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Rearwin:
A Story of Men, Planes, and Aircraft Manufacturing During the Great
Depression
By Bill Wright
A
"must have" reference for both Rearwin owners and antique airplane
enthusiasts.
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Wings of Yesteryear: The Golden
Age of Private Aircraft
by Geza Szurovy
Interesting book about the "Golden Age".
Great photos and some Rearwin info.
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Looping the Loop: Posters of
Flight
by Henry S. Villard and Willis M. Allen Jr.
"...the book tells of the passion for flight
with an array of rare posters spanning the years of early flight,
World War I, The Golden Age, of Aviation, and World War II. Vibrant,
colorful, and significant designs including 102 posters each displayed
on their own large-sized page, provide an artistic and historical
retrospective that encompasses and broadens upon the Smithsonian
Institution companion traveling exhibition."
-KALES PRESS
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Wings
of History: The Air Museums of Europe
By Louis Divone
"WINGS OF HISTORY: The Air Museums of Europe tells the story
of aviation in Europe through the rare aircraft that still exist.
It is also a travel guide providing locations of 142 museums in
26 Western and Eastern European countries. Lastly, it is a permanent
reference source with data on over 3250 aircraft cross-indexed by
aircraft type and location, with translation tables of common aviation
terms, manufacturers, and aircraft familiar names, as well as metric
conversions, to aid the traveler or the researcher. "
-ZENITH BOOKS
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Great
Aircraft Collections of the World
By Bob Ogden
It presents
the world's best 700 public aircraft museums and celebrates man's
greatest achievement of the 20th century of human flight. Seventy
collections have been chosen to be presented for the broad spectrum
of aviation history
The 70 magnificent
museum collections of this volume have been carefully chosen to
feature those which have gathered together a broad spectrum of aviation
history under one roof & those which maintain fleets of historic
aircraft that can be seen in their natural element-the air. |
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U.S.
Civil Aircraft Series
by
Joseph P. Juptner
The
definitive series of books covering all US civil aircraft by Aircraft
Type Certificate (ATC) number. Each plane has a thorough description
of its characteristics and in-depth information about the company
that built it.
These
essential volumes can be purchased at Amazon.com.
Volume
1 (ATCs
1-100)
Volume
2 (ATCs 101-200)
Volume
3 (ATCs 201-300)
Volume
4 (ATCs 301-400)
Volume
5 (ATCs 401-500)
Volume
6 (ATCs 501-600)
Volume
7 (ATCs 601-700)
Volume
8 (ATCs 701-800)
Volume
9 (801-817, photo credits, index,updates)
Incidentally,
at least one Rearwin is covered in volumes 3-8 due to the fact that
Rearwin Airplanes was granted the following ATCs: 232, 314, 434,
469, 481, 574, 591, 624, 637, 653, 661, 711, and 729. |
Other References:
"The Rearwin Story"
By William E. Miller
Antique Airplane Association
News, Vol. iv Number 11
June 19, 1961
The Rearwin Club
Antique Airfield
PO Box 127
Blakesburg, Iowa 52536
(515) 938-2773
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