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Hardbound. History of Air Racing between 1928 and 1939. 584 pages.
Hardbound. History of Air Racing between 1928 and 1939. 487 pages.
In the decades leading up to World War II, air races were often the proving grounds for radical new aviation principles and designs. The people and machines of air racing during this period made tremendous strides and contributed incredible new technologies, aerodynamics, powerplants, and airframes. This unique look at the key players and aircraft of the early 20th century's great air races examines and explains how innovative racing technologies found their way into future fighter and passenger aircraft. Coverage of exciting races like the Schneider Trophy, Pulitzer Trophy Race, and the National Air Races, an in-depth look at their contributions to aeronautics, exclusive line drawings illustrating the technologies, and archival photography make this a must for air racing fans and aviation enthusiasts.
Golden Age Air Racers is a delightful retrospective of air racing in America from 1929 to 1939. Courageous pilots flew constantly evolving aircraft to speed record after speed record, thrilling audiences with their daring. Aviation artist and historian Sonny Schug has captured the essence of that bygone era in 24 evocative paintings, each supported by a short history of the aircraft. The coverage is rounded out with 35 period photos of the aircraft and pilots.Enjoy the art and thrill to the achievements of bold aviators!
During the Golden Age of flight, planes were pushed beyond their limits, as pilots raced to be the first to cross oceans and continents. At home, out of work pilots gave rise to barnstormers and daredevils who thrilled crowds with their aerobatics. Read about such aviators and adventures as Charles Lindbergh, the MacRobertson Air Race, James Doolittle and speed records, and air mail.