The aeroplane in the Great War

A well illustrated book that appeared immediately after the end of World War 1 and written by W.L. Wade, Assistant Editor of 'The Aeroplane' magazine. The book has 27 chapters covering most aspects of the Great War in the air, with numerous black-and-white and colour illustrations. There is great deal of anti-German sentiment in the book which one would have not found in a more modern work but which was not unusual for the period. Although I have shown the book with a silver-grey cover, I have others with a pink cover.