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33 ISSUES of Vintage Airplane Magazine for 70 euros

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33 ISSUES of Vintage Airplane Magazine for 70 eurosVintage Airplane is the magazine of the EAA Vintage Aircraft Association. Originally established in 1971, we 33 issues dated from 2010 until 2013 to offer for 70 euros. Characteristics Book cover finish Stapled Condition Very Good Number of pages 1320 pages (40 x 33 issues) Size 26. 5 x 20 x 0. 2 cm Editor EAA Vintage Aircraft Association (United States) Description Vintage Airplane is the magazine of the EAA Vintage Aircraft Association. Originally

Vintage Airplane is the magazine of the EAA Vintage Aircraft Association. Originally established in 1971, we 33 issues dated from 2010 until 2013 to offer for 70 euros. 


Characteristics

Book cover finish Stapled
Condition Very Good
Number of pages 1320 pages (40 x 33 issues)
Size 26.5 x 20 x 0.2 cm
Editor EAA Vintage Aircraft Association (United States)


Description

Vintage Airplane is the magazine of the EAA Vintage Aircraft Association. Originally established in 1971, as the Antique/Classic Division of the Experimental Aircraft Association (EAA), the Vintage Aircraft Association gained its present name sometime in the 1980s. The Division magazine was launched in 1972 under the title The Vintage Airplane, with the "querky" feature of printing its front cover and contents in landscape (horizontal) format.  With effect from the April 1989 issue, the ‘The’ prefix was dropped and the magazine adopted a portrait (vertical) format.  In January 1991 the magazine reverted back to its traditional landscape format. 

For 2013 the magazine was redesigned and switched to a portrait format for the front cover, but landscape inside, and expanded to 60 pages.

It is a 36-page magazine devoted to the aircraft and people of the vintage aircraft movement. Vintage Airplane is published monthly, and features articles detailing the restoration and history of aircraft rebuilt by members, as well as historical pieces consisting of the recollections of those who were active during the heyday of these  aircraft.  Also included on a regular basis are features presenting historical images from the EAA Aviation Foundation’s archives, as well as columns by members who volunteer their time and talents to the Association.  

The president of the Division, Espie “Butch” Joyce addresses the membership each month in his column, Straight & Level.  E. E. “Buck” Hilbert helps answer members questions in his monthly column, “Pass it to Buck.”  Each month, an events calendar keeps members  abreast of the goings-on in their local area.  

Each year, a  comprehensive list of Vintage Aircraft Type Clubs is published in the January issue, and a list of Vintage Aircraft Chapters is also included  on a yearly basis.



First issue on sale December 1983. Published monthly until Volume 40 No.12 (December 2012), after which it moved to bi-monthly publication. The editor is now Jim Busha.

 

Today, we offer you to sale the following 33 issues : 

 

2010

JULY Volume 38 N°7

SEPTEMBER Volume 38 N°9

AUGUST Volume 38 N°7

OCTOBER Volume 38 N°10

NOVEMBER Volume 38 N°11

DECEMBER Volume 38 N°12

 

2011

JANUARY Volume 39 N°1

FEBRUARY Volume 39 N°2

MARCH Volume 39 N°3

APRIL Volume 39 N°4

MAY Volume 39 N°5

JUNE Volume 39 N°6

JULY Volume 39 N°7

AUGUST Volume 39 N°8

SEPTEMBER Volume 39 N°9

NOVEMBER Volume 39 N°11

 

2012

JANUARY Volume 40 N°1

FEBRUARY Volume 40 N°2

MARCH Volume 40 N°3

APRIL Volume 40 N°4

MAY Volume 40 N°5

JUNE Volume 40 N°6

JULY Volume 40 N°7

AUGUST Volume 40 N°8

SEPTEMBER Volume 40 N°9

OCTOBER Volume 40 N° 10

DECEMBER Volume 40 N°12

 

2013

JANUARY / FEBRUARY Volume 41 N°1

MARCH / APRIL Volume 41 N°2

MAY / JUNE Volume 41 N°3

JULY / AUGUST Volume 41 N°4

SEPTEMBER / OCTOBER Volume 41 N°5

NOVEMBER / DECEMBER Volume 41 N°6

 

 

 

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