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The Royal Aero Club of the United Kingdom : Flight. No. 123. (No. 18, Vol. III). May 6, 1911

Original publisher's gray wrapper with blue text and staple binding. 8 3/4" x 12." Twenty-two pages (Pages 389-410), complete. A few pages of advertisements in front and back and various advertisements interspersed throughout magazine. Many black and white reprinted photographs, drawings, and illustrations included. On front cover: "Flight: First Aero Weekly in the World. A Journal Devoted to the Interests, Practice, and Progress of Aerial Locomotion and Transport." Pages are very clean. Front and back covers are attached to spine with three pieces of tape. Bottom edge of back cover has some chipping. Rest of the pages are intact. Some of the articles include: "Aeroplanes in Naval Warfare" by Frank W. B. Hambling, "British Notes of the Week," "From the British Flying Grounds," "Additions to Our Library" [highlights the following books: The Aeroplane, Past, Present, and Future by Claude Grahame; Encyclopedia Britannica; Bird Flight as the Basis of Aviation by Otto Lilienthal; and The Gyroscope by V. E. Johnson], "Aviation and Common Sense" by F. I. Wilbur, "The 120-H.P. 'Vee' Type Wolseley Aero Engine," "More Continental Aviators," "A Self-Timing Anemometer," "Atmospheric Friction" by A. F. Zahm [continues into the next issue], "Foreign Aviation News," "A Model Monoplane" by H. W. Dunn, and "Models" [includes questions and answers on constructing a model dirigible and paper models].. Book. Book Condition: Very Good. Binding: Soft cover

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