Aces Up. by Clarke, Covington - 1929

Chicago: Reilly & Lee Co., 1933. Hardcover. Very Good. illustrated endpapers. Bound in blue cloth with black lettering on cover and spine. Clean and bright. Hinges tight. Illustrated endpapers demonstrating the aircraft manoevers for 'The Nose Spin' and "Looping The Loup'. Early reprint which still contains the rear aviation glossary, which was omitted from later books. Thank you for looking!

The Reilly & Lee Co, 1929. hardcover. Good. . Spine,cover and edges shows wear. Pages are clean and intact.

Chicago:: The Reilly & Lee Company. Cvrs dull, but Good w/o DJ.. (1929).. First Edition..

Chicago, Illinois: Reilly & Lee, 1929. First Edition. Hardcover--cloth. Good/Without dust jacket. Duodecimo, 7 3/4" tall, 262 + ix pages, illustrated end papers, gilt titles on blue cloth. A good, clean, neat hard cover over all with moderate shelf wear, small nick to the cover cloth on front panel; hinges and binding solid, paper lightly yellowed, but with light soiling to the fore-edges. Without dust jacket. A nice reading copy

Chicago: The Reilly & Lee Co., 1929. cloth hard cover is in good plus condition with some wear to extremeties with no dust jacket. has illustrated endpapers. copy is unmarked and tightly bound. 262 pages plus glossary.. Cloth Hard Cover. Good Plus/No Jacket. 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall.

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1929: Reilly and Lee, 1929. Hard Cover. Very Good. 1929 Navy hardcover. Endpapers feature diagrams of aviation tricks. Lightly-worn but sturdy copy w/areas of rubbing/wear to cover/edges, small sticker remnant/inked gift inscription inisde, otherwise very clean within. Very Good/no dustjacket

The Reilly & Lee Co. Very Good with no dust jacket. 1929. Hardcover. Spine is straight, binding is tight, pages are clean and unmarked, incription with name on inside cover. ; 9.12992125053 X 6.57086613503 X 1.11023621934 inches; 262 pages; Spine is straight, binding is tight, pages are clean and unmarked, incription with name on inside cover. .

Chicago, IL: Reilly & Lee. 1929. Hardcover. Very Good with no dust jacket; Edgewear. Previous owner's name. Back endpaper is weak .

MP3 Audio CD. Aces Up CHAPTER I The New Instructor 1 Tex Yancey, called "The Flying Fool" by his comrades in the --th Pursuit Squadron of the American Expeditionary Force, entered the mess hall with lips pressed into a thin, mirthless grin that seemed entirely inappropriate in one who was thirty minutes late to mess and must therefore make out with what was left. The other members of the squadron had finished their meal and were now engaged in the usual after-dinner practice of spinning some tall yarns. Yancey stalked slowly to his place at the long table, but instead of seating himself stood with hands thrust deep into his pockets and with his long, thin legs spread wide apart. For a full minute he stood there, seeming to be mildly interested in the tale that Hank Porter was telling. But those who knew Tex, as did the members of this squadron, knew that the cynical smile on his thin lips was but the forerunner of some mirthless thing from which only "The Flying Fool" would… Read More