U.S. CIVIL AIRCRAFT, Vol. 8
Prix régulier 65,00 € TTC 6%
Characteristics
| Book cover finish | Leatherette finish, Headband, BRADEL, Hardcover ( square back binding ) |
| Special features | Dedicated copy, Damaged dust jacket |
| Condition | Good |
| Number of pages | 350 |
| Published date | 1980 |
| Languages | English |
| Collection / Series | U.S. CIVIL AIRCRAFT |
| Size | 19 x 29 x 3 cm |
| Author | Joseph P. Juptner |
| Editor | AERO PUBLISHERS, INC. |
Description
This volume of " U.S. CIVIL AIRCRAFT " is part of a series, which when completed, will cover all civil airplanes given an " Approved Type Certificate " by the U.S. Government in the numerical series. " The Approved Type Certificate " ( A.T.C. ) was a stamp of approval by the Civil Aviation Authority ( C.A.A. ) and is actually a charter handed down for the birth of a specific aircraft model.
Vol. 8 covers one hundred airplanes manufactured prior, during, and after the " World War 2 " period ( 1939 - 1948 ) with A.T.C. certificates of #701 thru' #800. Included are such favorites as the Cessna " Airmaster ", the Bellanca " Junior ", the " Ercoupe ", " Cub Cruiser ", Culver " Cadet ", Stearman " Kaydet ", Fairchild PT - 19, the post - war offerings led off by the Aeronca " Champion ", Republic " Seabee ", the Stinson " Voyager ", Beech " Bonanza ", Ryan " Navion ", and the Piper " Vagabond " which was introduced as a real cheapie and turned out to be a real sweetheart. ( ... )
