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Taking Flight - Inventing the Aerial Age from Antiquity Through the First World War

Name: Taking Flight - Inventing the Aerial Age from Antiquity Through the First World War
SKU: 23311
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Product code

23311

Bob Shop ID

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By Richard P. Hallion. Hardcover first edition published by Oxford University Press 2003. The jacket is whole, with some wear to edges, and rubbing and creasing to faces. The boards are square and sharp, and the 531 pages clean and unmarked.

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