Aviation Notebook Series

Written by Stewart Wilson and published by Notebook Publications, the Aviation Notebook Series is intended as a compact yet detailed reference source on the civil and military aircraft which have helped shape the history of aviation.

The series highlights the development of the aircraft, a model-by-model guide to its variants (including upgrades and conversations), technical and performance data, serial numbers, operators and more.

The text is supported by more than 70 (50 for books 1-3) colour photographs (where available) and new line and colour profiles by Juanita Franzi. The books are of softcover B5 format with 64 (48 for books 1-3) pages plus covers and presented on quality paper.

Enthusiasts will find the model-by-model breakdown a particularly useful source, as is the serial numbers listing. Photographic reproduction is of a high quality.

The Aviation Notebook Series will alternate between military and civil aircraft, giving enthusiasts the chance to build up a handy reference collection.

Series Highlights
Development History; All Mark and Models; Operator Information; Serial Numbers (military); Customer List (civil); Colour Illustrations; Juanita Franzi line and colour profiles; Specification/Performance Tables

Double Page Spread from Douglas DC-6/7

Page layout from book 5 in the Notebook Series showing colour photographs and Juanita Franzi line drawing. These drawings illustrate the evolution of the subject aircraft from one version to the next, highlighting the major differences.

The books are available direct from us or from specialist outlets.

Overseas:
MBI, North America www.motorbooks.com
Aviation Worldwide, New Zealand www.aviationworldwide.com
Hobbybooks, Stockholm Sweden www.hobbybokhandeln.com

Australia:
Aviation Collectibles, Brisbane, QLD
Historical Aircraft Restoration Society, air shows
Temora Aviation Museum, Temora, NSW www.aviationmuseum.com.au