Hi gang
sorry to bump this one but this thread reminded me of a few Putnam books I had stored away in a box for 10 years now and I didn’t miss them to be honest – therefore I decided to part with them by offering them here instead of putting them on ebay. They are in very good condition incl. dustjackets. Offers via PM please.
1) De Havilland Aircraft since 1909; 1987 edition; 1994 reprint
2) Handley Page Aircraft since 1907; 1987 edition
3) Curtiss Aircraft 1907 – 1947; 1979 edition; 1987 reprint
4) Lockheed Aircraft since 1913; 1987 edition
5) McDonnell Douglas Aircraft since 1920: Volume 1; 1988 edition
6) Aircraft of the Royal Air Force since 1918; 1988 edition
7) United States Military Aircaft since 1909; 1989 edition
and as a special treat (good condition, too, incl. dustjacket)
8) Fokker – The Creative Years; 1965 (!) edition
Please be aware that the books will be shipped from Switzerland, i.e. some postage will also occur.
Regards
Martin / Swiss Mustangs
Hi
I’d say it’s a Wright Whirlwind R-760 – comparing with a photo in”Aircraft Engines of the World 1944″
Martin / Swiss Mustangs
Thank you mmitch – another welcome entry to my database (still haven’t had time to work through all the Air Britain serial books….
43-24929; P-51C-10-NT;to RAF; HB937
Martin
Daz
on airliners.net you will find some – just type “MK912” in the search bar (Keywords) and there you go !
http://www.airliners.net/search/
Martin
Hi
the bomb racks of the P-51 could both be used for bombs and external fuel tanks – there were no provisions for any centerline stores, as already said by landyman.
Not very familiar with 617 Sqdn, I assume that when, as you said, the ‘borrowed’ Mustang was used on several occasions, it received some sort of RAF markings.
My question here in fact is why ‘borrowing’ a P-51 from the USAAF when the RAF had Mustangs (Merlin engined) in their inventory, too ?
Just my 2 cents
Martin / Swiss Mustangs
…Malaysia
enter Rhodesia
Martin
More likely to be an Alouette 3 rather than the Alouette 2 in Swiss Mustangs picture.
I stand corrected – never felt much attraction to those ‘copters. 😉
Martin
Daz
I have many Air Racing Annuals at home plus various books on this topic
I will PM you the Titles etc of them – many are OOP but could be found on various 2nd hand dealers
In addition to that – a photographic impression plus much material is to be found here:
http://www.warbirdaeropress.com/index.html
Saludos
Martin
The “a/c” in the foreground of the 3rd photo is mainly a French type “Alouette II” helicopter……
Cheers
Martin / Swiss Mustangs
Thank you Mark12 – amazing pics of those DLB TT Sea Furies
Martin / Swiss Mustangs
Below another shot from my collection: D-CATA at Luebeck April 1974
yup
definitely an eye-catcher
here another view
Cheers
Martin
Hi
a German (language) site of a friend of mine with many photos of the German TT Sea Furies in action – It will soon be reworked and updated containing many more such photos I have provided from my own collection.
http://members.aol.com/tgenth/page3.html
Martin / Swiss Mustangs
something like this ?
EH597 from 1654 CU visiting Glatton
Martin / Swiss Mustangs
an ebay – find (didn’t buy it – therefore no better quality)
Martin