The Yorkshire Post Newspaper account of  the accident at Filey on the 6th December 1911, when Hubert Oxley and Robert (Bob) Weiss were killed when begining a flight to Leeds in a  Renualt V8 powered Blackburn Monoplane.
Included are photograhs of the wreckage via the Daily Mirror and a fold out sketch map in colour.

ISBN  0  9542541  4  7
20.8cm x 10cm, 12pp plus cover and fold out map.
£8.50p  post paid.

The Aerial Tourist is a facsimile of a 1912 publication, published by and in support of the Blackburn Mercury Monoplane and describes B.C.Hucks's August 1911 tour of the West country by using excerpts from Newspaper accounts.
Included is an illustrated report, published in "Vanity Fair".,of the  demonstration of air to ground - ground to air, wireless telephony by B. C. Hucks - flying at 700 feet above the ground in the Blackburn Monoplane - and H. G. Mathews on the ground at Cardiff .

SBN  0  9542541  2  0
108 mm x 146mm, 16pp plus cover
Printed by ink jet process.
£5.50p  post paid.

This facsimile programme from Spring 1914 includes a portrait of B. C. Hucks and  his own diagrams and  description of his LOOPING THE LOOP! a short biography by J. C. Savage (B. C. Hucks's  promoter) and and an apraisal of Hucks as an unasuming character by his friend Harold Pontefract.

ISBN  0  9542541  0  4
208 mm x 145mm, 16pp plus cover
Printed by ink jet process.
£8.50p  post paid.

For an e extract  from the Hucks Programme & Souvenir

A  facsimile reproduction of The Blackburn Aeroplane Company 1911 Catalogue.
The copy is Roberts Blackburns own description of his very first Aeroplanes.
The many photographs include:-
The Isaacson and Gnome engine instalations in the Mercury type,
Workshop interiors that include a close up of the Blackburn No1, with the Green Engine and a Bleriot X1 with the three cylinder Anzani, either under construction or in for repairs

ISBN  0  9542541  1  2
20.8cm x 14.5cm, 24pp plus cover
Printed by ink jet process.
£12.50p  post paid.