WW2 1943 Planes in Action by Reed Kinert & 1942 Wings for America by T. Penfield

America’s Fighting Planes by Reed Kinert (1943, HC, 8.25″ x 11″, 144 pp, Good+), Wings for America (HC, 5.52″ x 7″, 64 pp, Good-). Get both young adult books for one price. The books are sold in the conditions shown, so check the many pics for content and condition specifics, and feel free to ask any questions you may have. From a smoking-free home. Please, only US bidders on this lot. Shipping is $6.99 for USPS Media Mail.

1938 Kellogg’s Cadet Aviation Corps Handbook Booklet Certificate Military Plane

The 1938 Kellogg’s Cadet Aviation Corps Handbook Booklet and Membership Certificate is a vintage paperback book filled with illustrated content related to aviation and a cool signed membership certificate is included. Published by Kellogg’s Cereal, this first edition booklet serves as a unique collectible item, personalized with various author contributions in English language. The softcover binding adds to its vintage charm, making it a special piece for aviation enthusiasts or collectors of military plane memorabilia. This original booklet provides a glimpse into the world of aviation in the United States during the 1930s, making it a valuable addition to any collection.

Japanese Military Planes Aero Digest 1932 rare complete aviation magazine

Like most random survivals of old periodical printing, any specific example (like this one) is likely among a relative handful of those produced still extant. As each decade goes back from 1960, the rate of scarcity for any specific magazine or paper item increases noticeably for a variety of reasons, including paper drives, storage related issues, normal discarding of outdated (and now desirable) magazines, etc.

FLYING For 1938 HCDJ Aviation Vintage Illustrated Mingos Military Planes G-VG

Flying for 1938. Howard Mingos. [1938] first edition; Colonial Press; good or better vintage jacketed hardcover. Blue with red text on spine and front board. Illustrated throughout – a compilation of relevant events, tech advances, pilots, military endeavors, and the like. A must-have compendium for the aviation enthusiast in the 1930’s, this is a treasure for the collector now. Typical mild wear at edges and unbound corners; bumping; very slight roll. Internally unmarked; a light even toning. Jacket is good or better; housed in archival cover. Gift quality for the aviation enthusiast. Thanks for visiting Forgotten Lore.