Chicago: Stanton and Van Vliet Co., 1918, First Edition. octavo, black cloth. (430)pp. Stanton and Van Vliet Co., Illustrations include drawings, diagrams (five fold-out), tables, charts, and photographs. Minor scuffing to spine. Small sticker partiall removed from title page. A clean copy. More

Washington, DC: Library of Congress, 1984, First Edition. octavo, wrappers. (x), 76pp. Library of Congress, Illustrated. Concerned for the serviceman's morale during World War II, the Council of Books in Wartime began to provide the military with books at cost to be distributed free to servicemen. Now collectible, the only..... More

(Melbourne: Kookaburra, 1981), First Printing of this edition. quarto, brown boards in pictorial dust jacket. 108pp. Kookaburra, Extensively illustrated. Cobby's autobiography of his training, aerial combat, and friendships as a member of No. 4 Squadron AFC during World War I. Flying Sopwith Camels, he was awarded DSO and DFC with..... More

Mesa, AZ: Champlin Fighter Museum Press, (1986), First Edition. large quarto, dark blue boards in pictorial dust jacket. 336pp. Champlin Fighter Museum Press, Extensively illustrated with photographs and with aircraft profiles in full color. A very fine, nearly as new copy, very tiny bookplate on front endpaper. Jacket not clipped..... More

(Yeovilton): Friends of the Fleet Air Arm Museum, 1979, First Edition. octavo, white boards in pictorial dust jacket. 128pp. Friends of the Fleet Air Arm Museum, Illustrated with photographs. The story of Rex Warneford who brought down the first German Zeppelin in aerial combat. A very fine copy, jacket not..... More

New York: Sears Publishing Company, Inc., (1930), First Edition. octavo, black cloth stamped in white and blind on the front cover and in shite on spine, in pictorial dust jacket. (x), 308pp. Sears Publishing Company, Inc., A novel of a young American aviator in WWI who becomes engaged just before..... More

New York: Random House, (1964), First Edition. octavo, red cloth in pictorial dust jacket. (viii), (341)pp. Random House, An excellent account of the formation and activities of the first American pilots to fight in World War I. From ambitious air raids and dog fights to hijinks in Paris, this book..... More

London: Palgrave, (2001), First Edition. octavo, black boards in pictorial dust jacket. (x), 211pp. Palgrave, The story of a staunch socialist who became Britain's most successful fighter pilot of the First World War as a member of No's 40, 74, and 85 Squadrons, and won the Victoria Cross posthumously. He..... More

Princeton: Princeton Univ Press, 1918, First Edition. octavo, cloth. (vi), (94)pp. Princeton Univ Press, light blue cloth stamped in black on front cover and spine. "Chapter headings: Introduction; From Princeton to France; Stuart Walcott's Letters; The Final Combat; Stuart Walcott. Walcott enlisted 3 June 1917 in French aviation, trained at..... More

Boston: Houghton Mifflin Company, 1920, First Edition. quarto, blue cloth with gilt stamping on front cover and spine, t.e.g., in printed dust jackets. (xx), (514)pp.; (xii), (362)pp. Houghton Mifflin Company, Edgar G. Hamilton, Associate Editor. Volume I with 3 full-page full-color plates from paintings by A. Vimnera, and over 124..... More

New York: George Braziller, (1978), First Edition. quarto, pictorai wrappers. 118 pp. plus 41 plates. George Braziller, This book is an anthology of decorated letters to be found in European manuscripts from the fourth to the fifteenth century. In illuminated manuscripts of every period a special place of honor was..... More

[Chicago: Rodgers & Co., 1925], First Edition. "Privately Printed, Limited Edition." octavo, dark blue boards and black leather spine. T.e.g. (116)pp. Rodgers & Co., Schulze , a 1917 USMA graduate, was assigned to the cavalry, transferred to aviation in France, and after training joined the U.S. 185th Aero Squadron about..... More

Garden City: Doubleday, 1959, First Edition. octavo, grey cloth in pictorial dust jacket. 336pp. Doubleday, Illustrated with photographs. Presentation Copy, Inscribed and Signed by Whitehouse on the front endpaper: "Livingston, N.J. March 21, 1959 To - James Stacy - A good friend and a most interested reader of - Arch..... More