Pacific Profiles. Volume Five. Japanese Navy Zero Fighters (land-based), New Guinea and the Solomons, 1942-1944
Kent Town, Avonmore Books, 2021. More
Kent Town, Avonmore Books, 2021. More
Auckland, Random House NZ, 2008. 'Equipped with worn Brewster Buffaloes received from a departing RAF squadron, the unit faced a steep learning curve keeping the aircraft operational and developing effective fighter tactics. By January 1942 No. 488 Squadron was experiencing frequent air combat with Japanese aircraft over Singapore' (rear cover)..... More
Canberra, Australia Post, 1994 (first edition). Loosely inserted is the matching stamp pack 'Aviation Feats'. More
Adelaide, The Author, [1989]. Signed by the author on the title page. Number 158 of an unspecified upper limit. Sponsored by the RAAF Association Foundation. More
Washington, DC, National Geographic Society, 1929 and 1936. Bali (pp 326 to 347); Cobham/ Aviation (pp 348 to 384); Miller/ Aviation (pp 665 to 707); Australia, China etc. More
Morningside Heights, Columbia University Press, 1950. More
Leicester, Harborough/ Aircraft (Technical) Publications, [1944]. More
Hinckley, Midland/ Ian Allen, 2006. A detailed history of the UK's premier air testing airfield; superb illustrations ideal for the modeller. More
Temple City, Historical Aviation Album, 1985. Not least, the A-24 Douglas Dauntless Dive Bomber. More
London, Arms and Armour, 1992. Squadron history featuring such names as Ira Jones, Mick Mannock, Sailor Malan, Mungo-Park and Freeborn, and such aircraft as the Supermarine Spitfire, Gloster Meteor, Hawker Hunter, English Electric Lightning and the F-4J Phantom. More
Point Cook, Royal Australian Air Force Museum, 1992. Number 4 in an occasional series. More
St Leonards, Allen and Unwin/ Australian War Memorial, 1995. The fourth volume in 'The Official History of Australia's Involvement in Southeast Asian Conflicts, 1948-1975'. More
Oxford, Osprey Publishing, 2010. More
Kent Town, Wakefield Press, 2016/ 2012 [revised and expanded edition]. Signed by the editor, Robert Brokenmouth. Not least, an eyewitness account of slow, low-flying day-bombers in the Second Tactical Air Force over Occupied Europe. This fully annotated edition is greatly expanded from the 222-page original, and features several entirely new..... More
Sydney, Angus and Robertson Ltd., 1942 (twelfth edition)/ 1923. Volume 8 of the 'Official History of Australia in the War of 1914-1918'. The front flyleaf is completely taken up with a large and attractive calligraphic presentation inscription from 'The Cootamundra and District Civic Patriotic and War Fund. Presented to Leading..... More
Coolalinga, David M. Welch, 2014. The author 'survived 48 missions and 500 hours flying over Japanese enemy territory during World War Two, both as a gunner and radar countermeasures operator. Most of his service was spent living and flying with US Army Air Force bomb squadrons base at Fenton airstrip..... More
Melbourne, Kookaburra Technical Publications, 1979. More
Marlborough, Crowood Press, 2005. More
West Melbourne, Nelson, 1976. A pioneer of general aviation in Australia. More
Canberra, Australian Government Publishing Service, 1996. The second volume of the official history of the Australian Customs Service. More
London, The Institution of Civil Engineers, 1970. Not least, Sydney and Melbourne Airports, pp 120-127. More
Shrewsbury, Airlife, 1999. A relevant newspaper clipping is loosely inserted. More
Loftus, Australia Military History Publications, 2007. More
Barnsley, Pen & Sword Aviation, 2010. More
London, Adam and Charles Black, 1971. With the ownership signature of Peter Cesco, of the RAAF Richmond Gliding Club. Peter Cesco is currently the President of Gliding Australia, and Vice President of the Gliding Federation of Australia. More