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A5 booklets: my most significant publications, 1

Other works: 1

A5 booklets about the Powerhouse Museum.. 1^t

Major works (aviation) 1

Major works – non-aviation. 1

 

A5 booklets: my most significant publications,

Beginning in 2014, I have produced a series of booklets on aviation topics, beginning with the visit to Australia of French aviator Maurice Guillaux in 1914. The booklets generally deal with famous flights of the period and later tribute flights eg centenary celebrations. Most of the books deal with famous aviators of the period notably from memorable flights of the period 2014 onwards and any activities involved with Centenary celebrations of these flights. Almost all the books have been published officially with ISBN numbers;

The A5 booklets can be printed on a colour printer that can do duplex printing, (print on both sides of the page), on A4 landscape paper, with binding on short side. Also available is a content file on single pages.

Maurice Guillaux: Pioneer French Airman in Australia:
Biography and record of Australian activities 1914

Booklet

Single page file

 

Maurice Guillaux: Pionnier français de l’aviation australienne
(translated by M Berti, French Consul in Australia)

Booklet

 Single page file

 

Maurice Guillaux: Pioneer French Airman in Australia
final version
)

Booklet

 Single page file

 

Australia's First Seaplane:
(Guillaux and Lebbeus Hordern’s seaplane, 1914)

Booklet

 Single page file

 

100 Years of Australian Air Mails
(record of the 2014 centenary re-enactment flight)

 Booklet

 Single page file

 

Australia’s Second Air Mail
The aviation Career of Basil Watson, 1893-1917

Booklet

 Single page file

 

Australia’s Third Air Mail
The aviation career of Graham Carey (also Marduel, Edward Prosser)

Booklet

 Single page file

 

Luigi Pellarini’s aeroplanes
Aerautos, Airtrucks, Airtruks and others

Booklet

 Single page file

 

Wrigley and Murphy
Australia’s first transcontinental flight 1920:

 Booklet

 Single page file

 

42 Days
Across Australia with Parer and Mcintosh
Booklet

 Single page file

 

 

102 Days
Vickers Vimy flight Darwin to Adelaide 1920

 Booklet

 Single page file

 

The even more forgotten air race
1919 Smith Flight 50 years celebration

Booklet

 Single page file

 

 Aircraft of the Powerhouse Museum
Collection as at 2015

Booklet

 Single page file

 

First Around Australia Flight
Goble and Macintyre, 1924
Booklet

 Single page file

Single page file

 

Francesco de Pinedo
Italian airman in Australia 1925

Booklet

 Single page file

 

Lebbeus Hordern
Australian aviation pioneer

Booklet

 Single page file

 

First to the Solomons
Richard Williams, RAAF, 1926

Booklet

 Single page file

 

 

Other works:

A5 booklets about the Powerhouse Museum

These are for record only.

Major works (aviation)

History of Bankstown Airport: This was prepared in 2007 for a heritage assessment by heritage architect Bruce Dawbin. It was written in collaboration with Chris Matts, librarian at the Australian aviation Museum at Bankstown and draws on his document collection and lived experience. .pdf file

Tom’s Book of the Kamikaze: a comprehensive account of Kamikaze in World War II, drawing on a wide range of rare sources, with an Australian emphasis. Basic content and file for binding

Tom’s Book of air control. between World War I and World War II colonial powers, especially Britain, controlled several areas of the British Empire by attacking recalcitrant subjects from the air. This record brings together information from several rare sources in the hand attempt to summarise the main features of the process.

Major works – non-aviation

John Lockley of Stanmore: Lockley family in Australia, Noel Lockley and Tom Lockley, 1993

Sixty-five Years on: World War II experiences of Les Brown, later a distinguished academic. For 65 years he had been reluctant to tell of his experiences.

'Like Most Italians': a case study of the unjust imprisonment of Slavatore Vignolio, an Australian-born man of Italian origin during World War II