De Havilland (Flypast Reference Library)

Hannah, Donald

Reference

Key Publishing

Hawker (Flypast Reference Library)

Boeing (Flypast Reference Library)

Shorts (Flypast Reference Library)

Aviation is a relatively young sphere of activity. Yet in their brief span of little more than a single lifetime the tools of flying have evolved at an almost unbelievable rate. Many species have passed into extinction but, thanks to a few far sighted and dedicated individuals, a wealth of history has been preserved. 'British Aviation Museums and Collections' is a greatly revised and expanded version of an earlier work from FlyPast magazine detailing what the UK has to offer and where to see it.

British Aviation Museums and Collections (Flypast Reference Library)

Ogden, Bob

History of Frederick County Maryland in pictures.

Pictorial History Of Frederick Maryland....The First 250 Years 1745-1995

Timothy L. Cannon & Tom Corsline & Nancy F. Whitmore

<p>The Canadian Pacific Railway was built to unite all the Canadian Provinces with a transcontinental line running from the Atlantic to the Pacific. Many obstacles were encountered during construction including the Rocky Mountains, a formidable range of mountains in Western Alberta and Eastern British Columbia. Originally planned to run further north, the line eventually crossed the Continental Divide at Kicking Horse Pass, a challenge to railway operating that still exists today despite the use of high-horsepower diesel locomotives. Illustrated with unique photographs, taken over a number of years, this book covers the line from Exshaw, where it first encounters the Rockies, to Golden. The variety of traffic found on the line is shown against a backdrop of stunning scenery that is encountered along the line. Also detailed is the other Canadian Pacific line in the south of Alberta, which traverses Crowsnest Pass.</p>

Canadian Pacific in the Rockies

Engineering & Transportation

Lothian, Ian

Transportation

<p>Ethiopian Airlines was founded in 1945 by the Ethiopian government with the assistance of Western Airlines. With a fleet of war-surplus Dakotas, the airline took to the sky. At first, only domestic and regional destinations were served, forcing the airline to build makeshift airstrips. However, in 1957, Douglas DC-6s and a Lockheed Constellation were obtained and flights to Europe commenced. In the 1960s, Ethiopian entered the jet age with the purchase of Boeing 720s, later supplemented with 707s. Despite various political, economic, and social obstacles, Ethiopian Airlines continued to invest and grow, expanding to other African countries and further abroad. As passenger transport has declined, as a result of the global pandemic, it currently utilizes its cargo business to transport medical supplies. Illustrated with over 100 images, this book shows how Ethiopian Airlines has remained the powerhouse of African aviation.</p>

Ethiopian Airlines: The African Aviation Powerhouse (Airlines Series)

History

Mols, Jozef

Military

Yorkshire Dales Buses: West Yorkshire Road Car Company in Wharfedale, the 1950s to the 1970s (Britain's Buses Series)

Emmett, Stuart

Europe

Airbus A320

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