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JANE'S ALL THE WORLD'S AIRCRAFT 1952-53

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The 43rd edition of Jane's comprehensive annual aviation reference covering military and civil aircraft, engines, and airships worldwide from 1952-53, with detailed information on operators, first flights, and technical developments.


Characteristics

Book cover finish(es) Hardcover ( square back binding )
Special Features Forty-Third Year of Issue
Condition

Binding and Covers

  • Original covers retained
  • Heavy foxing visible on the exterior covers
  • Tears and losses to spine extremities and edges
  • Noticeable wear to corners and outer boards
  • Structurally fragile outer cover / wrapper

Interior

  • Interior generally clean and well preserved
  • Complete text block
  • Pages remain firmly bound
  • Paper only lightly toned for the period
  • Photographs and technical drawings remain sharp and clear
  • Minor age-related wear and occasional spotting
Author(s) Leonard Bridgman
Publisher Sampson Low, Marston & Company, Ltd.
Number of pages approx. 324 pages + addenda & index
Published date 1952
Language(s) English
Collection / Series Jane's All the World's Aircraft
Size 21 x 32 cm


Description

A landmark post-war edition of the renowned aeronautical reference work Jane’s All the World’s Aircraft, covering the pivotal 1952–1953 period during the transition from piston-powered aviation to the jet and turboprop era.

The volume documents civil and military aircraft from around the world, arranged by country and manufacturer, with detailed technical specifications, dimensions, performance data, engine information and numerous photographs and engineering drawings.

This edition notably includes important early post-war aircraft such as:

  • Airspeed Ambassador
  • Handley Page Hermes
  • Bristol Britannia
  • English Electric Canberra
  • Douglas C‑124 Globemaster II
  • Westland Wyvern
  • Yakovlev Yak‑19
  • Morane‑Saulnier M.S. 703

Today the book remains an important historical reference for aviation historians, collectors, model makers and researchers specialising in 1950s aeronautics.


Notable Contents

  • Worldwide civil and military aviation coverage
  • Detailed technical specifications
  • Three-view aircraft drawings
  • Official period photography
  • Aircraft and engine manufacturer indexes
  • Addenda covering new aircraft and prototypes
  • Documentation relating to the early jet transport era

Historical and Collector Interest

The 1940s–1950s editions of Jane’s All the World’s Aircraft are especially valued for their exceptional technical documentation and their direct historical testimony to the rapid development of aviation following the Second World War.

The 1952–53 edition is particularly notable for documenting:

  • the transition into the jet age,
  • the emergence of modern long-range transport aircraft,
  • the early turboprop airliner era,
  • Cold War military prototypes and experimental aircraft.

1950s editions remain more affordable than pre-war issues, but they are actively sought after by collectors specialising in aviation history and technical aeronautical documentation.

JANE'S ALL THE WORLD'S AIRCRAFT 1952-53

FORTY-THIRD YEAR OF ISSUE

Compiled and edited by Leonard Bridgman

THE ILLUSTRATED ANNUAL RECORD OF AVIATION DEVELOPMENT AND PROGRESS

This comprehensive reference volume covers:


MILITARY AVIATION - Markings of the Air Forces of the World

CIVIL AVIATION - International Civil Aircraft Markings (I.C.A.O.), International Civil Aviation Organization, Federation Aeronautique Internationale (F.A.I.), Official World's Records recognised by F.A.I., International Air Transport Association (I.A.T.A.)

CIVIL AIRLINE OPERATORS - Detailed listings covering countries from Aden to Yugoslavia, including information on operators from Argentina, Belgium, Brazil, British Commonwealth territories, Canada, France, Great Britain, United States of America, and many more nations worldwide

AEROPLANES - Some First Flights Made During Period June 1, 1951 - May 31, 1952, covering aircraft from countries including Argentina, Australia, Belgium, Brazil, British Commonwealth, Canada, Chile, Czechoslovakia, Denmark, Finland, France, Great Britain, Hungary, India, Italy, Mexico, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Rumania, Soviet Union, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey, United States of America, and Yugoslavia

GAS-TURBINE ENGINES - Coverage of developments in British Commonwealth, Canada, France, Italy, Soviet Union, Sweden, and United States of America

PISTON ENGINES - From Great Britain, Czechoslovakia, France, Italy, Soviet Union, Spain, and United States of America

AIRSHIPS - Great Britain, France, Germany, and United States of America
Includes comprehensive indexes of Aircraft and Manufacturers as well as Engines and Manufacturers.

À PROPOS DE CET AUTEUR
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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