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    Small Item Shipping Condition: Please judge the condition from the scan Condition: MNH Catalogue: Scott AP42 Tags: 4t, Yak-42        

Brand new, never been used airbrush kit. Selling it for R400. They sell for R500 + I also have a brand new AirCraft Air Eraser & Sandblaster Kit for R700 (they sell for about R) - plastic case scratched and damaged during moving house. Or take both for R Whatsapp welcome:

Aircraft of the South Africa Air Force, By Herman Potgieter & Willem Steenkamp, Published by Struik 1981, second edition, sello-tape marks on the inside of the cover (from previous wrapper) large hard cover with dust wrapper, lots of photos, minimum wear good condition, 180 pages.  

Aircraft of the South African Air Force By: Herman Potgieter & Willem Steenkamp ***Signed by some Squadron members**** A first edition hardcover published by Struik in 1980 Brown cover boards with gold writing to the spine, binding is tight & strong, 6 signature against their flying colours on the inside front & back covers, gift inscription on first page, dustjacket is complete clean & bright Packaging and Postage within South Africa R70.00 Overseas Customers can contact us for a Postal Quotation

  Aircraft of the Ages - B-17 Flying Fortresses of the Eight Air Force Exact images of the item/s on Auction: Softcover - 64 Pages Registered Mail @ R 55.00 (Combine at no extra cost) Postnet to Postnet @ R 100.00 (Combine at no extra cost) Please have a look at all our other items

Air Aces - Christopher Shores - Hardcover Description from the book flap: An Ace is generally accepted as a fighter pilot who has shot down five or more enemy aircraft. Since the beginning of air fighting each war and campaign has produced its air aces. This book not only describes the fighting careers of the famous fighter pilots, but places their achievements in the context of the conditions under which they fought. For example, the 352 victories of the Luftwaffe ace Erich Hartmann could only have been gained over the Russian Front in World War II. This exhaustively researched book contains a wealth of information on the air aces of modern warfare. Tables give statistics on all wars since 1914, including lesser known ones like the Russian Civil War and the Indo-Pakistan conflicts. Individual biographies are included on the greatest aces - Lufberry, Gabreski, Galland and Bong to name but a few. More than 250 color and B&W photographs. Condition: Acceptable

Aircraft of the Aces.  Men and Legends series. Softcover by Osprey Aviation, published 2001. 64 pages illustrated throughout with colour plates and many colour and b/w photos of the war. Mint condition. Tracked P&P is R35.00.

Aircraft of the Aces.  Men and Legends series. Softcover by Osprey Aviation, published 2001. 64 pages illustrated throughout with colour plates and many colour and b/w photos of the war. Mint condition. Tracked P&P is R40.00.

Buy Aircraft of the Aces Arab - Israeli Air Wars 1947 - 1967 for R30.00

Buy Aircraft of the Aces:men and legends-JAPANESE ARMY AIR FORCE ON THE ATTACK-NO:20 for R40.00

Buy Aircraft of the South African Air Force: Herman Potgieter, Willem Steenkamp (Hardcover) for R175.00

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By Herman Potgieter and Willem Steenkamp 1980. Large hard cover with dust cover; 180 pages. Good condition. Tightly bound, neat and clean. Rust spots in front and back. Gift inscription in front. Over 1kg.   150 exhilarating photographs the aircraft of the SAAF in action-the way the pilots see them.

Buy Aircraft of the Aces:Men & Legends - B-26 Marauder of the 9th Air Force by Jerry Scutts for R60.00

 HARDCOVER BOOK IN GOOD CONDITION, CARROLL AND GRAF, 1987, 191 PAGES.                                   AIRCRAFT CARRIER, MILITARY AIRCRAFT, FALKLANDS WAR, SEA HARRIER, AIRBORNE ASSAULT, KUWAIT,CUBA, VIETNAM WAR, ROLLING THUNDER, AIR WARFARE 

Hardback. English. Struik. 1981. ISBN: 9780869771334. 180pp. In good condition. Numerous b/w & col. Photographs. A solid overview of the planes of the South African Air Force before the 80s. Book No: 2001682

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  Interesting illustrated Air Botswana First Flight Cover which was flown from Jan Smuts Airport in Johannesburg (South Africa) via Maun in Botswana to Windhoek in South West Africa on the 2nd of April 1989. The Flight Cover was Signed by the Pilots of the Aircraft - Captain S.D. Franklin and Captain D. Malikita. The Flight Cover is backstamped with an arrival "Air Botswana - Windhoek Airport" Handstamp dated the 2nd of April 1989.  

 NUMBER 49 IN THIS EXCELLENT SERIES - IN GOOD CONDITION                                                     ISRAEL, IAF, YOM KIPPUR WAR, PHANTOM, AIR WAR, MILITARY AIRCRAFT, AIR WARFARE,

 LARGE HARDCOVER BOOK IN GOOD CONDITION - MINOR NICKS & SCUFF MARKS TO DUSTWRAPPER. HAMLYN 1982, 208 PAGES. POSTAGE = R50                                      RAF, MILITARY AIRCRAFT, AIR WARFARE 

Soft Cover Shipping R35 registered mail (enter in "quoted shipping price' field on order)

From the outset, the export of revolution and Communist ideology had been one of the cornerstones of Soviet Russia's (and later the Soviet Union's) foreign policy and by the mid-1950's the export of Soviet arms expanded into Africa with Algeria being amongst the first African countries to receive Soviet combat aircraft. By the 1960's and 1970's, a large number of African states had gained independence and the Soviet Union increased supply. This situation persisted until the early 1990's when most of the former Soviet allies shed socialism and switched allegiance to the West. Having often been flown by foreign volunteer or mercenary pilots such as the Cubans in Angola and South Africans in Sierra Leone, Soviet/Russian military aircraft can now be seen in countries as varied as Algeria, Libya, the Congo, Ethiopia, Eritrea, Uganda, and Sudan. Combat types from the MiG-15 to the latest Su-30MK fighters, Su-24MK tactical bombers, Su-25 attack aircraft, Mi-24/25/35 helicopters and transports from the Antonov An-12 to the Il yushin Il-76 can all be seen across Africa. Arranged by country and using previously classified sources, Soviet and Russian Military Aircraft in Africa includes comprehensive fleet lists of all known Soviet/Russian military aircraft together with their Chinese derivatives. Highly illustrated with contemporary photographs, air force insignia and colour profiles this book forms an invaluable reference for modellers, enthusiasts and aviation historians alike.  HARDCOVER, 272 pages with over 300 photographs and 100 colour profiles.  Published April 2013 The title is imported on demand and a waiting period might apply.

2005. First Edition. Hard cover with dust cover, 244 pages. Very good condition, as new. Under 1kg. Between 1918 and 1986 the marine branch of the Royal Air Force provided rescue facilities, support and other services to this armed service. In its pre-1941 guise as the Air Sea Rescue service, the RAF had an inventory of over 200 motorboats, supported by float aircraft engaged in rescue, towing, refueling and servicing RAF aircraft. Amongst the many characters of this early period was none other than Lawrence of Arabia. The Marine Craft Section itself came into existence in February 1941 as a direct result of the compelling need to retrieve downed pilots from the sea. Initially the craft were lightly armed, but as the chivalry between the British and the German rescue services deteriorated, the launches became heavily armed craft, not only capable of defence but also attack. They were supported by a wide variety of aircraft, including Lysanders and Walruses. The ASR was involved in Dieppe and D-Day and operated in the Mediterranean and the Far East. During the war years alone over 13,000 aircraft crew were saved by the ASR service, in addition to the many hundreds of other servicemen whose vessels had been hit by mines or had fallen prey to submarines.   

2005. First Edition. Hard cover with dust cover, 244 pages. Very good condition, as new. Under 1kg. Jon Sutherland & Diane Canwell Between 1918 and 1986 the marine branch of the Royal Air Force provided rescue facilities, support and other services to this armed service. In its pre-1941 guise as the Air Sea Rescue service, the RAF had an inventory of over 200 motorboats, supported by float aircraft engaged in rescue, towing, refueling and servicing RAF aircraft. Amongst the many characters of this early period was none other than Lawrence of Arabia. The Marine Craft Section itself came into existence in February 1941 as a direct result of the compelling need to retrieve downed pilots from the sea. Initially the craft were lightly armed, but as the chivalry between the British and the German rescue services deteriorated, the launches became heavily armed craft, not only capable of defence but also attack. They were supported by a wide variety of aircraft, including Lysanders and Walruses. The ASR was involved in Dieppe and D-Day and operated in the Mediterranean and the Far East. During the war years alone over 13,000 aircraft crew were saved by the ASR service, in addition to the many hundreds of other servicemen whose vessels had been hit by mines or had fallen prey to submarines.