 | 79. Rumpler C.I
The classic German two-seater is covered with over 100 rare archive photos.
£8.95 |
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 | 77. Albatros C.VII
The famous German WWI two-seater is covered with over 70 rare archive photos.
£8.75 |
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 | 75. AGO C.I
German pushers are rare and the AGO is the most famous example.
£8.75 |
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 | 74. RAF FE8
Jack M Bruce profiles the famous WWI British pusher fighter.
£8.75 |
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 | 73. Friedrichshafen F33E
This well known German seaplane was probably the most extensively-built machine of its type in WWI.
£8.75 |
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 | 72. (Airco) DH9
The DH9 proved inferior to its predecessor but nevertheless saw wide service.
£8.50 |
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 | 71. LVG C.V
The ubiquitous C.V saw successful service with German Fl.Abt. units in 1917/1918.
£8.50 |
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 | 70. Martinsyde Elephant
Revised with new GAs and plenty of archive and close-up photos, plus new colour profiles.
£8.50 |
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 | 69. Halberstadt C.V
The C.V was designed for high altitude, long distance and reconnaissance and photographic roles.
£8.50 |
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 | 67. AEG C.IV
The rugged metal structure of the C.IV made it ideal for Middle East operations.
£8.50 |
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 | 66. RAF BE12/a/b
An attempt to power up the 2c, the 12's wartime career was one of mixed fortunes.
£8.00 |
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 | 63. Aviatik C.I
This attractive two-seater was used effectively as a bomber, spotter and photo recon' machine in the early part of WWI.
£8.00 |
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 | 62. RAF RE5/7
A unique study of two hitherto poorly-recorded types.
£8.00 |
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 | 61. Brandenburg W.12
One of the German Navy's most potent seaplane fighters, the W.12 saw widespread service in the North Sea.
£8.00 |
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