Aviation Paperbacks 1979 completely reset in a type face designed for easy reading, and was printed from new plates. 1979 It contains the complete text of the original hard-cover edition. Not one word has been 79/arw.1 Arrow Books omitted. The Secret War, Brian Johnson, Arrow Books Drawings by M. Stephen Bach, Maps by First published by BBC Publications 1978. Shelley Drowns Arrow edition 1979. Arrow Books Ltd, London, an imprint of the Hutchinson 79/cor.1 Corgi Books Publishing Group. pp. [viii] [9] 10-400 + 24 Frederick Forsyth, The Devil’s Alternative … plates. References [illus.] Corgi Books, A Division of Transworld Printers: The Anchor Press Ltd, Tiptree, Essex Publishers Ltd Price: £1.50 Originally published in Great Britain by ISBN: 0 09 920790 7 Hutchinson & Co (Publishers) Ltd. 1979. Front cover: photo of guided missile in flight. Corgi edition published 1979; reissued 1980 The bestselling account of the war we never (three times); reprinted 1981 (twice), 1982. pp. knew [vi] 7-478 [479] [480] advert. Rear cover: synopsis Printers: Cox & Wyman Ltd, Reading Notes: This book is based on the BBC Price: £1.95 Television Series The Secret War … ISBN: 0 552 11495 2 Cf. R.V. Jones, Most Secret War, 79/crn.1 Front cover: col. illus. [Lockheed SR.71], Brian Johnson originally joined the BBC as unsigned an engineer. He spent three years with the Rear cover: synopsis army, being trained in radar ‘in time to Notes: Novel celebrate VE day’, and was then posted to the Middle East where he ran a Forces 79/crn.1 Coronet Books Broadcasting transmitter. On demobilization Most Secret War, R.V. Jones, Coronet Books, he returned to the BBC, joining the Television Hodder and Stoughton Service in 1951, becoming a film cameraman First published 1978 by Hamish Hamilton. and then a producer with outside broadcasts, Coronet edition 1979. pp. [xvi] [17] 18-702 + directing programmes as different as sport and 32 plates. Illus. Index music. Now with BBC TV Science Features, Printers: Hazell, Watson & Viney Ltd, he writes and produces documentaries. He is Aylesbury married with two daughters and lives in North Price: £1.95 London. ISBN: 0 340 24169 1 Front cover: col. design, unsigned. British 79/ban.1 Bantam Books Scientific Intelligence 1939-1945 Horrido! Trevor J. Constable and Col. Rear cover: extracts from reviews Raymond F. Toliver, Introduction by Notes: Foreword by the Vicomtesse de Clarens Lieutenant General Adolf Galland, General of Cf. Brian Johnson, The Secret War, 79/arw.1 the Fighter Arm, 1941-45, Bantam Books, Toronto, New York, London 79/fnt.1 Fontana Books 5483 First edition published October 1968 by , , Fontana / Macmillan Publishing Co Inc. Aero edition Collins published October 1977 under the title Fighter First published 1977 by William Collins. First Aces of the Luftwaffe. Bantam edition March issued in Fontana Books 1979. pp. [vi] 7-283 + 1979. 2nd printing. pp. [x] xi-xv [xvi] 1-411 [5] [5]pp. adverts. adverts. + folding col. frontis. Illus., maps, Printers: William Collins Sons & Co Ltd, glossary, index Glasgow Printers: printed in the USA Price: 95p Price: £1.25 ($2.25) ISBN: 0 00 615483 2 ISBN: 0 553 12663 6 Front and rear covers: wrap-round painting Front cover: detail of frontis. painting. [unsigned] of Bristol F.2b attacked by Specially illustrated edition unidentified biplane Rear cover: … details the emotions and the Front cover: review quote. Red sticker: new in deeds of the fighter aces of the Luftwaffe … paperback Frontis: col. painting by Michael Turner of Rear cover: synopsis and review quotes Me.109 of Capt. Hans-Joachim Marseille over Notes: adventure novel set in China crashing Spitfire. Jon Cleary, an Australian whose books are Notes: This low-priced Bantam Book has been read throughout the world, is the author of twenty-eight novels including such famous circumnavigation of the world, this time bestsellers as and The High financed by his earnings as a designer and Commissioner. Born in 1917, Jon Cleary left illustrator. In 1969 he became art director of an school at fifteen to become a commercial artist advertising agency. Deighton’s first novel, The and film cartoonist – even a laundryman and Ipcress File, was published in 1962 and was an bushworker. Then is first novel won second immediate and spectacular success. Since then prize in Australia’s biggest literary contest and he has gone from strength to strength, varying launched hiom on his successful writing his literary output from espionage novels to career. Seven of his books have been filmed, war and general fiction, cookery and other and his recent novel Peter’s Pence was non-fiction. Acclaim for his work has been awarded the American Edgar Allen Poe prize universal and unparalleled. as the best crime novel of 1974. [2] original edition: [not held] 79/hip.1 Hippo Books [3] Grafton Books: The Battle of Britain, July-October 1940, by First published by Jonathan Cape 1977. Roger Gates Published in 1979 by Triad/Panther Books, Scholastic Publications, London, 1979. 21 x Frogmore, St Albans. Reprinted 1980, 1981, 14.5cm. [32]pp. Photos, maps 1984 (twice), 1986, 1987. 1987 ed.: Grafton Printers: E. Hannibal & Co Ltd Books, A Division of HarperCollins. pp. [vii] Price: 95p viii-xxi [xxii] [1-3] 4-335 [336-338] blank + ISBN: 0 590 70007 3 40 plates. Illus., maps, diags., bibliog., index Front cover: col. painting [unsigned] of Printers: HarperCollins Manufacturing, Spitfires and Me 109s Glasgow Rear cover: col. painting of operations room Price: £4.50 and gun emplacement. Synopsis ISBN: 0 586 21094 6 Notes: includes col. sticker illus. within text Front cover: col. photo of Hurricane and stickers for a Battle of Britain game Rear cover: reviews [4] Pimlico 179: 79/pat.1 Triad Panther First published by Jonathan Cape 1977Pimlico Len Deighton, Fighter, The True Story of the edition 1996. An imprint of Random House, Battle Of Britain, With an Introduction by London. This edition © Pluriform Publishing A.J.P. Taylor, Triad Panther Company BV 1993. 23.5 x 15cm. pp. [xv] xvi- First published by Jonathan Cape 1977. xxiii [1-3] 4-260 [261] [262] blank [263-264] Published in 1979 by Triad/Panther Books, adverts. + 32 plates. Illus., diags. maps. Frogmore, St Albans. pp. [vii] viii-xxi [xxii] Bibliog., index [1-3] 4-335 [336-338] blank + 40 plates. Illus., Printers: Mackays of Chatham PLC maps, diags. Bibliog., index Price: £10 Printers: Richard Clay (The Chaucer Press) ISBN: 0 7126 7423 3 Ltd, Bungay Front cover: col. illus. by Andy Bridge, design Price: £1.50 by Pascale Hutton ISBN: 0 586 04611 9 Rear cover: review quotes Front cover: col. illus. montage [unsigned] Len Deighton is the author of over 30 Rear cover: synopsis and reviews bestellers of carefully researched fiction and Notes: Triad Paperbacks Ltd is an imprint of non-fiction. His history writing was Chatto, Bodley Head & Jonathan Cape Ltd and encouraged by A.J.P. Taylor and his books are Granada Publishing Ltd noted for the picture they provide of the Len Deighton was born in London in 1929. At German side of the fighting as well as that of the age of seventeen he became a photographer the Allies. … Hitler’s armaments Minister, attached to the RAF Special Investigation Albert Speer, called Fighter ‘an excellent most Branch. Following his discharge in 1949 he thorough examination’ … did a variety of jobs, including working in a Deighton’s fictional Bomber and Goodbye railway marshalling yard, and in 1952 won a Mickey Mouse have become classic and scholarship to the Royal College of Art. After reliable accounts of the war in the air from the graduating in 1955, with characteristic RAF and American point of view respectively. unpredictability, he joined BOAC as a steward. Other novels, such as City of Gold set in He resigned in the summer of 1956 wartime Cairo, Mamista and Violent Ward set (anticipating by one week his almost certain in modern Southern California, are equally dismissal for an innocent involvement with a authentic and no less disturbing. Five of his gold-smuggling organization based in Hong novels have become feature films, and the Kong) and embarked on yet another Hook, Line and Sinker trilogy became a 13- hour TV series screened throughout the world. published by Prentice-Hall 1976. pp. [vi] 7- All of Deighton’s history writing is devoted to 320. 2 plans the neglected but decisive role that technology Printers: C. Nicholls & Company Ltd, The plays in peace and war. By means of gripping Philips Park Press, Manchester eye-witness accounts, interviews, extensive Price: £1.10 research and wide-ranging reference, Deighton ISBN: 0 7221 7538 8 persuades the reader that historians have failed Front and rear covers: wrap-round painting by to understand that science, engineering, thet Brian Knight of USAF airship and Russian training and organization of mass armies and fighters the education of civilian work-forces decided Front cover: Gary Alan Ruse, author of this century’s wars. And will decide our future. Houndstooth. The giant thriller of Married, with two grown-up children, Len superweapon confrontation. Deighton travels extensively to research his Rear cover: synopsis books but likes to return to his house in Portugal SJ. Updated: 14.3.07

79/pat.2 Panther Books Alfred Price, Instruments of Darkness, The History of Electronic Warfare … [quotation from Macbeth], Panther, Granada Publishing, London Toronto New York Originally published 1967. Revised edition published by Macdonald and Jane’s Publishers 1977. Published by Granada Publishing in Panther Books 1979. pp. [iv] [5] 6-333 [3] blank + 32 plates. Diags. Index Printers: Cox & Wyman Ltd, London, Reading and Fakenham Price: £1.95 ISBN: 0 586 04834 0 Front cover: black with green pulse design and photo by Bob Elsdale Rear cover: synopsis Notes: Foreword by Sir Robert Cockburn [quotation on t.p.]: The instruments of darkness tell us truths, Win us with honest trifles, to betray’s In deepest consequence. Macbeth Alfred Price served as an aircrew officer in the Royal Air Force and, in a flying career spanning fifteen years, he logged some 4000 flying hours in more than forty different types of aircraft. During that time he spacialized and instructed in electronic warfare and present- day bomber tactics. Since leaving the RAF in 1974 he has worked full-time as the author of books on aviation subjects. He was elected to the Fellowship of the Royal Historical Society in 1974 and was historical adviser to the successful BBC television series The Secret War. He is a regular guest lecturer at the Royal Air Force College at Cranwell.

79/sph.1 Sphere Books A Game of Titans, Gary Alan Ruse, Sphere Books Limited, 30/32 Gray’s Inn Road, London WC1X 8JL First published in Great Britain by Sphere Books 1979. Original American edition