Pulp Fiction, 1938 · page 80 of 100
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Just Out! THE AIRMAN’S DIARY 1938 THs diary is a Joint publication by Letts Quikref Diaries Ltd. and George Newnes Ltd. A unique and useful diary for air-minded people of all ages. A mine of in- formation on Flying in all its different aspects. The preliminary matter provides a useful source of knowledge and includes the following : Aerodromes in Great Britain. Aeronautical terms explained. Controls. Flying Clubs and Schools. Manufacturers. Notable flights and world records. Air squadrons, etc. There are thirty-two illustrations showing the develop- ment of aircraft from the beginning right up to the powerful machines which now cover the world. In each opening of the diary there is an illustration with descriptive matter covering a wide field of aero- nautical subjects. The size of the diary is 42” x 3". Is. 6d. . . : - Rexine Binding, with pencil 2s. 6d. . . ° . Leather Binding, with pencil These diaries are on sale at all stationers and bookstalls. GEORGE NEWNES LTD. TOWER HOUSE, SOUTHAMPTON ST., STRAND, LONDON, W.C.2 Vili COMIC OO®