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JANE’S ALL THE WORLD’S AIRCRAFT 1932

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Comprehensive reference work covering military and civil aircraft worldwide. Includes detailed specifications, illustrations, and technical data for airships, commercial airliners, gliders, and ultra-light aircraft from major manufacturers.

For aviation historians, the content matters more than cosmetic condition, especially for prewar Jane’s editions.


Characteristics

Book cover finish(es) Hardcover ( square back binding )
Special Features
  • the original 1932 edition (Twenty-Second Year of Issue),
  • complete or near-complete,
  • with many aviation plates, statistics, airline data, and international civil aviation sections,
  • including important early SABENA references and Belgian aviation material.


Condition fair binding condition externally

Visible issues:

  • spine heavily worn,
  • hinges weak/splitting,
  • rubbing and edge wear,
  • cloth boards scuffed,
  • some loose or protruding gatherings/signatures,
  • but pages themselves appear relatively clean and complete.
Author(s) Compiled and edited by C. G. Grey and Leonard Bridgman
Publisher

Published in London by Sampson Low, Marston & Co., Ltd. 

Number of pages 580
Published date 1932
Language(s) English
Collection / Series Jane's
Size 21 x 32 cm


Description

The 1932 edition is particularly desirable because it captures aviation between the wars, just before rapid military expansion in Europe.

Those are all attractive features for collectors and researchers:

  • Belgian aviation and SABENA coverage,
  • maps,
  • technical statistics,
  • international airline operations,
  • period aircraft photography,
  • and the original cloth cover with aircraft silhouette.

A comprehensive reference work covering military and civil aircraft from around the world. This volume contains detailed specifications, illustrations, and technical data for numerous aircraft types including:

PART A: ALL THE WORLD'S LIGHTER-THAN-AIR CRAFT
Complete information on airships, balloons, and dirigibles.

PART B: ALL THE WORLD'S AIR LINER
Detailed coverage of commercial passenger aircraft from various nations including British, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Russian, and American manufacturers. Aircraft covered include models from companies such as:
- Handley Page
- Fokker
- Junkers
- Dornier
- Savoia-Marchetti
- Boeing
- Douglas

PART C: THE WORLD'S AERONAUTICAL PROGRESS
Historical and technical developments in aviation.

PART D: ALL THE WORLD'S GLIDERS
Information on gliding aircraft and sailplanes.

PART E: ALL THE WORLD'S ULTRA-LIGHT AIRCRAFT
Coverage of light aircraft and experimental designs.

This authoritative reference includes technical specifications, performance data, dimensions, and detailed illustrations for each aircraft type.

À PROPOS DE CET AUTEUR
C. G. Grey Leonard Bridgman

Leonard Bridgman ( 1895 - 1980 ) was a British artist and the Editor of Jane's All the World's Aircraft from 1941 to 1959. 


His first assignment in aviation was in 1913 at the age of 18. One of his drawings was used to illustrate the Hendon Air Race program. As payment, he received a flight in a 70 - horsepower Maurice Farman biplane. 


During the First World War, Leonard Bridgman served as an officer in the Honourable Artillery Company. 


He is best remembered within the aviation industry as the journalist who joined C.G. Grey in 1923 on the staff of Jane's All the World's Aircraft after working on the staff at The Aeroplane. Leonard Bridgman also edited a book by the name of Esso Air World from 1939 to 1963. In 1956, in recognition of his contribution to technology, principally his work on Jane's All the World's Aircraft, he was awarded a Paul Tissandier Diploma by the Federation Aeronautique Internationale. By that time, he had been associated with flying and publishing for 43 years. 


Leonard Bridgman was also a talented artist and produced many aviation paintings, wash drawings and illustrations. He received commissions for numerous advertisements for British companies and illustrated Oliver Stewart's text for The Clouds Remember, one of the classics of aviation literature. 


( source : Wikipedia )

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