gibson dso dfc guy (8 Ergebnisse)

Soft cover. Zustand: Very Good. No Jacket. Paperback copy, no dustjacket as issued. 288pp. Colour and b/w photographs. Not library copy, no creasing to spine, no inscriptions. (12).

Soft cover. Zustand: Very Good. No Jacket. Reprint. Paperback copy, no dustjacket as issued. 288pp. Colour photographs. Not library copy, no creasing to spine, name/date in ink to half title page. (48/5).

reset edn., paperback, 287pp, 4pp half tone photo ills. [iii] ads., coloured pictorial upper wrapper, with an introduction by Marshal of the Royal Air Force Sir Arthur Harris, the personal experiences of the legendary bomber pilot who, at the start of WW2, was a career RAF Flying Officer with Bomber Command 83 Squadron (Whitleys) and later Flt. Lt, transferred to Fighter Command he helped develop night-fighter technique with 29 Squadron (Beaufighters) during which time he was promoted Sqn. Ldr. In 1942 returned to Bomber Command as Wing Cdr. 106 Squadron (Manchesters and then Lancasters), then forming a special squadron, 617 (Lancasters) for the Dam Buster raid, roll and slant to spine, nujmerous creases to slightly soiled wrappers, cnrs. inclined to curl, edges tanned, ISBN:0330024523 reading copy,

1st in imprint, paperback, 287pp, 4pp half tone photo ills. [i] ads., #GP28, pictorial upper wrapper by Carl Wilton, the personal experiences of the legendary bomber pilot who, at the start of WW2, was a career RAF Flying Officer with Bomber Command 83 Squadron (Whitleys) and later Flt. Lt, transferred to Fighter Command he helped develop night-fighter technique with 29 Squadron (Beaufighters) during which time he was promoted Sqn. Ldr, in 1942 returned to Bomber Command as Wing Cdr. 106 Squadron (Manchesters and then Lancasters), then forming a special squadron, 617 (Lancasters) for the Dam Buster raid, well rubbed at extrems., light creasing to lightly soiled wrappers, chip fore-edge upper wrapper, edges tanned, fair,

1st in imprint, paperback, 287pp, 4pp half tone photo ills. [i] ads., #GP28, pictorial upper wrapper by Carl Wilton, the personal experiences of the legendary bomber pilot who, at the start of WW2, was a career RAF Flying Officer with Bomber Command 83 Squadron (Whitleys) and later Flt. Lt, transferred to Fighter Command he helped develop night-fighter technique with 29 Squadron (Beaufighters) during which time he was promoted Sqn. Ldr, in 1942 returned to Bomber Command as Wing Cdr. 106 Squadron (Manchesters and then Lancasters), then forming a special squadron, 617 (Lancasters) for the Dam Buster raid, impressed marks to all four edges where the book must have been the top of a bale, light tanning to pages and edges, good plus,

Soft cover. Zustand: Very Good. No Jacket. 1st Edition. First Four Square-Horwitz Australian Paperback Edition / First Print. Paperback copy, no dustjacket as issued. 225pp. Not library copy, no inscriptions, creasing to spine. (1).

reprint, paperback, 288pp, 4pp coloured photo ills., half tone photo ills., facsimiles and line drawing in text, large format (9 x 6 inches approx.), half tone photo pictorial wrappers, Guy Gibson's classic account of his RAF career restoring some of his more robust and less than tactful opinions and comments on personalities, tactics and the course of the war, which the censor and his original publishers had omitted. The personal experiences of the legendary bomber pilot who, at the start of WW2, was a career RAF Flying Officer with Bomber Command 83 Squadron (Whitleys) and later Flt. Lt, transferred to Fighter Command he helped develop night-fighter technique with 29 Squadron (Beaufighters) during which time he was promoted Sqn. Ldr, in 1942 returned to Bomber Command as Wing Cdr. 106 Squadron (Manchesters and then Lancasters), then forming a special squadron, 617 (Lancasters) for the Dam Buster raid, ISBN:9780859791182 fine,

DVD only | Please note - no book. SIGNED to the front cover 'Best Wishes | Vic Strike'. Member of the P.B.F.A. BATTLE OF BRITAIN.