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early (1909-1918) Flight Magazine

I know the whole of the Flight archive up until 2005 is online, but does anyone have any original, or reprinted, copies of Flight magazine from between 1909 and 1918 they’d be willing to sell? Any condition, volumes or single editions, all of interest

Cheers, Rob

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By: Hypstorian - 31st January 2011 at 16:27

“Flight” issues

Hello Rob,

I happen to have a whole bunch of early issues of “Flight” (and “Aero” as well). Mostly 1909,10 & 11.
I never counted them, but there are probably more than 80 issues.
If you’re interested, you can either PM me, or email me at:
[email]member111049@yahoo.com[/email]

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By: Delta Golf - 7th January 2011 at 20:25

At a recent book auction, the first seven volumes (1909-1915) sold for £760 on behalf of the Shuttleworth Collection ….

http://www.dominic-winter.co.uk/catcal/S287/P5.html Lot 96

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By: barnstormer - 7th January 2011 at 20:00

I’ll bet you are going to be able to find some good early FLIGHT issues at considerably better prices than these 😮
From Summer of 2000 results at a popular E*** auction site:
Seven individual issues..(Starting bid was $19.00 each)
It is apparently true that two or more determined bidders DO make for an interesting auction result..

Sold 27 august 2000
Ebay lot #s: 412532335 $ 20.51 (1909 issue Flight)
412766404 $ 54.00 (1909 issue FLIGHT)
412788825 $102.50 (Oct 23,1909 Flight)
412793416 $107.50 (Oct 30, 1909 Flight)
412801076 $ 51.00 (Nov 20, 1909 Flight)
412806920 $152.50 (Dec 4, 1909 Flight)
412817401 $ 51.00 (Dec 18, 1909 Flight)
Total $539.01
My notes fom back then, tracking auction lot values of aviation collectibles, show that a Houdini collector bid and won the early issue of FLIGHT , with Houdini in it, for $255.

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By: T-21 - 7th January 2011 at 10:21

The Cranfield Institute of Technology library did have every copy of “Flight” . It is open to the public,check before visiting.

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By: Arabella-Cox - 7th January 2011 at 08:43

Rob,

The only one spare copy I have for those years is 14th March 1914, the first of their Olympia Show numbers. PM me if you are interested.

Cheers

Ralph

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By: airart - 7th January 2011 at 07:06

I have a complete 1911, bound. Won’t think of parting with it, but if there’s something particular you need copied let me know.

Also have 1922 complete.

RJC

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