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About - About Silverstone 91. Marketing Media Services, 1991? 11ž" x 8˝", 16pp inc. cover. Colour cover, colour center photographs, otherwise illustrated in monochrome. Very good.
[Order code:3853 / Price £1.50]

Agrimag - Agrimag. Agrimag. Agrimag - Agrimag. The magazine of Nottingham University School of Agriculture (Midland Agricultural College). 15 issues (appears to be a yearly magazine): 1944 (under the title of The Kingstonian); 1947; 1948; 1949; 1950; 1951; 1952; 1953; 1954; 1955; 1959 (3˝" x 1" aprox. loss to top-front corner of front-cover); 1995; 1996; 1997 and 1998; plus Reunion Information Booklet 1989. The pree-1990s issues carry monochrome photographs (mainly sports teams but also other material) and advertisements; the 1990s issues have a colour and monochrome centre section. Pree-1990s in good condition; 1990s in fine condition. We will sell these individually: please email for details.
[Order code:16958 / Price £15.00]

Air - Air Stories: Flying Thrills and Aerial Adventure. Newnes, June 1937, vol. 4 no. 6.Fiction and non-fiction. 9ž" x 6ž", 96pp, magazine. Conternts: The Frog That Fell Out of The Sky: Another Great Adventure of "The Three Qquadrons" is Recorded in the Long Complete Mystery Thriller of the War in the Air; Air Bombing from Four Miles High; Bombing Planes of Other Nations by, and illus. by A. C. Leverington (Amiot Military Monoplane, Boeing Four-Engined Bomber, Dornier Bomber-Transport, Vultee Attact Bomber); Himalayan Hell: An Action Story of the RAF on the North-West Frontier by J. H. Stafford; Correspondence Club; Scout Squadron: The Stiring War Story of One of the Most Famous R.F.C. Units, No. 56 Squadron, which, in Nineteen Months' Active Service, Scored 400 Decisive Victories and Gained 33 Decorations, Inculding Two V.C.'s; Readers' Questions; The Sky Clown: Behind the Strange Metamorphosis of Second Lieutenant Dunne lay a Joke that Cost a Brave man his COurage and Made a Fighter out of a Fool by J. Bailton Holden; Air Book Reviews; Luftwaffe: Some of the Aeroplanes with which the New German Air Arm is Being Equipped [1pp only]; A Bomber from France: A Description of the Most Famous French Wartime Bomber, the Breguet 14, with Full Instructions for Building a Solid Scale Model by James Hay Stevens; The Stunting Ace of Germany: Four Victories in the Course of a Single Flight was the Signal Achievement of Heinrich Gontermann, Whose Victory Score of Thirty-nine Allied Aircraft included Eighteen Observation Balloons by A. H. Pritchard, portrait drawing by Algernon Rowe; Call Me Jennie: Major Sharpness was Determined to Make Tigers out of his Rabbits and it was no Fault of His that the First Tiger he made should Promptly Win a Most Untigerish Nickname by L. S. Metford; Editorial. Illustrated with a colour cover (Bristol Blenheim Medium Bombers) and within the text by S. Drigin (and a couple of others?). There are a few adverts, but not many. Usual signs of age (page-edge browning, spots, rusted staples, edge wear) but in better than average overall condition and bright/clean.
[Order code:12215 / Price £10.00]

Air - Air Stories: Flying Thrills and Aerial Adventure. Newnes, July 1937, vol. 5 no. 1. Fiction and non-fiction. 9ž" x 6ž", 96pp, magazine. Conternts: Angel of Death: A Long Complete Mystery Thriller of the Air War on the Western Front by G. M. Bowman; Famous Aircraft of the Great War by and illus. by A. C. Leverington (Siemens-Schuckert D.3, Dornier D.1, Martinsyde Elephant, Sopwith Pup); Fighter Pilot: The Vivid Record of a Pilot's Life in One of the Most Famous R.F.C. Scout Squadrons of the Great War; A Guide to Sky-Gazers Part 1 [1pp only]; Murder in Mid-Air: A Mangy Fox Pelt was the Strange Clue to a Baffling Mystery of Sudden Death in the Skies of the Canadian North-West by Edward Green; An Ace of "Strafers": Secont in the Victory List of Australia's Great Air Fighters is Captain R. King, D.S.O., D.F.C., who won lasting Fame as the "Strafing" Specilist of the Australian Flying Corps by A. H. Pritchard, illus. portrait drawing by Algernon Rowe; Readers' Questions/Answers; Submarine Solo: An Exciting Story of the Royal Naval Air Service by Jeremy Hood; Air Book Reviews; A Veteran Fighter of the R. A. F.: A Description of the Gloster Gamecock Fighter with Full Instructions for Building a Solid Scale Model by James Hay Stevens; A Guide to Sky-Gazers part 2 [1pp only]; Faireys Can Fight: When, in the Course of Special Duties with the Palestine Police, Flying Officers Boyle and Lister - otherwise "Boil" and "blister" - chanced upon an Arab Ambush it was inevitable that they should promptly Decide to Clean up the Nest of Make it Beautifully Untidy by J. H. Stafford; Double Decoy: A Long Complete Western Front Adventure Featuring Major Sharpness and a Spad Squadron Dogged by a Strange Hoodoo by L. S. Metford; Editorial. Illustrated with a colour cover (Blackburn two-seater dive bomber) and within the text by S. Drigin (and a couple of others?). There are a few adverts, but not many. Water stain over cover and extending, in left margin, to page about page 16 internally (see photos), usual signs of age (page-edge browning, spots, rusted staples, edge wear) average overall condition.
[Order code:12216 / Price £10.00]

Airfix - Airfix Magazine for Modellers. The following are available: Sep, 1977 - good plus. Oct, 1977 - very good. Nov, 1977 - very good. Dec, 1977 - very good. Jan, 1978 - very good. Sep, 1978 - very good. Nov, 1978 - very good. Jan, 1978 - very good. Feb, 1979 - very good. Mar, 1979 - very good. Jan, 1981 - very good.
[Order code:4013 / Price £2.50] Price is each.

Animal - Purnell's Illustrated Encyclopedia of Animal Life: The Complete A to Z of Animals in Weekly Parts. BPC, 1968/1976. The following are available: Part 20. Part 26.
[Order code:4097 / Price £2.00] Price is each.

Armchair - The Armchair Detective 1987 vol 20 no 1. Mysterious Press. Armchair - The Armchair Detective 1987 vol 20 no 1. Mysterious Press. Feature articles: Stanley Ellin: In Memorian by Colby Willis; An Interview with Tony Hillerman, Who, With His Two Navajo Policemen, Has Blazed a Trail of Mystery Through the American Southwest by Betty and Riley Parker; Dashiell Hammett and the Tradition of the Detective Story by Walter Raubicheck; Peter 'Donnell's Femme Fatale Uses Everything to Fight Evil Forces by Bernard A. Drew; Cornell Woolrich on the Silver Screen: Part One by Francis M. Nevins; The Agatha Christie of Japan: An Interview with Shizuko Natsuki; The Rise and Fall of Philo Vance by John Loughery; Why Did Detective Fiction Make Its Debut in the Short Story Format? by Charles E. May. 11" x 8˝", 112pp, paperback. Illustrated in monochrome. Very faint impression of a sticker near top-front corner of front-cover; very slight edge-wear; very good plus (no spine creases, no inscriptions, not ex-library).
[Order code:16286 / Price £5.00]

Auto - Auto Express. 12˝" x 9", 54pp (approx.). Generally very good. The following are available: Issue 172 - Jan 14, 1992. Issue 175 - Feb 04, 1992.
[Order code:3850 / Price £1.00] Note: Price is each.

Autocar - Autocar. 12" x 9ź", 76pp (aprox.). Good plus/very good. The following are available: Vol. 153, No. 4372 - 27 Sep 1980. Vol. 154, No. 4398 - 28 Mar 1981.
[Order code:3860 / Price £1.50] Note: Price is each.

Autosport - Autosport. Haymarket. 4 July, 1991; Vol.124, No. 1. 12" x 8˝", 94pp, colour illustrated paper, sb. Very good.
[Order code:3848 / Price £1.50]

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