First Edition. World War Two set adventure novel. "This first novel about an airman in China gives a really extraordinary picture of China at war [and] professional air fighters". Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket, few edge chips and short closed tears. Item #22816

First Edition. Part of the author's 'Airplane Girls Series', 'a new series of books about girl aviators and their marvelous accomplishments in the air'. Oddly scarce in dustjacket. Would be Very Good but for stain at lower spine end and top rear cover, in Very Good dustjacket, stain at lower spine end and top rear panel. Item #601462

11th Impression, with small plug at spine over 7/6 price and at title page. Youngman Carter dustjacket art. Uncommon English set romance novel of a family whose flapper daughter marries a pilot who makes a transatlantic flight. Near Fine but for few lending library stamps at front pastedown, in Very Good dustjacket, blue color at spine fading. Item #600114

First Edition. Original stiff-wrappers, 31 pages, octavo. An uncommon poetry collection by this Ridgefield, Connecticut native. WorldCat locates three library holdings. A short review in the periodical 'Airwoman' describes the booklet thusly: 'Mary Linda Bradley, Pilot 14781 describes her first lesson, progress, and solo flight'. In her self-published autobiography, The Fifth Decade, Mary describes herself as “the first Ridgefield she-pilot and the third to be licensed in Arizona.” Around 1930, at her part-time residence in Arizona, she had bought an airplane, naming it “Merry Robin.” She traveled extensively, both in her plane and on land, often accompanied by her dog, Arizona Pete. Very Good, lower cover corners nicked. Item #601802

First Edition. Novel of the English pilots that protected Malta from its daily attack by German bombers during the Second World War. Near Fine, mild cocking, in Very Good plus dustjacket, some rubbing and wear at edges, few paper tape mends at verso. Item #7189

First Edition stated. 'The story of Pancho Villa's war chest, the loot of a thousand churches and mines, lost at the Battle of Trinidad. It was captured by a band of Yaqui Indians, who managed to bury the gold just before they were wiped out by Federal soldiers. Milton Seabeck, American soldier of fortune, known to the Indians as Yellow-Head, was the only member of the party to escape. Through a year of war and bloodshed, he managed to cling to his dangerous secret. Finally Yellow-Head is rescued by the lovely aviatrix, pilot of the Blue Bird, the airplane of which the Indians are mortally afraid'. Near Fine but for small stain at lower page edge in Very Good dustjacket, some edge chipping and wear, closed tears at upper rear panel. Item #39898

First Edition. Leich dustjacket art. story of a man “bitten with the flying fever, who after small jobs as a mechanic, becomes a pilot in charge of passenger and mail planes, and of his thrilling adventures.” Very Good with some foxing in a Nearly Very Good dustjacket with moderate edge chips, surface wear, and spine faded. Item #18768

Second Printing in second issue dustjacket with blank rear panel. Maurer dustjacket art. Mardi Gras set novel "in the lives of a strange set of people connected with the airplane contests which are being held in celebration of the opening of a new airport." Very Good, mildly cracked at title page, some foxing to page edges, small stamp at front pastedown, in Very Good dustjacket, some foxing, shallow edge chips. Item #23602

First Edition. G. Hartmann dustjacket art. Rare mystery novel of “gun-fire and airships, of love and revenge,” involving a pilot who sets out to avenge his father’s death by finding the five men responsible. Very Scarce first edition by this pseudonym of Raoul Whitfield, especially so in dustjacket. Near Fine but for signs of dampstain at fore-edge of front cover, in dustjacket with stain to right quarter of front panel, few small edge chips. Item #37728

First Edition and First British Photoplay Edition, illustrated with scenes from the Columbia Picture directed by Frank R. Capra and starring Jack Holt and Lila Lee. This copy with typed letter replying to a fan and signed by Franklyn with small stick-figure drawing. Near Fine in Very Good plus dustjacket. Item #601401

First Edition and First Photoplay Edition, illustrated with scenes from the Columbia Picture directed by Frank R. Capra and starring Jack Holt and Lila Lee. Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket, centimeter chip at top spine end. Item #27705

First Edition. Collection of aviation stories intended for young adults. Scarce in illustrated dustjacket. Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket. Item #40832

Second Printing. "A lively history of the development of flying and the achievements of recent years". Illustrated with photographs. Nice dustjacket artwork. Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket foxed at spine, few small stains. Item #21109