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De Havilland Enterprises
This fully illustrated biography examines the life, achievements, and brilliant aircraft designs of one of the great pioneers of powered flight. From his groundbreaking designs during The Great War to the illustrious company that bore his name, Captain Sir Geoffrey de Havilland was one of the most important engineers in the history of aeronautics. Here, Graham Simons charts the course of de Havilland’s life from his humble beginnings to the influences and milestones of his early years, his versatile warplanes, and the post-war formation of The De Havilland Aircraft Company Limited. Amongst the momentous machines that de Havilland helped develop were the Gipsy Moth and Tiger Moth, two iconi...
The de Havilland DH.60 Moth
The full story of one of the most significant British aircraft of all time
De Havilland Aircraft (Companies) Advertisements. Volume 3: 1950 - 1964
Number 15 in the Aviation Ancestry catalogue of British Aviation Advertisements (1909-1980) this volume covers the listings for De Havilland Aircraft Companies from 1950-1964. This catalogue also includes listings for Engines & Propellers in addition to the Aircraft. Hawker Siddeley / De Havilland legacy designs are included to 1974. Each item is listed at one image per page and includes the source title and original date of publication.
De Havilland Mosquito
Previously unpublished accounts from the designers, builders and aircrew of the de Havilland MosquitoMany contemporary and previously unpublished photographsComprehensive details on the conversation of surviving aircraft De Havilland Mosquito: The Original Multirole Combat Aircraft covers the creation, design and development of this beloved aircraft. Built in Britain, Canada and Australia, the Mosquito saw extensive service in Britain, Europe and Asia throughout the Second World War. It was initially designed as a twin-Rolls-Royce Merlin-powered unarmed bomber (with a two-man crew), but the aircraft’s versatility allowed it to carry out many more functions. The additional roles of the Mosq...
Kites, Birds & Stuff - de Havilland Aircraft
De Havilland Aircraft - One of the early pioneering companies of Great Britain, during the early part of the 20th. Century. At the very forefront of British Aviation. A comprehensive study of this manufacturer. Containing around three hundred and forty five individual aircraft details. Also containing around two hundred and ninety two pictures and one hundred and twenty seven plan diagrams.
De Havilland Aircraft Since 1909
The de Havilland Aircraft Company was founded in 1920, but had its origins with the first steps in biplane design made by Geoffrey de Havilland, who in 1908 left his job with the Motor Omnibus Construction Company to embark on a career as an aeroplane designer. During the First World War, his D.H. 4 bomber design was supplied in hundreds to both the Royal Flying Corps and the United States Army Air Service. A D.H.4 variant was also the first aeroplane to provide a passenger service, between Paris and London. The tradition built on the reputation of de Havilland's work during the First World War, also provided the foundation for some of the most popular aircraft for civil and military aviatio...
De Havilland Aircraft Of World War I: Vol 2 D.h.5-d.h.15
Noted military aviation expert Colin Owers presents the most comprehensive work ever compiled on the great de Havilland aircraft of World War I. Volume 2 in this two-book set contains the most complete story of the little-known D.H.6, plus much new information on the rest of the de Havilland aircraft line. More than 140 photos, all-new drawings and 8 x 12-inch fold-outs, and 40 four-color profiles, including the first drawings of the D.H.11.
The de Havilland Mosquito
The inside pilot's story of one of the most remarkable aircraft of the Second World War
