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Contents Listing - Articles & Features in this issue
Grapevine - Michael Oakey's monthly review of happenings in the aircraft preservation world
On silver wings - Alec Lumsden and Owen Thetford continue their series on ten RAF biplane fighters with the development history of the Gloster Grebe
Nothing ventured . . . No 9 - Philip Jarrett describes the GAL 41 pressurised Monospar
Freeman's folly - 50yr after its first flight, Stuart Howe traces the history of the first prototype D.H.98 Mosquito, W4050. preserved today at Salisbury Hall in Hertfordshire
Elsinore shows her colours - Philip Jarrett contemplates a rare colour photograph of Armstrong Wh/tworth Ensign G-ADST
Take a card ? No 9 - Alec Lumsden looks at the AT A handling notes of the Fairchild Argus
Personal album ? civil - A delightful set of pre-war barnstorming photographs sent in by Ken Ellwood
The Vulcan display - Celebrating its 30th birthday this year, A vro Vulcan B.2XH558 is still flying. Fit Lt Paul Millikin, the aircraft's captain, describes a typical display performance
No shots please, we're British ? Part 4 - Roger Anthoine continues his series on RAF aircraft and crews which crashed or landed safely in neutral Switzerland during the Second World War
Personal album ? military - Post-war photographs of four-engined RAF bombers, supplied by Richard Livermore
Spitfire notebook? Part 7 - First published in The Aeroplane Spotter in 1946-47, the series covers the early PR Spitfires this month
Capricious Caproni ? Part 2 - Bengt Micrander concludes his two-part account of the much-vilified Caproni Ca 313 bomber reconnaissance aircraft in Swedish Air Force service during World War Two
Preservation profile - Peter Amos recounts the history of the recently-restored Miles M. 14a MagisterG-AKPF
Wings of peace - John Stroud's series on between-the-wars European airliners continues with the Bleriot 115, 135, 155 and 165
The flying squad ? Part 3 - Bryn Elliott concludes his three-part series on the London Metropolitan Police's use of aircraft during the last 70 years. Part Three brings the helicopter era up to date and, turning full circle, reintroduces the airship
FRONT COVER: GORDON BAIN'S breathtaking photograph of Adrian Brook's recently-restored Miles M 14a Magister G-AKPF, the subject of this month's Preser- vation profile feature on pages 768 769. Flown by the owner, 'PF was photographed flying near Shoreham on September 25 this year.
On silver wings - Alec Lumsden and Owen Thetford continue their series on ten RAF biplane fighters with the development history of the Gloster Grebe
Nothing ventured . . . No 9 - Philip Jarrett describes the GAL 41 pressurised Monospar
Freeman's folly - 50yr after its first flight, Stuart Howe traces the history of the first prototype D.H.98 Mosquito, W4050. preserved today at Salisbury Hall in Hertfordshire
Elsinore shows her colours - Philip Jarrett contemplates a rare colour photograph of Armstrong Wh/tworth Ensign G-ADST
Take a card ? No 9 - Alec Lumsden looks at the AT A handling notes of the Fairchild Argus
Personal album ? civil - A delightful set of pre-war barnstorming photographs sent in by Ken Ellwood
The Vulcan display - Celebrating its 30th birthday this year, A vro Vulcan B.2XH558 is still flying. Fit Lt Paul Millikin, the aircraft's captain, describes a typical display performance
No shots please, we're British ? Part 4 - Roger Anthoine continues his series on RAF aircraft and crews which crashed or landed safely in neutral Switzerland during the Second World War
Personal album ? military - Post-war photographs of four-engined RAF bombers, supplied by Richard Livermore
Spitfire notebook? Part 7 - First published in The Aeroplane Spotter in 1946-47, the series covers the early PR Spitfires this month
Capricious Caproni ? Part 2 - Bengt Micrander concludes his two-part account of the much-vilified Caproni Ca 313 bomber reconnaissance aircraft in Swedish Air Force service during World War Two
Preservation profile - Peter Amos recounts the history of the recently-restored Miles M. 14a MagisterG-AKPF
Wings of peace - John Stroud's series on between-the-wars European airliners continues with the Bleriot 115, 135, 155 and 165
The flying squad ? Part 3 - Bryn Elliott concludes his three-part series on the London Metropolitan Police's use of aircraft during the last 70 years. Part Three brings the helicopter era up to date and, turning full circle, reintroduces the airship
FRONT COVER: GORDON BAIN'S breathtaking photograph of Adrian Brook's recently-restored Miles M 14a Magister G-AKPF, the subject of this month's Preser- vation profile feature on pages 768 769. Flown by the owner, 'PF was photographed flying near Shoreham on September 25 this year.
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