The DC-8 Series Sixty de Douglas Aircraft Company - 1969-01-01

Douglas Aircraft Company. Trade Paperback. Very Good/None. Paper folder, containing 20 plates depicting planes made by Douglas.

Santa Monica, ET Al.: Douglas Aircraft Company. Very Good. ca. 1950's. Softcover. Folder with 10 pictures of Douglas planes, including their newest, the DC-7. .

Long Beach, CA: Douglas Aircraft Company, Inc.. VG+. 1955. Paperback. Paperback in Very Good+ condition. . 8vo 8" - 9" tall. * Quick Shipping * All Books Mailed in Boxes * Free Tracking Provided * .

Douglas Aircraft Company, 1979-01-01. Hardcover. Good-. . *3 Volume Set: Volume 1 "Meeting Today's Aviation Needs" text in English, Volume 2 "Paralelos En Tradicion/Parallels In Tradition" text in English and Spanish, volume 3 "Parallels in Tradition" text in Chinese and English. GOOD-. Gold spiral bound with red wraps, blue boards and red boards, approx. 12'' x 12'', light bumps to spine edges and corners, some light fading to covers (especially near edges), volume 3 has some dirt smudges to covers and a large white stain to back cover, light foxing to few pages in each volume..<p> Once Read Books, cover scan available - just ask, OnceReadBooks com<p> Orders shipped via USPS.

Mcdonnel Douglas, No Date Given. 3 Hole Loose Leaf Binding. Good. in x in x in.

Douglas Aircraft Company, Douglas Missile & Space Systems Division, Advance Space Technology, Atmospheric Sciences Branch, 1963. Wraps. Very good. [2], iii, [1], 103, [1] pages. Illustrations. References. This was prepared under the sponsorship of the Douglas Aircraft Company Independent Research and Development Program. This is an early work associated with understanding aspects of Mars exploration. Mars is the fourth planet from the center of the solar system, orbiting the Sun once every 687 (Earth) days at a mean distance of 141 million mi (227 million km). Called the "red planet" for its distinct orange-red color, Mars has been the object of intense interest for over a century. Mars was thought to be barren after the Viking spacecraft landed on it in 1976 and found no evidence of living organisms. But interest in Mars as at least an ancient host of life resurged in the 1990s with the claim of fossilized microbes in meteorites from Mars, and pictures from the 1997 Pathfinder mission that… Leer más

Santa Monica and El Sugundo: Douglas Aircraft Company, Inc.. 2 volume set. Undated c.1956-7. Both working copies of Douglas Aircraft Company, Inc. manuals from the Santa Monica Division and El Sugundo, California respectively. Original blue card covers, typewritten and handwritten titles, mixture of typewritten and printed tables and graphs.Both in VG condition for working copies. Both copies have the handwritten name to cover of Myra Jones OBE (1923-2020), the Welsh aeronautical engineer and member of the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics and the Royal Aeronautical Society. Jones worked for Douglas from 1957-1963, between lengthy spells working for the British government (1943-1957; 1963-1983). . Very Good. Soft cover. 1st Edition. 1951.

Naval Air Systems Command,, 1991.. LooseLeaf. LIKE NEW. Like new. Looseleaf pages bound in flexible blue binder, published 15 February 1991 (revision of earlier edition 1 July 1986), paginated within chapter (about 1/2" thick). Clean, no marks or writing. OVERSIZE (unless shipped without the binder). **We provide professional service and individual attention to your order, daily shipments, and sturdy packaging. FREE TRACKING ON ALL SHIPMENTS WITHIN USA.

1941. Full-Leather. Very Good. WWII era Supervisor's shop book of "Rules and Regulations" (13 leaves), Job Descriptions (5 leaves), Safety Regulations (10 leaves), several pages of employee names and section numbers and a few leaves of mimeographed regulations; 16" x 11" folding drawing of the B-17 fuselage with section numbers for rivets, etc. The employee names show female workers on a separate page, with their section numbers (rivet assignments); hard evidence that this manual was used during World War II. Bound in a full limp leather six ring binder (5" x 7"). Very good.

Santa Monica, California: Douglas Aircraft Company. Very Good with no dust jacket. [1954]. Hardcover. Loose-leaf volumes are uniformly bound in blue leatherette C.A.A. Airplane Flight Manual covers, with typed aircraft designations to front cover, pages are three hole punched and bound in with 3 screw posts. Approval pages at front, typescrpt text, many fold-out charts. DC-6A manual is designated as Report No. 14788, for A.A.; DC-6B manual designated as Report No. 13965, U.A.L. Report pages have varous dates between 1951 and 1954. Various numberings to pages; 3-1/2" thick in all. Heavy, international shipping will be extra. ; 9" x 11-1/2"; The DC-6A was the freighter variant for this model; the DC-6B was the all-passenger variant (Wikipedia). OCLC reports a sole copy of these, held by the San Francisco Airport Commission Aviation Library. ; Covers a bit scuffed, pages show some toning, little wear. .