Art Deco and British Car Design: The Airline Cars of the 1930s
by Barrie Down
Some of the most beautiful cars ever built were made during the 1930s, in Europe and America, and Down’s eagerly awaited book showcases the cars that reflected the Art Deco school of design.
The Spitfire Story
by Alfred Price
Old or new, military or civilian, no matter your interests in aviation you know of the Spitfire and the singular place it occupies in aviation history. Its famous Rolls-Royce engines, its famous Schneider Trophy connection, its famous Battle of Britain role.
Spitfire Manual 1940
by Dilip Sarkar (Editor)
From the “Forget-Me-Nots for Fighters” to many other instructional booklets and manuals for pilots of the famous Supermarine Spitfire, this book gathers many oddities not normally seen by outsiders.
Men of Power: The Lives of Rolls-Royce Chief Test Pilots Harvey and Jim Heyworth
by Robert Jackson
Test pilot brothers are a rarity. Both Heyworths worked for the same company, at the same time, and both became chief test pilot. Harvey, the elder of the two became the third test pilot at Hucknall, where Rolls-Royce had its flight test establishment.
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