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193948 pages. Features: Cover photo of a T.C.A. Lockheed approaching Canada's National War Memorial in Ottawa; Full-page Lockheed ad on page one features Two T.C.A. photos and one illustration - full T.C.A. theme - excellent!; Just Twenty Years Ago - Captain Stuart Graham's memoirs of Canada's first post-war flying; Full-page Lycoming ad; Awesome full-page illustrated ad for the Pioneer Instrument Company shows a 74-passenger transatlantic Boeing Clipper skipping across the water; Airport and Airway Lighting - article with illustrations; Nice full-page Beechcraft ad promotes their Model 18; 1917 Combatants - 1939 Correspondents - Ernst W. Steinitz and Capt. A.C. Burt; Igor I. Sikorsky speaks to Toronto gathering about engineering developments in aviation; Hudson's Bay Company selects Beechcraft 18D for air operation - brief article with great photo; Nice Rotax ad; Fantastic full-page colour photo ad for Player's cigarettes looking back from the deck of H.M.S. "Royal Oak" tothe H.M.S. Revenge; Centrefold ad for the Cygnet; Kenyon Field at Lethbridge is officially opened - article with photo and map; Great full-page illustrated ad for Blackburn Aircraft shows fighters diving; Taylorcraft Aviation Corp full-page ad features three photos of Miss Mary Spearing and her plane; McKee Trophy awarded to Operating Personnel of T.C.A.; New Variable Pitch Propeller for Light Aircraft; Grand Old Lady Retires; R.C.A.F. assigned important duties during Royal visit; The candid camera goes to Birmingham, Alabama; News from the West Coast; Wing Tips from Edmonton; Old Country Gossip; Know Your Pilots - J.H. Lymburner of Canadian Airways, Montreal; Nice full-page photo ad for McLaughlin-Buick; News from Flying Clubs; M.A.L.C. News; Cub Aircraft ad for their Trainer; Nice full-page ad for Rec Cap Ale with illustration of Hops being harvested and a photo of company employees with a caption listing their generous company benefits; *Fantastic* full-page Junkers photo ad inside back boasts of their new international speed record - the Junkers-Bomber with JUMO 211 engines achieved 517 mph; Intava ad on back cover; and more. Moderate wear. Unmarked. A sound vintage copy. Magazine
193956 pages. Features: Cover photo of an Aeronca Chief piloted by Johnny Jones on his non-stop transcontinental flight; Photos taken at the Luncheon at the Annual Meeting of teh Canadian Flying Clubs Association, Chateau Laurier, Ottawa, January 30, 1939; Nice one-page Gold Flake cigarette ad; Flying beyond sixty - article and photos (part 1); Flight tests of the Boeing Stratoliner - article and great photos; Pilots of the Northern Sky use Up-to-date Radios; De Havilland Expands - photos of addition to Willowdale plant; Excellent one-page photo ad for De Havilland features the Dragon Rapide, Tiger Moth and Moth Minor; Intava Aviation Products; One-page photo ad for Lockheed shows their parts being anodized; Know your pilots - article and photo of C.M.G. "Con" Farrell of Canadian Airways, Edmonton; Full-page photo ad for Brewster Aircraft parts shows their four-storey plant; Flamingo Flight Test Observations; Nice Rotax ad; Light Planes and Races Feature Miami Show - interesting photos and article; Full-page ad for Kollsman Instrument Co.; Progress in Light Planes Illustrated by 1939 Aeroncas; Ads for Berry Brothers floats and MacDonald Bros. floats; DC-5 - The Fifth of the Douglas DC Series - article with diagrams and rendering; Colour full-page ad for Player's cigarettes shows the Fortress of Gibraltar from behind the guns on the deck of the H.M.S. Nelson; Magnificent photo centerfold shows the Flamingo Airliner, De Havilland's latest product, above the clouds; Hamilton, Ontario - "The City of Opportunity" - article with photos of the Mayor and Industrial Comissioner; Nice full-page ad for Cub Aircraft features photo of G.L. Culver and his sister from Simcoe, Ontario; Many Improvements feature 1939 Fairchild "24's"; Nice photo-illustrated photo ad for the Fairchild "24" for 1939; Radiotelephone links Newfoundland with Canada; Amazing one-page photo ad for Imperial Airways features photo of their huge Ensign, the biggest air liner in Europe; The Airman's Hymm; Know Your Pilots - Con Farrell; Old Country Gossip; News from the West Coast; News from the flying clubs; Tale Spinning from Winnipeg; Nice photo ad for McLaughlin-Buick; Wonderful vintage Red Cap Ale full-page ad with illustration of farmer who grows their malting barley and a group photo of some of their employees, with details about their generous employee benefits; Nice Junker photo ad inside back cover features their parts being inspected with spectral analysis; Intava ad on back cover; and more. Moderate wear. Unmarked. A sound vintage copy. Magazine
193952 pages. Features: Cover photo of part of the Sportsman Pilots Association Fleet at Gray Rocks Airport in the Laurentians; Pratt & Whitney ad inside front cover; Goodyear aviation tire full-page ad; Nice two-page ad for Fleet Aircraft's Commercial Aircraft features photo of a Model 50K being loaded; Editorial on our new customer - The Air Tourist; At the Sportsman Pilots Association Annual Outing; Sandwell's Page - observations on current topics; Aircraft Engines and their Development; England - Egypt with Imperial Airways; Old Country Gossip; Full-page Lockheed ad with title "Across Europe in 4 Hours!"; Nice full-page photo ad for Imperial Airways; News from the West Coast; Trans-Ocean Flying; Airlines and Transport; Fantastic photos at the end of the first England - Canada Air Mail Flight by Imperial Airways show the 24-ton Caribou flying boat afloat and a group of dignitaries and crew members including C.D. Howe; Paul Malone describes his flight from Southampton to Alexandrea, Egypt; Small photo of Grant McConachie, President of Yukon Southern Air Transport; Aircraft and Engines; Full-page ad for the Cygnet; Photo of a new Harlow PC-5 with perforated flaps extended; Photo of the new Boeing B-17B; Great colour full-page ad for Player's cigarettes shows sailors working under the 15" guns of H.M.S. Warspite in the Mediterranean; Wonderful centerfold photo ad looks down on a couple flying the new De Havilland Moth on a clear day; Nice BG Corporation full-page ad salutes the U.S. Army Air Corps on its 13th Anniversary - with a great photo showing their planes flying over Manhattan; Taylorcraft full-page ad; Amazing photos of Wellington I bomber fuselages being erected in large numbers at Weybridge - the geodetic construction is remarkable to view; B-A Gasoline ad shows the Tops III, the world's fastest 225 class speedboat which set a new world speed record at Picton; Photo of the T.C.A. hangar at Winnipeg which is being doubled in size; Interesting photo of a demonstration of the Griswold Fognozzle , an efficient device for rapidly extinguishing fires; Photo of Norie Nishio and Bob McLellan - Vancouver model aircraft champions for 1939; Full-page ad for the Cup Coupe; Nice photo ad for Junkers inside back cover shows inspector testing a wing; People in the News; Statistics; Empire Air Defence; Canadian Air Defence; Airports; Radio; Flying Schools and Training; Model Aviation News; Imperial Oil ad on back cover shows two photos of American Export Airlines' "Transatlantic" being fueled at Halifax; and more. Moderate wear. Unmarked. A sound vintage copy. Magazine
1963Best.-Nr. 719675PN. New. 1963. Soft Cover. Date is original print. This is a reprint edition. . PN paperback
2010Roy. 8vo., First Edition thus, with numerous coloured and monochrome photographs and illustrations throughout; blue cloth, gilt back, grey endpapers, a fine copy in unclipped dustwrapper. First published in France in 2008.
1983Best.-Nr. 81784London: Arms and Armour Press. 1983. 256 S. 4to. Mit zahlr. Abbildungen. Or.-Pp. mit Schutzumschlag.
1972Oblong 4to., First Edition, with numerous photographs throughout; brown cloth, backstrip lettered in silver, a near fine copy in unclipped dustwrapper.
1998192p. Numerous color photographs. 4to. Original full paper binding. Original dust jacket. Hardbound. Very nice copy. AIR/1
2016Best.-Nr. 88381EPA, Chêne 2016 In-4 cartonné 31,2 cm sur 25. 192 pages. Très bon état d’occasion.
1978Best.-Nr. 63011Everett & Renton WA; Chicago: Boeing Company Commercial Airplane Division ca. 1978. Oblong 4to. 11 x 8.75 in. 45 leaves unnumbered. 22 printed colour photo plates some showing evidence of intent for ring binders 7 numbered plates of artist’s renderings 16 colour photographs on glossy Kodak colour photo stock sized 8.5 x 11 in. some w/ ink notations on versos. Colour-illustrated recent perfect-bound softcovers original perforations at gutter margin of some images some cropped smaller at fore-edge as originally issued minor age-toning to fore-edges still a VG exemplar. First edition of this exceedingly scarce original Boeing company photographic sales catalogue originally intended to be issued in adjustable ring binding detailing all the different models and customers for the famed four-engine jumbo jet which changed the history of aviation when it was introduced in 1970. Developed through the late 1960’s the first plane rolled out of the plant in 1968. This catalogue includes photographs of the Boeing engine programs for assorted configurations including Pratt & Whitney General Electric and Rolls-Royce. The next section of the catalogue is devoted to photographs showing off all the different seating configurations upholstery options as well as galleys lounges dining lounges and bunks for the Boeing 747SP which was a very popular shortened version. These photos encompass 10 & 9-seat Economy Class 8- & 9-seat Business Class together with reproductions of the original in-house Boeing artist’s renderings. Also featured are photos and printed photos capturing the two-level stairway upholstery options as well as galleys lounges dining lounges and lush 1970’s first class lounges. In addition these images represent an increased interest in reflecting diversity in flight crews for Pan Am TWA British Airways Cathay Pacific Quantas and other airlines as the flight attendants are in many cases featured as Asian Black & Caucasian sporting sleek nylons & stylish heels with polyester uniforms of the era. The upholstery and interior configuration photographs capture a wide range of 1970’s colours from Harvest Gold to Avocado Green wood paneling details for the first class lounge exotic psychedelic fabrics for the seating and opulent seating for Saudi or Middle Eastern Airliners with Moorish details and lavish fabrics. Included as well are a couple colour photo plates and photographs showing the assorted 747 freight variants and their “Intermodal System”freight containers being loaded from truck onto the aircraft and tied down cargo crates. The Boeing 747 was the original Jumbo Jet and the first wide-body produced and continues to be one of the most successful large jet airliners ever built with over 1574 built and the final aircraft delivered to Atlas Air in early 2023. These catalogues were issued in assorted variations with multiples of differing images often targeting specific customers so they were all intended as sales ephemera in process. No copies located in Worldcat. Boeing Company, Commercial Airplane Division, paperback
Best.-Nr. A47481Seattle WA: Boeing Airplane Company. Very Good. Stapled wraps. This is a group of Boeing Service Guides issues 3-7 and an index that runs through Jan. 1950 . The guides are in Very Good condition. All of the guides have hole punches so they can be added to a binder. There is a bit of light wear and creasing to the spine ends and corners of the guides they have been used by mechanics. The text pages are all clean and bright. The index has the most wear and tear along with a couple of small edge teawrs and grubbiness to the covers. All of the guides are focused on the Boeing Stratocruiser. "On November 29 1945 Pan American World Airways Pan Am became the launch customer with the largest commercial aircraft order in history a $24500000 order for 20 Stratocruisers. Earlier in 1945 a Boeing C-97 had flown from Seattle to Washington D. C. Nonstop in six hours and four minutes; with this knowledge and with Pan Am President Juan Trippe's high regard for Boeing after their success with the Boeing 314 Clipper Pan Am was confident in ordering the expensive plane." from Wikipedia; Boeing Service Guide . Boeing Airplane Company paperback
Catalogo pubblicitario costituito da depliant più volte pieg. La produzione del Boing a partire dal 1916, con 16 schede ill. fronte retro della flotta aerea
1938Best.-Nr. 28774Seattle Wa U. S. A.: Boeing Airplane Company. Very Good with No dust jacket as issued. 1938. First Edition; First Printing. Softcover. The only defect I see or rather smell is a definite musty odor. These need airing out but difficult to do in my storage. Price is for both issues. ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 12 pages . Boeing Airplane Company paperback
in-8°, 320 pages + 12 pages de photos n&b, broche, couv., jaquette illustree. Bon etat. [MI-16]
1959Manifesto cm 66 x 56.5 circa piu' volte ripiegato con foto e illustrazioni al verso raffiguranti hostess e viaggiatori. Bruniture alla facciata di copertina. Al verso grande immagine a colori del Boeing intercontinentale Sabena. Testo in francese. Pieghevole pubblicitario di questo boeing della compagnia belga Sabena.
1943Best.-Nr. 9068Seattle: Boeing Company 1943. First Edition. Loose print in folder. Very Good. Folio. 11 x 14 inch color lithograph photo reproduction on heavy cream paper in folder printed blue and black. Folder edges lightly crimped with short closed tears and a mellowed crease. Print with mellowed creases. A keepsake presented to visitors as they exited a tour of the Seattle factory their "first opportunity to see the plant in its entirety." The folder is printed with a letter to employees and their families from Boeing President Philip Johnson and Fortress Facts. The fine color print shows a B-17F in flight captioned verso. Preserved in a clear archival pouch with acid free backing. Boeing Company unknown
1987198 pages. Index. Glossary. Profusely illustrated with reproductions of black and white photos and twelve in color. "Flying for the first time in December 1947, the XB-47 prototype proved single-handedly that large swept-wing aircraft were feasible. In the process it also paved the way for other military machines like the B-52 Stratofortress and the KC-135 Stratotanker as well as the hugely successful Model 707 and 747 commercial jetliners. Best remembered as a medium bomber with SAC at the height of the Cold War, today few of the 2,042 B-47s survive to recall the days when it formed a key element in the defence of the United States." - back cover. Moderate sunning to spine. Clean and unmarked with light wear. A sound copy. Book
19708vo., First Edition, with coloured and monochrome photographs and illustrations throughout; pictorial wrappers, wire-stitched as issued, a very good, bright, clean copy. [Aircraft Profile 205].
Best.-Nr. 648ALLAN londres , jaquette , bon état , 1972 , 145 p , 23 x 18 cm
Best.-Nr. 74776E-190. Very Good. Paperback. Folder. 4to. No Date. Unpaginated. Illustrated with color photos. Wrappers lightly worn with some light shelf-wear to the extremities present. Book is free of ownership marks. Text is clean and free of marks. Binding tight and solid. The BGM-109 Tomahawk Land Attack Missile TLAM is an American long-range all-weather jet-powered subsonic cruise missile that is used by the United States Navy Royal Australian Navy Royal Netherlands Navy and Royal Navy in ship and submarine-based land-attack operations. This was apparently the Air Launched Cruise Missile variant that was developed by Boeing for the US Air Force.; 8vo 8" - 9" tall . paperback
1998Oblong 4to., First Edition, with coloured and monochrome photographs, and numerous large folding cutaway illustrations; pale blue cloth, backstrip lettered in silver, a fine copy in unclipped dustwrapper.
1955Best.-Nr. 63191Seattle WA: Boeing Airplane Company 1955. 4to. 62 pp sections separately paginated. printed in tan sepia & black. Photo illustrations charts 1 large folding genealogical table of evolution of Boeing aircraft. Pictorial covers plastic comb-binding as issued minor edgewear slight scuffing still VG bright copy. First edition of this well-illustrated and nicely concise company history of the development of Boeing civilian and military aircraft from World War I through the Korean War. Boeing Airplane Company, unknown
1980Best.-Nr. 046937Seattle: Boeing Commercial Airplane Company. 1980. 203pp bw & col ills diagrams. Or pictorial card. Name blacked out on front cover some foxing to cover light edge wear. Technical advanced systems manual for Boeing 737-200 jet aircraft. Second Printing. Soft Cover. Very Good. 4to. Boeing Commercial Airplane Company. Paperback
1987Best.-Nr. 59459Angry Mountain Press 1987. Complete with foldout illustration of airplane & illustrated endpapers. This volume is from the lifetime collection of retired librarian Margaret Enid Knox Goggin. Hardback Clothbound. Fine Condition. Angry Mountain Press Hardcover
1970Best.-Nr. 236751970. Boeing commercial aircraft engineering and production photo archive documenting 747 fuselage assembly at Everett and 737 final assembly at Renton circa 1970s during the company's expansion from conventional jetliner manufacture into wide body mass production. The 747 program required Boeing to coordinate a new airframe of unprecedented size with specialized tooling elevated work platforms component supply networks and a purpose built factory completed while the first aircraft was already under development. Photographs of the 737 line place that effort within Boeing's larger manufacturing system where several aircraft programs advanced simultaneously through separate but related sequences of subassembly joining systems installation testing and finishing. Photo archive of 12 silver gelatin and color photographs on four sheets ranging from approximately 4 x 6 inches to 9 x 10 inches Washington State circa 1970s. Nine color images arranged as a contact sheet show a Boeing 747 fuselage under construction inside a large assembly building suspended and supported amid scaffolding elevated platforms overhead cranes access stairs and surrounding work stations. Successive views record the unfinished forward fuselage from several positions including the cockpit section upper deck open structural areas and work platforms aligned along the aircraft's sides. A separate color photograph shows three technicians working around a long cylindrical mechanical or aerospace component mounted horizontally on supports in a laboratory or engineering shop with wiring hand tools parts cabinets and test equipment surrounding the assembly. Two large silver gelatin prints depict rows of Boeing 737 aircraft in successive stages of completion at the Renton final assembly plant from bare metal airframes crowded by scaffolding to nearly finished aircraft standing on an open production floor. A Boeing Public Relations caption dated July 1976 identifies the "737 final assembly line" states that fuselage and subassembly sections were brought from other buildings and joined on a single row line beside the 727 assembly area and records a production rate of three Advanced 737 200 aircraft per month. Versos carry Boeing file stamps editorial markings handwritten filing notes and the identification "Final assembly of Boeing 737 at Renton Wash." Boeing launched the 747 program in the second half of the 1960s after Pan American World Airways committed to the new aircraft forcing the company to design both the airplane and the industrial system needed to produce it on a compressed schedule. The first 747 rolled out at Everett in 1968 and flew in 1969 introducing a twin aisle passenger cabin a raised flight deck and a fuselage large enough to serve passenger cargo and convertible configurations. Its production depended on the controlled movement of immense structural sections through fixed assembly positions with cranes and elevated tooling giving workers access to surfaces that could not be reached through conventional narrow body production methods. The Renton photographs show how Boeing maintained standardized output on the smaller 737 while the Everett plant absorbed the scale and complexity of the 747 linking engineering development to repeatable factory production across two major commercial aircraft programs. Light surface wear occasional edge creasing and small tears adhesive caption residue stamps and editorial annotations; color images retain good detail with some warm color shift. Overall in good condition. A factory level record of how Boeing converted wide body aircraft design into an organized production system while sustaining high volume jetliner manufacture at Renton. unknown books
