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RICHARD PEARSE

$14.95 AUD
Discover the captivating story of Richard Pearse, a visionary pioneer of aviation whose groundbreaking efforts in powered flight laid the foundation for modern aerospace innovation. This beautifully illustrated paperback edition, sized at 300 x 214 mm with 32 pages of rich content, offers an insightful journey into Pearse's life and achievements. Released to commemorate the 100th anniversary of powered flight, this fourth edition dives into the enigmatic world of Richard Pearse, revealing how this remarkable New Zealander sought to emulate the birds in his quest for flight. While much about his early inspirations remains a mystery, what's certain is that Pearse's contributions to aviation have influenced generations. This centennial reprint not only highlights his passion and perseverance but also serves as a tribute to the pioneering spirit that drives the aviation industry today. Perfect for aviation enthusiasts and history buffs alike, this book is an essential addition to your collection. Dive into the fascinating narrative of Richard Pearse, and explore how his dreams of flight helped pave the way for future aviators and the remarkable advancements in aircraft technology we see today.

Author: C. G. Rodliffe Publisher: C.G. Rodliffe
Bind: paperback
Dimensions: 300 x 214 mm
Pages: 32


The first edition of "Richard Pearse" was published to coincide with the IATA conference held in Auckland in 1978. This centennary issue is the fourth edition, reprinted for the centennial of power driven flight, 2003. We do not know what inspired Richare Pearse to try to emulate the birds. From what little we do know of him, Richard Pearse would most probably have wished to remain unknown. Indeed, if he dreamed of aircraft of the future he could never have imagined where his beginnings and the work of other inspired pioneering aviators would lead.

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RICHARD PEARSE

$14.95 AUD
Discover the captivating story of Richard Pearse, a visionary pioneer of aviation whose groundbreaking efforts in powered flight laid the foundation for modern aerospace innovation. This beautifully illustrated paperback edition, sized at 300 x 214 mm with 32 pages of rich content, offers an insightful journey into Pearse's life and achievements. Released to commemorate the 100th anniversary of powered flight, this fourth edition dives into the enigmatic world of Richard Pearse, revealing how this remarkable New Zealander sought to emulate the birds in his quest for flight. While much about his early inspirations remains a mystery, what's certain is that Pearse's contributions to aviation have influenced generations. This centennial reprint not only highlights his passion and perseverance but also serves as a tribute to the pioneering spirit that drives the aviation industry today. Perfect for aviation enthusiasts and history buffs alike, this book is an essential addition to your collection. Dive into the fascinating narrative of Richard Pearse, and explore how his dreams of flight helped pave the way for future aviators and the remarkable advancements in aircraft technology we see today.

Author: C. G. Rodliffe Publisher: C.G. Rodliffe
Bind: paperback
Dimensions: 300 x 214 mm
Pages: 32


The first edition of "Richard Pearse" was published to coincide with the IATA conference held in Auckland in 1978. This centennary issue is the fourth edition, reprinted for the centennial of power driven flight, 2003. We do not know what inspired Richare Pearse to try to emulate the birds. From what little we do know of him, Richard Pearse would most probably have wished to remain unknown. Indeed, if he dreamed of aircraft of the future he could never have imagined where his beginnings and the work of other inspired pioneering aviators would lead.

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