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| Shopify Unique ID: | 10561596326180 |
| Trademe Reference: | PR1409 (671) |
| Category: |
Aviation: Military Aircraft / Air Forces / Air Bases |
| New / Used: | Used |
Description
SUPERMARINE: Company Profile 1913-1963
by Martyn Chorlton
DESCRIPTION
ISBN: 9781907426469
Format: medium softcover
Published: Kelsey Publishing 2012
Size (mm): 210 w x 295 h x 10 d
Pages: 130
SKU: A4/2505/0613/B925
ABOUT
Provides insight into the many aircraft produced by Supermarine.
Great Britain was once home to a plethora of aircraft manufacturers. The seeds of many of them were sown as the demand for aircraft gained pace following the outbreak of World War One. However, not all survived after the war, and while Supermarine managed to keep going, it could not settle into a profitable aircraft manufacturing business until the mid to late 1920s.
However, with the genius mind of Reginald Joseph Mitchell on board, and the colossal orders received for the company’s most famous product, the Spitfire, Supermarine was set on a steady post-war course.
With more than 130 images, this new book edition provides insight into the aircraft produced by Supermarine, including those that did not quite make the grade.
CONDITION
Immaculate with only light shelf wear on covers. Images depict all need to know detail.
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