THE BOEING LOGBOOK 1916-1991
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This Boeing Logbook is a chronicle of the company's passage through 75 years. It includes a colorful pull-out timeline (printed on heavy card-stock) plus a product pull-out (printed on vellum paper).
Characteristics
| Book cover finish | Stapled and Wire - O binding |
| Special features | Slightly damaged dust jacket, Original edition ( O.E. or Or.E ) |
| Condition | Used very good ((except for a small reinforcement added in adhesive paper at the top and bottom of the inside cover)) |
| Published date | 1991 |
| Languages | English |
| Size | 14.5 x 27 x 2 cm |
| Author | Nancy Cushwa & Glenn Eklund |
| Editor | Boeing Historical Archives |
Description
They knew they could build it better—and in 1916, the first Boeing biplane soared over Lake Union.
They knew they could fly it farther—and in 1928 the first Boeing mailplane carried packages and letters between San Francisco and Chicago.
They knew they could make it bigger— and in 1935, the first four-engine Boeing Flying Fortress landed at Wright Field, Ohio.
And so it went. With each new year, milestones were passed and new achievements added.
Today, Boeing products are exploring the galaxies. This Boeing Logbook is a chronicle of the company's passage through 75 years. It includes a colorful pull-out timeline (printed on heavy card-stock) plus a product pull-out (printed on vellum paper).