Wrecks & Relics: 24: The Indispensable Guide to Britain's Aviation Heritage (Wrecks & Relics S)

The vital touring guide to the aviation museums, warbirds, collections and relics of the British Isles.

Wrecks & Relics provides all that is needed to discover the aeronautical treasures of the British Isles. A comprehensive touring guide, Wrecks & Relics has developed an enviable reputation as the answer for those with an interest in museums, warbirds, military and civil relics. It is a trusted companion to curators, restorers, operators and enthusiasts alike.

Expanded and completely revised, the 24th edition provides even more details on a vast array of aircraft including their build and retirement dates and now highlights how long exhibits have been with museums and major collections.

Covering more than 750 locations, Wrecks & Relics is indispensable: giving the inside story on attractions large and small, including exhibits, locations, opening times, contact points and much more. Over 700 types and over 5,000 aircraft are detailed, including potted histories, helpful comments and over 190 colour illustrations.

Warbirds, classic and vintage, out-of-service propliners and jets, modern military hardware, restoration projects, replicas, derelicts and 'long forgotten' oddities are all here. For over 50 years, Wrecks & Relics has led the way as the only reference you'll need

Ken Ellis has written for Flypast since its prototype days in 1981, and in 1988 he launched sister journal AirForces Monthly -- devoted to modern military aviation. He has edited Air Enthusiast since 1990, writing features on subjects from Airbus production programs to South Africa's Rooivalk attack helicopter. Outside of FlyPast, Ellis is best known for Wrecks & Relics, the biennial 'bible' of the UK preservation movement. He is author or co-author of 12 other titles. Ellis is a member of 20+ aviation societies and groups and holds a private pilots license, flying whenever he can.