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It's hardly to say that all of these planes are WW-I vintages, but I hope that you like them!
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A few books on WWI aviation.

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this isn't a book you'd be interested in, but there IS a red "triplane"


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Hi Dan,

Who says I wouldn't be interested! A "Choose Your Own Adventure" book about the Red Baron! Who knew? How cool!

Can you tell me who did the black & white illustrations inside the book?

You've got one amazing collection, my friend.

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Thanks for posting those, Baloo. Make sure to give credit to the artist whenever you can, though. I see Brian Knight and and Don Greer in that set, and those last few are by the very talented Japanese artist Shigeo Kioke.

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I agree - wholeheartedly!

These are great paintings! Where did they originally appear?

Do you have more?

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This japanese painter is really one of the best. Ive seen some more pictures of him non wwi related.
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Hi Dan,

Who says I wouldn't be interested! A "Choose Your Own Adventure" book about the Red Baron! Who knew? How cool!

Can you tell me who did the black & white illustrations inside the book?

You've got one amazing collection, my friend.

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Greg,

Took a look at the book, and lo and behold, I can credit both the cover painting and the interior black & white illustrations.

Cover is by Steve Fastner. Interior illustrations by George Pratt. Should have looked earlier, but I had the picture and not the book in front of me.

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this one is for Greg VW
rummaging through a box in the garage i came across this- there were 3 articles in this issue- one on MvR, one on Frank Luke and one on the Ed Swearinger replica Fokker D VIII.
i just thought greg would like the cover , as it is from the Sunday Chicago Tribune Magazine, circa 1968, fairly expressive of the times.
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