Philadelphia: Dorrance and Company, 1928. First Edition, No. 77 of 500 copies. Signed; One of 500 Copies. Signed by the author on the front free endpaper. Chamberlain flew from New York to Germany in June, 1927. Read More about Record Flights
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Paris: André Marty, 1909. First Edition, one of 325 copies. A Magnificently Produced Iconography of Aeronautical History. Lavish iconography of the early history of flight––the plates are magnificent facsimiles, either tipped-in, on different papers or on satin, some hand-colored, some on stubs. A wonderful compilation from five different sources, including..... Read More about Histoire de L'Aéronautique par les Monuments, Peints, Sculptés, Dessinés et Gravés des...
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Milan: Museo Caproni, 1938. First edition, one of 600 copies (500 of which are hors commerce, 100 for sale). Read More about L'Aeronavtica Italiana Nell'Immagine 1487-1875. Bibliografia di Giusepee Boffito, con aggiunte di...
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Garden City, N.Y: Doubleday, Doran, [1944]. First edition. Read More about Wings for Per
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Dropped from plane “En Route”; envelope postmarked “Boston, Mass.”: July 25, 1932. Honoring George Washington and the U.S. Postal Service. Doolittle, the aviator who won the Congressional Medal of Honor for leading the bombing raids over Tokyo in World War II, writes: “I am making a flight over as many..... Read More about Typed Letter, signed (“J.H. Doolittle”), to U.S. Congressman James M. Mead, explaining his...
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Shanghai, China: The Comacrib Press, 1931. First edition. A lovely copy of this curious Shanghai imprint. Born in Milwaukee, Forman studied at the Layton School of Art and then the University of Wisconsin from where he graduated with a degree in Oriental Philosophy. He drew on both of these in... Read More about Do You want to Fly?
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Washington, D.C: Smithsonian Instiution, March 16, 1936. First edition. An important marker in the development of rocketry and space flight, the pamphlet sums up Goddard's pioneering work in rocketry over the previous two decades. On March 16, 1926 Goddard launched the world's first liquid propellant rocket, from a site near... Read More about Liquid-Propellant Rocket Development
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New York: American Rocket Society American Rocket Society, [1946]. First Edition. Reprints of two articles, original published by the Smithsonian Institution. Includes: A Method of Reaching Extreme Altitudes. (first published 1919); Liquid-Propellant Rocket Development (first published 1936). Read More about Rockets
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Phialdelphia: David McKay, (1929). First Edition. Read More about Pilot's Luck. Drawings by Clayton Knight. With excerpts from stories by Elliott White Springs,...
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Half-Way House / Steyning Road, Rottingdean: 4 October 1933. A Plea to TE Lawrence re the Memory of Albert Ball. Baring discusses the recent appearance of and furor over a new book on the WW I flying ace Albert Ball, [CAPTAIN ALBERT BALL VC DS, by RH Kiernan], which Baring... Read More about Autograph Letter signed ("Maurice Baring") to T.E. LAWRENCE
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Cleveland, Ohio: Printed for the Writer by The Bryan Printing Company, n.d [1914]. First edition, no. 31 of 75 copies presented to Elizabeth Childs Crego (crossed out) Stinson. Read More about Another Catch: More Fugitive Notes on Sport and Other Things
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Litchfield: Printed at Litchfield [n.pub.], 1799. First edition. John Cosens Ogden (1751-1800) was an Episcopal clergyman from Portsmouth, New Hampshire, who visited Quebec, Lachine, Montreal, Trois-Rivieres, Kingston, Niagara and York in 1794. A section on his impressions of Upper Canada is contained in "A Letter from a Gentleman to his... Read More about A Tour through Upper and Lower Canada. By a Citizen of the United States. Containing, A View of...
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N.p: Dated “March 1945”. Pleissner, Ogden. Inscribed to Alfred Eisenstaedt. Inscribed "To Alfred [Eisenstaedt] with best wishes / Ogden Pleissner." Read More about Pencil Sketch of two airplanes on a landing field
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New York: Random House, [1937]. First edition. Read More about South by Thunderbird
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ACES AND AVIATORS OF WW I. Included among the 10 letters is a correspondence on personal letterhead, from renowned American war ace and Medal of Honor recipient, Eddie Rickenbacker, who had 26 aerial victories and was America’s most celebrated aviator of the war. Another intriguing response comes from combat pilot... Read More about A unique album of correspondence, including 13 autographed photographs, 8 additional unsigned...
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