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1949LFA01332Un ouvrage de 308 pages, format 215 x 155 mm, broché, publié en 1949, Editions Flammarion
1969LFA-126737703Un ouvrage de 316 pages, format 150 x 210 mm, illustré, relié cartonnage couleurs, publié en 1969, Editions Flammarion, collection "L'Aventure Vécue", bon état
1952LFA-126737850Un ouvrage de 308 pages, format 150 x 210 mm, illustré, relié cartonnage, publié en 1952, Editions Flammarion, bon état
1949LFA-126731783Un ouvrage de 259 pages, format 155 x 215 mm, illustré, broché sous jaquette couleurs, publié en 1949, Editions Flammarion, bon état
1982LFA-126750161Un ouvrage de 220 pages, format 155 x 240 mm, illustré, broché, publié en 1982, Presses de la Cité, bon état
1982125266Presses De La Cite, coll. « Troupes De Choc » 1982 In-8 broché 23,8 cm sur 15,4. 216 pages. Bon état d’occasion.
19797166Kimber, London 1979. 223 p. with several illustrations. Hardcover with dust jacket. Some spotting. Slight traces of use. Good copy.
19911126841991 Imprimerie Panda, Noisy-le-Sec - 1991 - In-8, broché, couverture illustrée - 303 p. - Reproductions photographiques in et hors texte en N&B
1940LFA-126742164N° 97 - 9 mai 1940 - numéro complet
1969085021N: R.A.F. Regiment Fund 1969. A short history of the Royal Air Force Regiment from 1942 to 1970 with a brief account of the approach to the problems of airfield defence in the Royal Air Force from 1918 until the formation of its own airfield defence corps in 1942. Pp. 70 coloured frontispiece black & white text illustrations annexes; small cr. 4to; corners of boards a trifle bruised; free endpapers slightly tape marked; R.A.F. Regiment Fund 19691970. Loosely inserted is the with compliments sheet of the Custodian of The Royal Air Force Regiment Museum. R.A.F. Regiment Fund unknown
1968211387London, Ian Allan, 1968.
19561109921956 Editions France-Empire - 1956 - Petit in-8, broché, sous jaquette illustrée - 332 p. - Quelques reproductions photographiques hors-texte en N&B - Ouvrage non coupé (jamais lu)
19375810London. Royal Air Force Display Committee. 1937. Pictorial wrappers. 8vo. Fabulously illustrated with colour and monochrome photographs drawings and smashing period advertising. A stunning collection of High Art Deco aviation related advertising much in colour highlights this documentation of 1937 State -of-the- Art aviation. Exceptional ads for Spitfires Glosters etc. make this an item to be relished by any collector. Some minor soiling to white covers else a Fine copy. Lovely. Royal Air Force Display Committee. unknown
19375810London. Royal Air Force Display Committee. 1937. Pictorial wrappers. 8vo. Fabulously illustrated with colour and monochrome photographs drawings and smashing period advertising. A stunning collection of High Art Deco aviation related advertising much in colour highlights this documentation of 1937 State -of-the- Art aviation. Exceptional ads for Spitfires Glosters etc. make this an item to be relished by any collector. Some minor soiling to white covers else a Fine copy. Lovely. Royal Air Force Display Committee. unknown books
193253034Hendon: R.A.F. Station 1932. Small 4to pp. 68; illustrated throughout including one by Rex Whistler; original pictorial color wrappers with color adverts on the inside; tear at the top of the front wrap no loss; very good. With complete schedule of events and details on each citing plane types engine types pilots etc. <br/><br/> R.A.F. Station unknown books
1941204378London, Air Ministry um, 1941.
19504033London: Waterflow & Sons 1950. Folio soft cover 82 pp. foreword and frontispiece. Foxing of soft cover and minor foxing internally otherwise a fine copy. This is the memorial book documenting the ceremony and procession that took place on the 8th November 1949 at the Airmen's chapel of St Michael in Lincoln Cathedral for those aircrew that were lost in operational missions during World War Two. The Honour Roll for groups 1 and 5 contain over twenty-one thousand names rank name unit and date. Each memorial book contains a foreword by Air Marshal Sir Aubrey Ellwood K.C.B. D.S.C. Air Officer Commanding in Chief Bomber Command R.A.F. Waterflow & Sons unknown
19504034London: Waterflow & Sons 1950. Folio soft cover 106 pp. foreword and frontispiece. Some foxing of soft-cover and minor foxing internally otherwise a fine copy. This is the memorial book documenting the ceremony and procession that took place on the 8th November 1949 at the Airmen's chapel of St Michael in Lincoln Cathedral for those aircrew that were lost in operational missions during World War Two. The Honour Roll for groups 1 and 5 contain over twenty-one thousand names rank name unit and date. Each memorial book contains a foreword by Air Marshal Sir Aubrey Ellwood K.C.B. D.S.C. Air Officer Commanding in Chief Bomber Command R.A.F. Waterflow & Sons unknown
192350446London: Royal Air Force 1923. Hardcover. Good/No Jacket. 4to - over 9¾ - 12" tall. Edition not known of this 1923 printing not known. In good dark red cloth boards with blind stamped ruled lines on corners and side of back strip gilt titles to front and spine. The covers are firm straight and quite clean. From centre of end papers dark red tape has been used in the past to reinforce. The ends of back strip are bumped and frayed. Lightly tanned and foxed end papers. Tanned cut edges. The text block is in very good condition - tightly bound straight and not tanned or marked apart from very light foxing on prelims and last text pages. With numerous b/w illustrations figures and photos. Title pages loose. No inscriptions etc. Very rare. <br/> <br/> Royal Air Force hardcover
1987mon0000141569RAF 1987-01-01. Paperback. Good. in x in x in. NORTHERN EUROPE NOT EUROPEAN MEDITERRANEAN NOT ex-library. Clean copy in good condition. RAF paperback
19864011Australia: Commonwealth of Australia 1986. Octavo printed wrappers illustrations drawings cartoons. Some rubbing of slipcover otherwise two very fine volumes. Box set of volumes One and Tw facsimiles of the Air Ministry Publication monthly Memorandum on Training for air-crews instructors and those in the RAAF. Dating from April 1941 to March 1946. Commonwealth of Australia unknown
19861635London: No publisher stated 1986. Two volumes large octavo original stiff card wrappers discontinuous pagination illustrated throughout. Spine ends a little rubbed otherwise a near-fine set in the publisher's slipcase this a bit scuffed. Tee Emm is a collection of training memoranda that was developed to train pilots in the Royal Air Force. It describes various training practices used by the R.A.F. to improve the capabilities of aspiring pilots. No publisher stated unknown
19454956London: Royal Air Force 1945. Set of 12 issues of one volume octavo staple-bound illustrated printed wrappers total of 316 pp. illustrated throughout with black-and-white cartoons and drawings. Little bit of wear on spines some staples a little rusty very light browning of leaves throughout as is common to publications of the period slight variance in colour of covers some show slight fading Issues 1 and 6 have a small white rub-mark on the top-right corner of the cover without loss of text; otherwise a near-fine set with clean and crisp text. First edition. </p> <p>The Tee Emm series of training memoranda also known as "pilots' notes" was created in April 1941 by the United Kingdom's Royal Air Force to aid air personal in the difficult days of World War Two. Intended for official use only the issues contain highly useful information told in an amusing way and accompanied by cartoons and comical drawings. The character of Pilot Officer Prune is featured throughout often demonstrating or reiterating the sometimes life-saving tips covered by the contributors. This set is from the last year the notes where released and Issue No. 12 dated March 1946 is the final issue in the series. Royal Air Force unknown
19444955London: Royal Air Force 1944. Set of 12 issues of one volume octavo staple-bound illustrated printed wrappers total of 304 pp. illustrated throughout with black-and-white cartoons and drawings. Little bit of wear on spines some staples a little rusty very light browning of leaves throughout as is common to publications of the period slight variance in colour of covers some show slight fading Issues 3 5 and 9 have a small white rub-mark on the top-right corner of the cover without loss of text Issue 4 has "200" written on the back cover in red pencil; otherwise a near-fine set with clean and crisp text. First edition. </p> <p>The Tee Emm series of training memoranda also known as "pilots' notes" was created in April 1941 by the United Kingdom's Royal Air Force to aid air personal in the difficult days of World War Two. Intended for official use only the issues contain highly useful information told in an amusing way and accompanied by cartoons and comical drawings. The character of Pilot Officer Prune is featured throughout often demonstrating or reiterating the sometimes life-saving tips covered by the contributors. Royal Air Force unknown
19434954London: Royal Air Force 1943. Set of 12 issues of one volume octavo staple-bound illustrated printed wrappers total of 302 pp. illustrated throughout with black-and-white cartoons and drawings. Little bit of wear on spines some staples a little rusty very light browning of leaves throughout as is common to publications of the period slight variance in colour of covers some show slight fading; otherwise a near-fine set with clean and crisp text. First edition. </p> <p>The Tee Emm series of training memoranda also known as "pilots' notes" was created in April 1941 by the United Kingdom's Royal Air Force to aid air personal in the difficult days of World War Two. Intended for official use only the issues contain highly useful information told in an amusing way and accompanied by cartoons and comical drawings. The character of Pilot Officer Prune is featured throughout often demonstrating or reiterating the sometimes life-saving tips covered by the contributors. Royal Air Force unknown
