Chas Grey (4 results)

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. Thursday January 1 1914 - Thursday June 25 1914, numbers 1 through to 26. Weekly numbers bound in grey buckram hardcovers. The magazines are fine and the covers are vg+. HEAVY! OVERSEAS SHIPPING EXTRA AT ACTUAL COST!

Magazine. Condition: Good. Dust Jacket Condition: No Dust Jacket. Presumed First UK Edition. Single Magazine issue of 'The Aeroplane'. White-ish paper printed in black and greytone. The blank page edges are very discoloured, the staples are rusted and with some staining here and there and across the front and back covers. Internally clean and tight with No Inscriptions or other Marks. "The Aeroplane" ran from 8 June 1911 (No.1) till 17 April 1959 (No.2485). An early, and slimmer First World War issue of this fascinating magazine - the front cover has a caption - "The Younger Generation" and an aerial image of the Camp of the Victorian Contingent of the Australian Expeditionary Force on the Werribee Plain". This issue runs from pages 513- 532. The articles are interspersed with only a few b/w Aeroplane related adverts this time, and the Contents of this issue are mainly in some form War related articles = ' The New (s=Paper) War' ; 'Comforts for the R. N. A. S. ; ' A Defender of the R. A. F. ' ; 'Naval and Military Aeronautics' ; ' The "Gobbi" Patent Lifebelt ; etc, Adverts. This issue has very few b/w photo illustrations. Quite Scarce. See Images. ; 4to 11" - 12" tall.

Magazine. Condition: Good. Dust Jacket Condition: No Dust Jacket. Presumed First UK Edition. Single Magazine issue of 'The Aeroplane'. White-ish paper printed in black and greytone. The spine is discoloured/stained/marked from rusted staples/age, o/w near VG and Internally clean and tight with No Inscriptions or other Marks. "The Aeroplane" ran from 8 June 1911 (No.1) till 17 April 1959 (No.2485). An early, and slimmer First World War issue of this fascinating magazine - the front cover has an Artist's imptression of an Airship lighting up a London being bombed - with the heading " An Awakening." . This issue runs from pages 209 - 228. The articles are interspersed with only a few b/w Aeroplane related adverts this time, and the Contents of this issue are mainly in some form War related articles = ' The Royal Naval Air Service'; 'Apart from Aeroplanes' (War info) ; 'Aeroplanes on Service: A Study on the Spot (continued) '; 'Naval and Military Aeronautics' ; 'Materials of Construction: Some Tests on Timber'. ; Adverts, etc. Some b/w photo illustrations and diagrams. Quite Scarce. See Images. ; 4to 11" - 12" tall.

Magazine. Condition: Very Good-. Dust Jacket Condition: No Dust Jacket. Presumed First UK Edition. Single Magazine issue of 'The Aeroplane'. White-ish paper printed in black and greytone. Top blank corners front and back both have a light yellow stain line, etc. Very lightly marked in places and the staples have rusted, o/w near VG and Internally clean and tight with No Inscriptions or Marks. "The Aeroplane" ran from 8 June 1911 (No.1) till 17 April 1959 (No.2485). An early, just, Pre-First World War issue of this fascinating magazine - the rear cover has an advert for " Combined Demonstrations of 'Looping the Loop' at Hendon by Mr. B. C. Hucks and Mr. Gustav Hamel." . This issue runs pages 245 - 292. The articles are interspersed with b/w Aeroplane related adverts, and the Contents of this issue are mostly concerned with "What to See at Olympia - Opening on Monday next. " , including a Plan of the Stands and details of the Aeroplanes & Constructors, etc, etc, Also other articles = ' The Army Estimates and Aviation' by W. E. de B. Whittaker'; 'Naval and Military Aeronautics' ; 'Some Points about F. E. 2' ; 'The Royal Aero Club Dinner'; ' The Beatty Flying School'; ' The Week's Work'; Adverts, etc. Many b/w photo illustrations. Quite Scarce. See Images. ; 4to 11" - 12" tall.