unpublished
1920réf. 89934Paris, Devambez 1920 In-folio. En feuilles, portefeuille cartonné havane. 4 pp., 30 caricatures contrecollées sur papier fort havane. Portefeuille restauré, planches très fraîches.
réf. DA09A-05679Rawalpindi Pakistan: Historical Section Army Aviation Directorate. Collectible - Good. Rawalpindi Pakistan: Historical Section Army Aviation Directorate 2008. 4to Hardcover. 9596pp7. B/W and color photos. Good book. 2 copies on OCLC. Blue boards with B/W front photo and color rear photo and black front and spine lettering. Corners bumped. Large 1/2 inch gash to upper front joint. Heavy edgewear to the rear joint. Marginal black inked corrections and notations to a few pages throughout. In polypropylene bag. pakistan military history aviation OCLC Inquire if you need further information. NOT AVAILABLE FOR SHIPMENT OUTSIDE OF THE UNITED STATES. Rawalpindi, Pakistan: Historical Section, Army Aviation Directorate hardcover
réf. DADAX036746795XNew unknown
2003Roy. 8vo., First Edition, with title-vignettes, very numerous coloured and monochrome photographs throughout, fine coloured illustrations of aircraft liveries, front endpaper map and rear endpaper portraits in colour; red cloth, gilt back, a near fine copy in unclipped dustwrapper. ONE OF 400 COPIES WITH SIGNED PHOTOGRAPHIC PRINT OF GRISLAWSKI MOUNTED FACING FACING TITLE.
19548vo., First Edition, with frontispiece and 24 plates on 12; navy cloth, backstrip lettered in gilt, a near fine copy in unclipped dustwrapper, the latter chafed and head and tail, and with just the slightest browning at backstrip and (predominantly white) rear panel. Written by Paul Brickhill (already celebrated as the author of another RAF classic 'The Dam Busters', 1951), 'Reach for the Sky' remains the best account of the leg-less Battle of Britain hero. It is the basis of Lewis Gilbert's hugely successful feature film (1954) starring Kenneth More in what was arguably his finest role. One of the legendary figures of the Royal Air Force, Douglas Bader was from the outset an outstanding athlete. As a cadet at Cranwell he gained his 'blues' for cricket, rugby, hockey and boxing. He represented the RAF at both cricket and rugby and would probably have been capped for England but for the accident that changed his life and created a legend. In 1931 a near-fatal air crash left him leg-less. Knowing that no man with such a handicap had ever walked without a stick he nevertheless found his way back to fitness playing tennis, golf and many others sports. He even flew again, until the authorities determined that a pilot without legs could not fly and discharged him from the service. With the outbreak of War he fought to be readmitted, not merely to a desk job, but back to the cockpit. Finally he was given command of a flight which quickly increased to five squadrons as the RAF realised that he was not only an outstanding pilot but an inspired leader of men and a fighter tactician almost of genius. Even as a POW of the Germans his spirit was such that his captors were forced at one stage to remove his artificial limbs to prevent the chance of him escaping. VERY SCARCE IN THIS CONDITION. Enser, p.375.
1997réf. DADAX1560271841Brand: Aviation Supplies n Academics 1997-01-01. 2. paperback. New. 8.25x1.25x11.00. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. Brand: Aviation Supplies n Academics paperback
19973 vols., 8vo., with numerous photographs in the text; original pictorial wrappers, a very good, bright, clean set. The set comprises Vol. 1: Operational Losses: Aircraft and Crews 1939-1941 (1997); Vol. 2: Operational Losses: Aircraft and Crews 1942-1943 (1998); Vol. 3: Operational Losses: Aircraft and Crews 1944-1945 (incorporating Air Defence Great Britain and 2nd TAF) (2000). The standard reference. COMPLETE SETS ARE NOW VERY SCARCE.
réf. P13Tapisserie 45x48 cm.
1924réf. 16809Montrouge Draeger 1924 in-4° 142 pp, nombreuse illustrations de modèles et d'aviteurs avec parfois des fac-simile autographes sur les photos, Mors faibles mais non séparés, petit trou à la fin sinon état tout à fait correct
réf. AEROS181Paris, L'Edition Artistique,2ème trimestre 1908. Catalogue 24x16 cm, 72 pages, 150 gravures, couverture couleurs.
1750réf. 1412Un feuillet, écrit recto-verso sur papier vert, écriture très lisible, ... ortographe très incertaine !
réf. NT13Edition Octobre 1953. Format 21x28 cm, nombreuses planches de croquis. Tirée à 610 exemplaires.
réf. MEE18Reims, lith. Debar, 1909. 14x22cm, 18pp., liste des concurrents, signaux, plan, br. Couv. ill.
1922Il poster (cm. 53 x 36) annuncia uno spettacolo di acrobati volanti a Portland, durante il “Rose festival”, fra il 20 e il 23 giugno 1922. A poster (cm. 53 x 36) announcing a flying acrobats show in Portland, during the 1922 Rose festival.
réf. 202502520S.l., Addim, 1997 ; in-4, br. Feuillets mobiles sous boitage carton tres bon état.
réf. 201314154Paris, L'illustrations, 1938 ; in-folio, 611 pp., cartonnage de l'éditeur.
réf. 225696Aulnat [Puy-de-Dôme], 25 janvier 1947 - 26 février 1947 10 pièces in-8, en feuilles, généralement sur papier d'écolier réglé.
1953français In-folio oblong (40x30 cm) de 13 pages ; calendrier à spirale, second plat avec rabat. Illustrations en couleurs de Luc Marie Bayle et de Pierre Pagès.
réf. LA123Grand in-4 (24x30 cm.), Pages V à XII (table des matières, index alphabétique, sommaires), 364 pages. Relié demi-chagrin, dos quatre nerfs.
réf. AERO535A. Bracke, Casteau (Belgique). Fascicules In-8, N° 1 (15 Juin 1910) au N° 10 (Mars 1911), 160pp., 106 figures in-t.
1934réf. AMA-888S.d. [1934-1935]. Plâtre. Hauteur 31 cm, menu manque sans gravité au dos.
réf. ORD-20099Paris. Librairie des Annales. s.d. ca 1912. In-folio (255 x 326 mm) percaline rouge de l'éditeur, premier plat richement orné or, dos lisse avec titre et fleuron noir, ornement floral sur le dernier plat, gardes bleues, 175 pages. Magnifique ouvrage richement illustré de nombreuses gravures dans le texte, 457 images en noir, 14 hors texte en couleurs, suppléments divers, tables alphabétiques et analytiques. Minimes défauts au cartonnage sinon bel exemplaire.
