One of the "Harleyford" series, includes every RAF squadron badge up to 1955. With detailed illustrations of aircraft insignia and camouflage including a selection of US and Axis markings.

1956, Harleyford Publications, Sixth Impression., ,< M-01>,Large format, 212pp, colour plates & photos, numerous b/w photos, line drawings, No d/w, boards marked, spine slightly torn, binding loose at fep., ,
Subject...Aviation - General
Web No. 162-05..............................£8.00 

Fair condition in stained boards. Previous owner's inscription. One of the "Harleyford" series. The book includes every RAF squadron badge up to 1954, including detailed illustrations of aircraft insignia and camouflage plus a selection of U.S. and Axis markings. Revised third impression of 1956 0riginal.

1959, Harleyford Publications, , ,< M-01>,212pp, numerous colour plates, b/w photos & line drawings, Fair in stained green boards, ,
Subject...Aviation - General
Web No. 162-04..............................£6.00 

One of the "Harleyford" series, includes every RAF squadron badge up to 1955. With detailed illustrations of aircraft insignia and camouflage including a selection of US and Axis markings.

1966, Harleyford Publications, , ,< M-01>,Large format, 212pp, colour plates & photos, numerous b/w photos, line drawings, Torn and worn dw. page edges browning. Good., ,
Subject...Aviation - General
Web No. 162-02..............................£10.00 

Inscribed by previous owner. A history of markings by country for the first 55 years of powered, heavier than air than flight. Covers both military and civil types and includes approximately 1000 black and white photographs as well as numerous colour paintings and line drawings by W. F Hepworth, J. D. Carrick and John Stroud.

1967, Harleyford Publications, , No ISBN,< M-01>,Large format, 232pp, c1000 b/w & colour illustrations, good in red boards. dustwrapper poor & wrinkled, ,
Subject...Aviation - General
Web No. 37231-01..............................£8.00 

This Harleyford edition covers the period of development of USAAC/USAAF and USAF military aircraft from the Curtis S-3 to the Convair F-106A, including three major wars - those of 1914-1918, 1939-1945, and the Korean War

1961, Harleyford Publications, , ,< M-01>,Large format, 256pp, numerous b/w photos, 3 view plans, Reading copy only. Boards worn and heavily paint marked., ,
Subject...Aviation - General
Web No. 35482-02..............................£10.00 

Fiction based on fact..Creasing of spine, good. They joined an R.A.F. known as 'the best flying club in the world', but when war pitches the young pilots of 409 Squadron into battle over Germany, their training, tactics and equipment are soon found wanting, their twin-engined bombers obsolete from the off. Chances of completing a 30-operation tour? One in three

2003, Cassell, , 9780304363117,< M-01>,316pp, , , CARD
Subject...Aviation - General
Web No. 8019-01..............................£3.00 

Over 50 aircraft, what it was like to fly them, supported by numerous illustrations. Includes Fokker Eindekker, Spad SXIII, Bristol Fighter, Camel, DH4 and DH 9, Fokker D VII. Ju 52, DC-3, Gladiator, Hurricane, Spitfire, Swordfish, Sunderland, Lysander, Mosquito, B-25, Zero, Hellcat, F4U, B-17, P-51, Yak 1-9 and ME 109.

1979, Studio Editons, , 0856132462,< M-01>,304pp, col & b/w ills, Large Format, Good in d/w, ,
Subject...Aviation - General
Web No. 278-01..............................£10.00 

The Definitive History of 603 (City of Edinburgh) Squadron, Royal Auxillary Air Force. It was at the height of the Battle of Britain that the Commanding Officer of RAF Hornchurch, Group Captain "Boy" Bouchier described 603 as "perhaps the greatest squadron of them all". Volume One covers the period from their formation as a light bomber unit in October 1925 until the end of 1940. Volume Two details the 603 story through 1941 and on to the squadron's part in the siege of Malta, anti-shipping strikes by its Beaufighters, and operations against V2 launch sites. After the war, 603 Squadron re-equipped with Spitfires and then Vampire jets prior to disbandment in 1957. Re-formed in 1999, the squadron's personnel served in TELIC, the British contribution to Operation Iraqi Freedom, in the Spring of 2003. The set is co-authored by Bruce Blanche and William Simpson. Volume I: ISBN 1904010490 Volume II: ISBN 1904010512

2003, Grub Street, , ,< M-01>,Vol. I 384pp, Vol. II 416pp, numerous b/w photos, maps, As new in d/w, ,
Subject...Aviation - General
Web No. 35905-01..............................£35.00 

This book sheds light on the life and ideas of a complex, gifted, and fascinating individual; a man whose life was packed with adventure, both in the realms of action and in the realms of thought; who was pioneer airman, writer, poet, philosopher, administrator, mathematician, scientist and practical inventor. Secondly, and in so doing, to say something about that relatively new discovery - flying; about the psychology of the airman; and about the beauty and interest of his profession.

1953, Weidenfeld & Nicolson, , ,< M-01>,224pp, portrait, fair in blue boards (no d/w), some foxing, ,
Subject...Aviation - General
Web No. 7343-01..............................£8.00 

Blue boards marked with a crease on back, faded spine.Condition reflects age and use.No date but c1943. Contemporary accounts of RAF bomber operations in the Second World War

, Herbert Jenkins, , ,< M-01>,186pp, 9 ills, , ,
Subject...Aviation - General
Web No. 15576-01..............................£5.00