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DESCRIPTION: Aeronautics Magazine, December 31, 1940, Vol. III, No. 18, measures approx. 6" x 9 1/8", approx. 70 pages. Publication described as "An Authoritative Work Dealing with the Theory and Practice of Flying" and "A Complete Guide to Civil and Military Flying". This issue contains Maneuvering the Float Plane, Veritcal Speed or Rate of Climb Indicators, Generating Equipment, Defense Against Aircraft, and loose data sheet on Atlanta Municipal Airport in Georgia.

CONDITION: VERY GOOD, only minor wear, mostly to the edges of the cover, pages all fine. Please contact us prior to bidding if you have any questions.

Terms

Seller will combine multiple purchases - buyer must request a final invoice, and make one single payment for all items at once. Purchases must fall within a 7 day period, and all items must be able to ship in the same package. All questions to be resolved prior to bidding or making any purchases. Payment is due within 7 calendar days of the date of sale. Return policy and payment instructions can be found below on this page.

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