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Volume 15 - January 1911

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Weather Science : An Elementary Introduction to Meteorology. By F. W. Henkel, B.A. (London: Fisher Unwin, 1911. pp. 336, Illus. 6s. n.)

Equilibre, Centrage et Classification des Aeroplanes, By R. Saulnier. (Paris: Librairie Aeronautique, 1910, pp. 58 ; 3 francs.)

The Aviation World. Who's Who and Industrial Directory. (London: Aviation World Publishing Co., 1911. pp. 320. 2s. 6d. net.)

What Will the Weather be? By H. G. Busk, F.R.Met. Soc. (Cambridge: Heffer, 1911. IUus. pp. 36. 6d. net.)

Monoplanes and Biplanes: Their Design, Construction, and Operation. The Application of Aerodynamic Theory with a complete Description and Comparison of the Notable Types. By Grover Cleveland Loening, B.Sc. A.M. (New York: Munn; London: Sampson Low, 1911. pp. 340, Illus. 12s. 6d. n.)

Report on the Theory of a Stream Line past a Plane Barrier, and of the Discontinuity arising at the Edge with an Application of the Theory to an Aeroplane. By Sir George Greenhill. Advisory Committee for Aeronautics. Report No. 19 (London, H.M. Stationery Office, 1910. pp. 96. 5s. net.)

Natural Stability in Aeroplanes. By W. Le Maitre. (London: Spon, 1911. Illus. pp. 46. 1s. 6d. net.)

Peut-on Voler Sans Ailes? By Paul Colliard. (Paris: Librairie Aéronautique, 1911, pp. 109; 3 francs.)

“La Resistance de l'Alr et L'Aviation.” Par. G. Eiffel. (Paris: Dunod and Pinat, 1910. pp. 156. Illus. 18 francs.)

La Resistance de l'Air et le Vol des Oiseaux. By M. Gandillot. (Paris: Gauthier-Villars, 1911. pp. 38. 2 francs 50.)

Pour Devenir Aviateur: Considérations sur la conduite des aéroplanes. Par P. Clavenad, Officier Aviateur (8e Chasseurs à pied). Paris: Librairie Aéronautique (1911). pp. 43. 1 franc.

The World's Birds. By F. Finn, B.A., F.R.S. (London: Hutchinson & Co., 1908. 5s. net.)

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Les Lois Experimentales de I'Aviation. By Alexandra Sée. (Paris: Librairie Aéronautique, 1911. Figs. pp. 348. 7. francs 50.)

Aeronautical Classics: No. 6.—“The Flight of Birds.” By G. A. Borelli. (London: Aëronautical Society of Great Britain, 1910. 1s. n.)

Flying Machines : Construction and Operation. By W. J. Jackman and T. H. Russell with an introductory chapter by Octave Chanute. (Chicago: C. C. Thompson, 1910, pp. 145. 1 $ net.)

Aeronautical Classics—No. 5. “Gliding.” By Percy S. Pilcher. To which is added the Aeronautical work of John Stringfellow. (London: Aëronautical Society of Great Britain, 1911. 1s. net.)

The Theory and Practice of Model Aeroplaning. By V. E. Johnson, MA. (London: Spon, 1910. pp. 150. 3s. 6d. n.)

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AER volume 15 issue 59 Cover and Front matter

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The Romance of Aeronautics. By Chas. C. Turner. (London: Seeley, 1912. Illus. pp. 314. 5s. net.)

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