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.

Mexican Narrow Gauge Vintage HC/DJ book by Gerald M. Best 1968

Pages appear to be free of any writing or highlighting as I flipped through the book. Slight tanning to pages from age, discoloration spots to paper, mostly to the first few pages. Dust jacket shows wear with scuffing/rubbing, tears, creases, and wear to the corners and edges, and has been cleaned.

The Colorful Streetcars We Rode by Norman Carlson

“The Colorful Streetcars We Rode” by Norman Carlson is a hardcover book published by the Central Electric Railfans Association in 1985. It is part of the Bulletin 125 series and focuses on transportation. The book features 112 pages and comes with a fine dust jacket. This first edition book by Carlson offers a unique look into streetcars and transportation history with detailed information and colorful illustrations, making it a valuable addition to any collector’s library.