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Aircraft of the Second
World War
The Development of the warplane 1939-45. Charts the enormous strides
that were made during the Second World War, in all of the essential
technologies that would revolutionise air transport in the years ahead.
Book serial number B8755. Price £35. Fully illustrated hardback with
304 pages.
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Biplane to Monoplane
Aircraft Development 1919-39. Explores the formative period between
World Wars, through to the revolutionary breed of advanced all-etal
monoplanes from Northrop, Lockheed, Boeing and Douglas that heralded the
dawn of a new era in the history of the aeroplane.
Book serial number B8747. Price £35. Fully illustrated hardback with
240
pages.
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Avro Aircraft Since
1908 by A J Jackson
The book includes full specifications of all Avro military and civil
aircraft and production lists of all variants, with 3-view drawings and
operational histories of over seventy major types.
Book serial number B8348. Price £35. Fully illustrated hardback with
528 pages.
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Blackburn
Aircraft Since 1909 by A J Jackson
This work presents the absorbing story of a great Yorkshire
enterprise and details over fifty military and civil types in exhaustive
detail.
Book serial number B8305. Price £30. Fully illustrated hardback with
576 pages.
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Boulton Paul Aircraft
Since 1915 by Alec Brew
This book is a complete analysis of the pioneering work of Boulton
Paul in metal structures, and its crucial contribution to the development
of powered gun turrets.
Book serial number B8607. Price £30.
Fully illustrated hardback with 374 pages.
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Bristol Aircraft Since
1910 by C H Barnes
The revised edition of this book provides a complete reference to
all Bristol military, civil and experimental aircraft from the
Anglo-French Bristol Zodiac biplane of 1910 up to the Anglo-French
Concorde.
Book serial number B8232. Price £30. Fully illustrated hardback with
416 pages.
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De Havilland Aircraft
Since 1909 by A J Jackson
This new revised edition is a complete reference work to all de
Havilland military and civil aircraft from the DH 1 pusher biplane to the
DH 125 light jet executive transport.
Book serial number B802X. Price £35. Fully illustrated hardback with
552 pages.
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English Electric
Aircraft and their Predecessors by Stephen Ransom & Robert Fairclough
This work records the Phoenix and COW designs and other related
types before dealing with those bearing the English Electric designation.
Book serial number B8062. Price £30. Fully illustrated hardback with
384 pages.
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Fairey Aircraft Since
1915 by H A Taylor
From the 1914-18 war until well after the Second World War Fairey's
name was associated with some of the best British naval aircraft, from the
Fairey IIIs to the nnet. This book describes and illustrates all the
Fairey aircraft.
Book serial number B8259. Price £35. Fully illustrated hardback with
464 pages.
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Gloster Aircraft Since
1917 by Derek N James
This revised edition reveals many new details about construction,
development and operational history of the company's aircraft, and
appendices give hitherto unpublished information on more than 100 Gloster
projects.
Book serial number B8070. Price £35. Fully illustrated hardback with
398 pages.
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Hawker Aircraft Since
1920 by Francis K Mason
An outstanding work when first published in 1962, the author has
made a complete revision, adding some new chapters on the Sea Harrier GR5
and the joint Anglo-American Harrier.
Book serial number B8399. Price £35. Fully illustrated hardback with
660 pages.
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The Royal Aircraft
Factory by Paul R Hare
The Royal Aircraft Factory built a number of memorable aircraft, the
most outstanding of which was the SE5, deployed during the First World
War, and the BE, FE, and RE series.
Book serial number B8437. Price £25. Fully illustrated hardback with
330 pages.
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Shorts Aircraft Since
1900 by C H Barnes
This thoroughly revised and expanded new edition describes the whole
story of one of the most famous aircraft companies and in doing so unveils
the history of British flying-boats, including the current 360, Sherpa and
Tucano.
Book serial number B8194. Price £35. Fully illustrated hardback with
560 pages.
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Supermarine Aircraft
Since 1914 by C F Andrews & E B Morgan
The Spitfire owed its existence to Supermarine's Schneider seaplane
experience. After the war Supermarine played a major part in the
development of aircraft for both the RAF and the Royal Navy.
Book serial number B8003. Price £30. Fully illustrated hardback with
416 pages.
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Vickers Aircraft Since
1908 by C F Andrews & E B Morgan
Describes all the Vickers aircraft from the early Gunbus and the
Vimy, through designs of the interwar period, and on to the postwar
Viking, Viscount, Vanguard VC-10 airliners and the RAF's first service
four jet bomber, the Valiant.
Book serial number B8151. Price £30. Fully illustrated hardback with
608 pages.
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Westland Aircraft by
Derek N James
Covers the wide variety of military and civil types manufactured by
Westland, written with the co-operation of the company's former test
pilot. Now Westland concentrates on helicopters and has produced a
successful family which serves the Royal Navy and the RAF.
Book serial number B847X. Price £35. Fully illustrated hardback with
516 pages.
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Aircraft of the Royal
Air Force Since 1918 by Owen Thetford
Provides a reliable and comprehensive guide to every aircraft ever
used by the RAF since its establishment in April 1918 to the present day.
Book serial number B8658. Price £35. Fully illustrated hardback with
432 pages.
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The Air Defence of
Britain 1914-1918 by Christopher Cole & E F Cheesman
Remains the definitive work on the subject. Every aircraft recorded
as having taken off in response to a raid is listed, where possible with
its service number and names of its crew.
Book serial number B5388. Price £25. Fully illustrated hardback with
496 pages.
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The British Bomber
Since 1914 by Francis K Mason
The most detailed work available on the subject. Covering 214
aircraft types and illustrated by nearly 500 photographs, the work has
become the premier source in its field.
Book serial number B8615. Price £30. Fully illustrated hardback with
416 pages.
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British Flight Testing
Martlesham Heath 1920-39 by Tim Mason
Records in detail the testing of hundreds of aeroplane types, as
well as the testing of equipment and armaments.
Book serial number B8577. Price £30. Fully illustrated hardback with
288 pages.
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British Naval Aircraft
Since 1912 by Owen Thetford
This sixth edition includes the latest trials of the new EH-101
Merlin as well as new information on the early aircraft involved.
Book serial number B8496. Price £35. Fully illustrated hardback with
544 pages.
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Beech Aircraft and
Their Predecessors by A J Pelletier
Analyses the development of a company which became famous for its
single and twin engined aeroplanes, its executive aircraft and commuter
liners.
Book serial number B8631. Price £35. Fully illustrated hardback with
256 pages.
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Bell Aircraft Since
1935 by A J Pelletier
Looks in equal detail at Bell's large family of superb helicopters
and the more unorthodox aircraft built before and during the Second World
War.
Book serial number B8518. Price £35. Fully illustrated hardback with
288 pages.
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Curtiss Aircraft
1907-1947 by Peter M Bowers
A complete history of the pioneer work of Glenn Curtiss. All Curtiss
aircraft, including projects and prototypes, are described and illustrated
with a large number of photographs and general arrangement drawings.
Book serial number B8119. Price £35. Fully illustrated hardback.
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