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Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. Pages are clean, unmarked and undamaged. Exterior covers are lightly soiled with a few light creases and some uneven toning along edges. Very little wear otherwise. The magazine will be packed with a backing card, bubble-wrapped and shipped in a sturdy box to ensure safe transit. This issue includes: "The Meyers 145" (It's much too blind taxying and taking off, but from there on you have the kind of airplane two-place owners dream about: fast, long range, comfortable, the very maximum in vision, and slow, accurate landings) by Leighton Collins; "Instrument Lifesaver" (Spirally unstable airplanes make an emergency procedure imperative) by Paul A. Soderlind; "The Insurance Claim" (If you've never had a loss here's a chance to see how it works and why) by Leroy G. Hester; "Saucers or Illusions?" (It's interesting when someone who's skeptical about saucers sees one) by William A. Dixon; "Wilderness Airport" (Being able to taxy right up your hotel door is really something) by A. Bruce Boehm; "Through English Clouds" (An American learns now tricks in getting a British instrument rating) by Bennett L. Jackson; "Etc." (This year's National Air Races set an important pattern for the future. Balanced Airpower? Learmatic Navigator, CAA answers June editorial); "Air Mail".