'R.A.F AT WAR (PART OF THE ''EPIC OF FLIGHT'' SERIES''' de Ralph Barker

London, United Kingdom: Caxton Publishing Company Group/Time Life, 2003. Later Edition. Hardcover. Very Good Plus/Very Good Plus. The boards are glossy, corners not bumped many illustrations in the 176 pages. The dust jacket has no tears. 01

London: Time-Life Books. Fine/Good. 2003. First Edition. Hard Cover. 9.75" By 11.25" Tall 1844470334 Dust jacket unclipped. Shelfwear to edges, closed tear to bottome edge. Illustrated cover with bright white and golt titles to front and spine. Illustrated end pages of RAF spitfires engaging German Messerschmitts over London in 1940. No inscriptions. This volume is one of a series that traces the adventure and science of aviations, from the earliest manned balloon ascension through the era of jet flight. 176 pages. Clean, bright and tightly bound. .

London: Caxton Publishing Company. 2003. Quarto Size [approx 24cm x 30.5cm]. Near Fine copy in Very Good dustjacket. Dustjacket is now protected in our purpose-made plastic sleeve. A nice copy. Illustrated with Black and White Photographs. Robust, professional packaging and tracking provided for all parcels. 176 pages.. A volume in The Epic of Flight series. . Reprint. Hardback.

Time Life. Fine in Near Fine dust jacket. 2003. Hardcover. 1844470334 . Pictorial hard covers in Fine condition. A solid binding with a bright, unmarked text. One small bump to the bottom spine end corner. The DJ is in Near Fine condition. "Britain went to war in 1939 the strength of the Royal Air Force amounted to 118,000 regulars, however the Luftwaffe, an armada of more than 500,00 men, outnumbered the RAF several times over. A year later German bombers would blitz London, and new, untrained RAF pilots would challenge German belief in their aerial supremacy. This splendid Time-Life Epic of Flight by Ralph Barker, tells the story of those heroic 'Few' in words and pictures "; 11.10 X 9.10 X 1 inches; 176 pages; Box 13 .

(Subject: Aviation - World War II ) When Britain went to war in 1939 the strength of the Royal Air Force amounted to 118,000 regulars, however the Luftwaffe, an armada of more than 500,00 men, outnumbered the RAF several times over. A year later German bombers would blitz London, and new, untrained RAF pilots would challenge German belief in their aerial supremacy. This splendid Time-Life Epic of Flight by Ralph Barker, tells the story of those heroic 'Few' in words and pictures (Published: 2003) (Publisher: Caxton Editions) (ISBN: 1844470334) (Pagination: Large format, c176pp, numerous col & b/w ills) (Condition: New in d/w) UL-XXXXXX