World Aircraft Volume 2 1918-1935

World Aircraft provides a comprehensive and well-documented history of early aviation. This second volume in the series, 1918-1935, includes 180 aeroplanes and dirigibles which were in service during the period, from the seaplane which began the first regular passenger service, Benoist XIV to the famous Douglas DC 3. Each entry is illustrated in full colour and there are also many additional diagrams, charts and maps.


by Enzo Angelluci and Paolo Matricardi
1977 BCA edn. 319pp slightly yellowed, foxing to edges, otherwise good, d/j covered in clear plastic and stuck to inner boards.






Note:
"Long" descriptions, where shown, may have been taken from the book's dust jacket notes, and as such are relevant to the date of publication (e.g. any references to "new edition" "previously unpublished photographs" etc.) and not the present.