Aeroplane Construction a Handbook on the Various Methods and Details of Construction Employed in the Building of Aeroplanes

London: CROSBY LOCKWOOD AND SON, 1919. — 154 p.The articles embodied with other matter in this book, were intended as a broad survey of the principles and details of modem aeroplane construction, concerning which there is a noticeable deficit amongst existing aeronautical literature. They were written at a time when specific references to modern British aircraft were forbidden, and although from a comparative point of view this is to be regretted, the details and methods dealt with are, in the authors opinion, representative of those most generally used in machines of present-day design. It is hoped, that the book will appeal not only to those engaged on the manufacture, but also to those concerned with the uses of aircraft