Scale Aircraft Modelling-January 2023
English | 102 Pages | PDF | 34.9 MB

Don Lambert Brown - Miles Aircraft Since 1925
Putnam | 1970 | ISBN: 0370001273 | English | 420 pages | PDF | 172.58 MB
A history of the Miles aircraft manufacturing company, from the formative years to post-war financial crisis. The Miles company manufactured some 7000 aircraft, and designed other aircraft which never flew, including what would have been the world's first supersonic aircraft.

E. R. Hooton - Aircraft of the Second World War: The Development of the Warplane 1939-45
Putnam | 1997 | ISBN: 0851778755 | English | 304 pages | PDF | 177.3 MB
This is a study of aircraft from World War II. The book is part of a 12volume series, which covers the production and operation of aircraft worldwide. Each volume is devoted to essays on aircraft types, their development and option, systems and equipment.

Derek N. James - Westland Aircraft since 1915
Putnam | 1991 | ISBN: 085177847X | English | 515 pages | PDF | 172.1 MB
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Alain J. Pelletier - Beech Aircraft and Their Predecessors
Naval Institute Press | 1995 | ISBN: 1557500622 | English | 225 pages | PDF | 155.38 MB
The names Beech and Beechcraft are synonymous with the Staggerwing high-performance single-engined biplane, and this volume details its development and production along with that of all the company's products including the Model 18, the Bonanzas, Barons. Queen Airs and King Airs.

C. H. Barnes - Bristol Aircraft Since 1910
Putnam | 1964 | ISBN: 0851778232 | English | 415 pages | PDF | 171.02 MB
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Alec Brew - Boulton Paul Aircraft Since 1915
Putnam | 1993 | ISBN: 0851778607 | English | 374 pages | PDF | 152.31 MB
Boulton and Paul entered the aircraft industry during the First World War, building the FE.2 pusher biplane. They did pioneering work in the twenties and thirties (including structural work on the ill-fated R.101 airship), but they are best known for the ground breaking Defiant, turret armed fighter of WWII. This scarce Putnam volume details the aircraft types built and developed by Boulton Paul, including proposed designs as well as experimental types. 250 + photos and three-view drawings. Missing: cover.

Stephen Ransom, Robert Fairclough - English Electric Aircraft and Their Predecessors
Putnam | 1987 | ISBN: 0851778062 | English | 384 pages | PDF | 157.33 MB
The English Electric Company was established in 1918 to amalgamate the electrical and mechanical interests of a number of companies which included the Phoenix Dynamo Manufacturing Co and the Coventry Ordnance Works, both of which had produced their own aeroplanes.

Peter M. Bowers - Boeing Aircraft Since 1916
Naval Institute Press | 1989 | ISBN: 0851778046 | English | 668 pages | PDF | 151.68 MB
643 photographs & 6 other illustrations. 85 technical drawings.

Peter London - Saunders and Saro Aircraft Since 1917
Putnam | 1988 | ISBN: 0851778143 | English | 359 pages | PDF | 148.31 MB
Saunders/Saro designed and built mostly flying-boats and amphibious aircraft, a natural evolution from an earlier involvement with boatbuilding. The aircraft varied greatly in terms of success. A number have gone largely unrecorded, especially some of the early prototypes. A small number of landplane designs were also conceived. The term 'Saunders/Saro' is used to describe a Limited Company which existed between 1908 and 1959. For twenty years, S.E. Saunders Ltd was engaged in boat-building, sub-contracted aircraft construction, and the development of a few aircraft to the company's own designs. In late 1928 the firm was reorganised and a new name was adopted-Saunders-Roe Ltd, usually abbreviated to Saro. The latter concern laid greater emphasis on aircraft design, and other interests were over a period made virtually autonomous.