Junkers W33, W34 and K43, Workhorse in Peace and War

Today we received one examples of this long since out of print book the publisher found in the attic and was so friendly to let us have it to offer it to you

In 1919 a small six-seater aircraft, the Junkers F 13, lifted off from an airfield in Dessau in Germany on its first flight. A few years later, it made commercial sense to develop the F 13 further to meet increasing demands for more power, capacity and range, and this resulted in the W 33 and W 34 successors, expanded with the K 43 military variant and Ju 46 mail planes

From the mid-1920s into the early 1960s, the W 33/W 34 served in thirty-four countries on all the world's inhabited continents and was used in a multitude of roles. It was a real workhorse, not cheap to buy or fast in the air, but weather-resistant, robust and durable. Our new book is a tribute to this fabulous aircaft.

270 b/w photos, five pages of drawings, many tables and full production list
Colour section with profiles and philately appendix