U.S. Gov't Printing Office | Washington, DC | 1968 | edition | SB | | Good | 6x9 inches, 28pp | Report of the Committee on Aeronautical and Space Sciences, U.S. Senate. An examination of current research and development in the area of aeronautics. How should R&D be coordinated? What is the government's role versus that of private industry? What is NASA's responsibility? Also includes an examination of airline safety.

NASA | Washington, DC | 1963 | 2nd edition | SB | | Very good | previous owner's name neatly written on cover, 8.5x11 inches, 33pp | A nice annotated bibliography of books on space travel, space exploration, tools for exploring space, astronomy, biography and aviation and aeronautics, plus a listing of dictionaries, encyclopedias and pamphlets, films and filmstrips. A great resource for the collector

NASA | Washington, DC | 1963 | 2nd edition | SB | | Very good | previous owner's name neatly written on cover, 8.5x11 inches, 50pp | A nice annotated bibliography of books on space travel, space exploration, tools for exploring space, astronomy, biography, careers and aviation and aeronautics, plus a listing of dictionaries, encyclopedias and pamphlets, films and filmstrips. A great resource for the collector.

NASA | Washington, DC | 1991 | 1st edition | SB | Illus w/diagrams & photos | Good | scuffed edges and cover, 85x11 inches, 173pp | Official summary of NASA activities for the year in the report to the President required the Congressional act creating NASA. Includes aerospace activities of NASA in the areas of space science, space transportation, safety and mission quality, communications, research and technology, as well as activities of the Departments of Defense, Commerce, Energy, Interior, Agriculture, Transportation, Federal Communications Commission, Environmental Protection Agency, Smithsonian Institution, and more. Authoritative and an excellent summary.

NASA | Washington, DC | 1992 | 1st edition | SB | Illus w/diagrams & photos | Fine | 8.5x11 inches, 188pp | Official summary of NASA activities for the year in the report to the President required the Congressional act creating NASA. Includes aerospace activities of NASA in the areas of space science, space transportation, safety and mission quality, communications, research and technology, exploration of the moon and Mars, as well as activities of the Departments of Defense, Commerce, Energy, Interior, Agriculture, Transportation, Federal Communications Commission, Environmental Protection Agency, Smithsonian Institution, and more. Authoritative and an excellent summary.

NASA | Washington, DC | 1998 | edition | SB | Illus w/graphs | Fine | 8x10.5 inches, 131pp | The official annual report from NASA to the President of the United States. Includes a summary of the year's programs and progress in aeronautics and space. Broad yet fairly detailed in information for the year. Important historically for research purposes and also of high interest to collectors for information and as a reference guide.

NASA | Washington, DC | 1998 | edition | SB | Illus w/graphs | Good | I inch notch in back cover, 8x10.5 inches, 76pp | The official annual report from NASA to the President of the United States. Includes a summary of the year's programs and progress in aeronautics and space. Broad yet fairly detailed in information for the year. Important historically for research purposes and also of high interest to collectors for information and as a reference guide.

NASA | Washington, DC | 1999 | 1st edition | SB | Illus w/diagrams & photos | Fine | scuffed edges, 8.5x11 inches, 101pp | Official summary of NASA activities for the year in the report to the President required the Congressional act creating NASA. Includes aerospace activities of NASA in the areas of space science, space transportation, safety and mission quality, communications, research and technology, as well as activities of the Departments of Defense, Commerce, Energy, Interior, Agriculture, Transportation, Federal Communications Commission, Environmental Protection Agency, Smithsonian Institution, and more. Authoritative and an excellent summary.

NASA | Washington, DC | 2000 | presumed 1st edition | SB | Illus w/diagrams & photos | Fine | 8x10 inches, 112pp | Annual report on the progress of the U.S. Government's work in aeronautics and space. Includes not only NASA but all federal agencies involved in this area, department of defense, commerce, energy, etc. Appendices include lists of launches in 1999 plus launch vehicles, budgets, etc.

NASA | Washington, DC | 2001 | presumed 1st edition | SB | Illus w/diagrams & photos | Fine | 8.5x11 inches, 138pp | The annual report for the year 2000. Covers activities not only for NASA, but also with the Department of Defense, Federal Aviation Administration, Departments of Commerce, Interior, Agriculture, State and Energy, Federal Communications Commission, National Science Foundation and the Smithsonian Institution. Also includes appendices on U.S. Government spacecraft records, world record of space launches, successful U.S. launches, U.S. and Russian human spaceflights, and more.

NASA | Washington, DC | 1971 | presumed 1st edition | SB | Illus w/diagrams & photos | Very good | 8x10.5 inches, 24pp | Interesting NASA educational publication on aeronautics and research, featuring the latest in NASA technology including quieter aircraft, sonic booms, tilting wings and lifting fans, the trailing vortex, wet runways, lifting bodies and more.

NASA | Washington, D.C. | 1972 | 6th edition | SB | Illus w/diagrams & photos | Very Good | 8 x 10.5 inches, 116 pp. | Classic NASA Educational Publication providing an annotated bibliography for books, references, periodicals, teaching aids and films and filmstrips on aerospace for the educator. The lists include materials for all age groups. This is an aid which we often use in looking for SpaceBooks from the 1950s and 1960s. Categorized by topic. An important work.

Air Force Historical Foundat | Washington, DC | 1965-1970 | 1st edition | HB | Illus w/diagrams & photos | Fine | w/o dj as issued, bound magazines, ex-lib from the Naval War College, but quite clean, c. 1000 pp total in 6 volumes | An amazing bound collection of 6 important years of Aerospace Historian magazine. October 1965 to December 1970. Many excellent articles on military aviation and aerospace. Too many to numerate, but a sampling shows: Last of the Superforts (B-29), Father of Aerospace Medicine (Dr. Hubertus Strughold), James Webb on the Future of Astronautics (from 1965), Airborne Pathfinders, Abject Obedience to Hitler in the Luftwaffe, History of the Air Force Thunderbirds, Origins of Project Mercury, Walt Disney An Airman in His Heart, a two part article on the early history of the space age by NASA historian Eugene Emme, and much more.

U.S. Air Force | New Mexico |1962 | 2nd edition |SB | illus w/diagrams & photographs |Fine | w/slight sunning to cover, previous owner's name neatly written on cover, 8.5x11 inches, c. 250pp | All one needs to know the plan for the design of structures to resist the effects of nuclear weapons into the megaton class. Emphasis on underground construction. Consideration of blast loading, radiation, ground motion, shock phenomena and more. Unclassified.

NASA | Washington, D.C. | 1994 | 1st softbound edition | SB | Illus w/diagrams & photos | Fine | 10x12 inches, 188pp | Another volume in the NASA History Series, focusing on the Langley Center Boeing 737 Flying Laboratory. A beautiful large format book with many B&W and color photos detailing the testing of electronic flight displays, microwave landing system, GPS, microburst wind shears, etc. An exciting and informative read.

Sentry Books | Granada Hills, CA | 1993 | 1st edition | SB | Illus w/diagrams & photos | Very good | 8x11 inches, 54pp | An excellent Airpower issue with a nice article on the X-15 by Milt Thompson as told to Barry E. DiGregorio. 11pp with a fair number of B&W photos. Also a page of color photos and a two page color illustration of the X-15 trailed by an F-104. Magazine also includes articles on the Vultee attack bombers and North American's Lee Atwood on the P-51 Mustang.

Random House | NY, NY | 1958 | 3rd printing edition | HB | Illus w/diagrams & photos | Very good | w/g dj, previous owner's name on a bookplate, 7x9 inches, 164pp | Volume 28 in the all about books series. Juvenile reading for 1958 covers the state of space exploration at this exciting time. Viking, Project Orbiter, Vanguard, Jupiter, X-15, Sputniks, etc. Interesting speculation on passenger carrying rockets, space stations, manned lunar missions etc. Also includes drawings by George Wilde and 16 pages of B&W photographs.

Golf Publishing Company | Houston, TX | 1990 | 1st edition | HB | Illus w/diagrams & photos | Fine | w/fine dj, small printed label inside front cover w/previous owner's name, 6.5x9.5 inches, 391pp | A wondrously comprehensive guide to Soviet manned space flight. Covers every manned launch from 1960 to the date of publication. Many B&W photos. Details rarely revealed, pieced together from a variety of sources. Forward by notable Soviet space expert James Oberg. An important resource.

NASA | Greenbelt, MD | c. 1995 | edition | SB | Illus w/diagrams & photos | Fine | 8.5x11 inches, c.30pp | Interesting NASA educational guide from Goddard. Designed for grades 6-8, this includes 4 classroom activities, several color lithographs and a teacher's guide. Activities include shape of the Hubble Deep Field Image, classifying and identifying, estimating distances in space, 999,999 cans of soda on the wall and others.

William Morrow and Company | NY, NY | 1998 | 1st printing edition | HB | Illus w/diagrams & photos | Fine | w/fine dj, 6x9 inches,322pp | Well written volume on women in aviation and spaceflight. Includes of course, Jackie Cochran, Jerry Cobb, Sally Ride and others. An excellent volume.