Related Topics
This book has the following tags. Click a tag to explore more books with the same topics.
See all FSM Aramex -3kgWe ship worldwide.
All shipping is charged at cost.
Ask us about combined shipping for more than one item.
| Shopify Unique ID: | 10562128281892 |
| Trademe Reference: | PR1433 (13) |
| Category: | |
| New / Used: | Used |
Description
THE WORLD'S WORST AIRCRAFT
by Bill Yenne
DESCRIPTION
ISBN: 0861246675
Format: large hardcover with dust jacket
Published: Bison Books 1990, 1st edition
Size (mm): 240 w x 310 h x 20 d
Pages: 159
SKU: FSM/2604/0675/B938
ABOUT
Discover the fascinating and unusual world of aviation failures this intriguing book focuses on the black sheep of aviation history.
Aircraft that embarrassed their builders, enraged owners, and frightened pilots. Unlike typical aviation books that celebrate triumphs, this volume delves into bizarre, impractical, and ill-conceived designs that never should have taken to the skies.
With vivid photos and detailed descriptions, it covers everything from overweight bombers to bizarre prototypes that were virtually impossible to fly or land.
Illustrated throughout with monochrome and colour images.
CONDITION
Immaculate with only light shelf wear on dust jacket, no stamps or inscriptions. Images depict all need to know detail.
REMARKS
Scarce locally
See our other many listings on the subject and by this author.
SHIPPING
All shipping is at cost and via tracked courier.
We do not risk letter post.
Ensure your delivery address is secure.
Options on request: PO Box, Signature, International
Combined shipping must be setup prior on request, no manual refunds post sale.
LEADING VINTAGE BOOKSHOP SINCE 1989
Books - Newspapers - Magazines - Posters - Maps - Ephemera
BUY WITH CONFIDENCE
- Only quality products, listings, images
- Buy Now pricing, no auctions, no waiting
- Bank deposit on request
- Our feedback speaks for itself
- Prompt shipping across NZ and 42 countries
-
Only eco-packaging, no plastic
TAX INVOICE ON SALE, GST 115-006-975
Listing format © 1989-2026 Unicorn Books Ltd
