Very scarce six-month monthly run of Aerial Age magazine. First-rate content on airplane innovation, content by Henry Ford, dirigibles, etc. Only a few individual issues
[Various]. Aerial Age. January through June, 1923. New York City. Aerial Age Company. 1923. 352pp.
Contents include:
*Aviation and the Feminine Touch by Otto Praeger [Miss Jeanette Moffett, female pilots, etc.]
*N.A.C.A. Compressed Air Wind Tunnel
*Captive Helicopters Replace Observation Balloons? Flight with the Karman-Zurovec Machine, etc.
*Women taking their Place in the Aviation Industry
*Maintenance and Operating Equipment of Airplane and Seaplane Stations by Archibald Black
*The Effect of Aspect Ration Variation upon the Slope of Lift Curve of an Aerofoil
*England's Giant Torpedo Plane
*The Stream Tunnel by Dr. Michael Watter
*Germans Plan a Dirigible Line in America
*Navy's Giant Airship Design Approved
*Air Mail an Economic Necessity by Edward F. Taylor
*Present Day Aeronautical Problems by Ralph W. Cram
*The Next Phase of Automotive Engineering by Henry Ford
*A Twentieth Century Cabin Boy by W. Wallace Kellett
*The Rolls-Royce Eagle IX Aero Engine
*Emergency Landings from Low Altitudes
*Sailing the Air with Wind Power by D. W. Starrett
*The Fokker Amphibian
*The 1,000 H.P. Auro-Napier Bomber by Major F. A. de V. Robertson
*The Army's Manless Airplane [Drone]
*St. Louis and the 1923 Air Races
*Commercial Possibilities of Aviation by Charles A. Moffett
*Some Phases of the Army Air Service by Major-General Mason M. Patrick
*Fleet Aviation by Edwin Denby - Secretary of the Navy
*The French Aero Salon by Grover Loening
*Reorganization of Aeronautics in Italy by Lieutenant Colonel A. Guidoni
*Helium in the National Defense by John E. Raker
*Dawn of a New Era in Passanger Transportation by C. P. Burgess [helium airships]
*Wright Brother Patent Set to Expire
*Is the Liberty Engine Obsolescent? by L. D. Seymour
*Air Reactions to Objects Moving at Rates above the Velocity of Sound with Application to the Air Propeller by S. Albert Reed
*An Open Letter to the Members of the Sixty-Eight Congress by Douglas Wardrop
*Wright Brothers Patent Expiration and the Manufacturers Association
*America to Call World Congress on Aeronautics
*Points of Interest in the Wright All-Metal Pursuit Plane
*The Helicopter. A Review of the Latest Book by M. Margoulis, former Director of the Eiffel Laboratory
*The Cycle Theory in Flying
*Aerial Mapping by the Geological Survey by C. H. Birdseye
*The National Balloon Races at Indianapolis
*The Race for Air Supremacy by Admiral W. A. Moffett
*The Martin-Navy All Metal Scout Plane
*Air Travel with Special Reference to the Helicopter by Major F. M. Green
*Why there is a need for Industrial Standardization by Albert W. Whitney
*An Optical Altitude Indicator for Night Landing by John A. E. Warner
*The Costanzi Multimanograph
*Dr. Prandtl Joins Aerial Age Staff
*The New Wind Tunnel at McCook Field by J. C. Branham
*Colonel G. Arthur Crocco becomes a Member of the Editorial Staff of Aerial Age
*Germany's Commercial Airways a Potential War Risk
*Airplane Sky-Rocket not so Good
*Millions Involved in Two Grant Patent Suits
*Cotton Transport by Airplane
*The Smith Retractible Chassis, etc. etc.
Good + in card boards. Ex library with associated markings. Some minor repairs, but generally very good.