My library just grew again 2016

[PR19_Kit]

the june issue of model rail   ( hi Kit,  its got a couple of mentions of you in the ATP review) 
I intend to read the none rail specific bits and thieve anything interesting

Yeah, it's a bit embarrassing really, all five of the railway modelling mags this month feature the Rapido APT-E model and most of them mention me, one saying I'm '....the well known Kit Spackman....' 

To add further to it I'll be doing some more television filming for the Beeb on Friday up at Crewe. It's getting pretty busy one way or another.

[Thorvic]

the june issue of model rail   ( hi Kit,  its got a couple of mentions of you in the ATP review) 
I intend to read the none rail specific bits and thieve anything interesting

Yeah, it's a bit embarrassing really, all five of the railway modelling mags this month feature the Rapido APT-E model and most of them mention me, one saying I'm '....the well known Kit Spackman....' 

To add further to it I'll be doing some more television filming for the Beeb on Friday up at Crewe. It's getting pretty busy one way or another.

So how many times are your quoted in this one ?

http://www.ianallanpublishing.com/new-releases/forthcoming-books_1/apt-the-untold-story.htm

[Steel Penguin]

they mention that the track is the speed record one, so you hear the mile posts being called the speed announced, and then you 
and I admit it does look like a cracking model, shame that there all sold, but I admit the price did make me rather squeak with alarm.

[PR19_Kit]

the june issue of model rail   ( hi Kit,  its got a couple of mentions of you in the ATP review) 
I intend to read the none rail specific bits and thieve anything interesting

Yeah, it's a bit embarrassing really, all five of the railway modelling mags this month feature the Rapido APT-E model and most of them mention me, one saying I'm '....the well known Kit Spackman....' 

To add further to it I'll be doing some more television filming for the Beeb on Friday up at Crewe. It's getting pretty busy one way or another.

So how many times are your quoted in this one ?

http://www.ianallanpublishing.com/new-releases/forthcoming-books_1/apt-the-untold-story.htm

It's me in the cab on the cover. 

And no, I'm NOT driving it, as it was standing still at the time, despite what BR would have you believe back then. 

I spent some time talking to David Clough about the train for the new book, but I suspect his book will major on the managerial and political aspects of the project, rather than the engineering side.

[JayBee]

the june issue of model rail   ( hi Kit,  its got a couple of mentions of you in the ATP review) 
I intend to read the none rail specific bits and thieve anything interesting

To add further to it I'll be doing some more television filming for the Beeb on Friday up at Crewe. It's getting pretty busy one way or another.

Ach, Kit, I rather think your bank manager will not be complaining. 

[PR19_Kit]

the june issue of model rail   ( hi Kit,  its got a couple of mentions of you in the ATP review) 
I intend to read the none rail specific bits and thieve anything interesting

To add further to it I'll be doing some more television filming for the Beeb on Friday up at Crewe. It's getting pretty busy one way or another.

Ach, Kit, I rather think your bank manager will not be complaining. 

I wish!

I've yet to get paid for any of my appearances so far.................

[NARSES2]

After getting engrossed in BBC 2's The Hollow Crown series of Shakespear's Wars of the Roses plays I caught up with the Conn Iggulden series and got No's 3 and 4 : Bloodline and Ravenspur

[jcf]

Not an acquisition, but I finally got around to updating the list of Putnam's in my library:

Putnam Aviation Series (62 books total)

Airspeed Aircraft since 1931
Armstrong Whitworth Aircraft since 1913
Avro Aircraft since 1908
Blackburn Aircraft since 1909
Boulton Paul Aircraft since 1915
Bristol Aircraft since 1910
De Havilland Aircraft since 1915
English Electric Aircraft and their Predecessors
Fairey Aircraft since 1915
Gloster Aircraft since 1917                                                     
Handley Page Aircraft since 1907
Hawker Aircraft since 1920
Miles Aircraft since 1925
Parnall Aircraft since 1914
Royal Aircraft Factory
Saunders and Saro Aircraft since 1917
Shorts Aircraft since 1900
Sopwith Aircraft 1912-1920
Supermarine Aircraft since 1914
Vickers Aircraft since 1908
Westland Aircraft since 1915
British Naval Aircraft since since 1912 (1958 ed.)
Aircraft of the Royal Air Force since 1918 (1962 ed.)
The British Fighter since 1912
The British Bomber since 1914
British Aircraft 1809-1914
British Flying Boats and Amphibians 1909-1952
Armament of British Aircraft 1909-1939
British Racing and Record-Breaking Aircraft
British Civil Aircraft 1919-1972 (Vol. 1 A.B.C. to Chilton)
British Civil Aircraft 1919-1972 (Vol. 2 Chrislea to Hawker Siddeley)
British Civil Aircraft 1919-1972 (Vol. 3 Hawker Siddeley cont. to Zlin)

Beech Aircraft and Their Predecessors
Bell Aircraft since 1935
Boeing Aircraft since 1916
Curtiss Aircraft 1907-1947
General Dynamics Aircraft and Their Predecessors
Grumman Aircraft since 1929
Lockheed Aircraft since 1913
McDonnell Douglas Aircraft since 1920 Vol 1
McDonnell Douglas Aircraft since 1920 Vol 2
United States Military Aircraft since 1909
United States Navy Aircraft since 1911

The German Giants; The R Planes 1914-1918
German Aircraft of the First World War
German Aircraft of the Second World War
Junkers Aircraft and Engines 1913-1945
Zeppelin: Rigid Airships 1893-1940

MiG Aircraft since 1937
Tupolev Aircraft since 1922
Yakovlev Aircraft since 1924
Soviet Transport Aircraft since 1945

Japanese Aircraft 1910-1941
Japanese Aircraft of the Pacific War

Canadian Aircraft since 1909

Fokker: The Creative Years

Polish Aircraft 1893-1939

SAAB Aircraft since 1937

Aircraft of the Spanish Civil War 1936-1939

Pioneer Aircraft; Early Aviation Before 1914

Aeromarine Origins

World Speed Record Aircraft: The Fastest Piston-Engined Landplanes since 1903

[NARSES2]

Interesting Jon, thank you. I wasn't aware of some of those titles

[loupgarou]

I too have discovered MANY titles I ignored! Thanks, Jon!
The one I regret selling looong ago is The german giants, a beautiful big size book.

[loupgarou]

ADDENDUM: did a quick Amazon search and found some titles you missed:

European transport aircraft since 1910   Stroud
The German Fighter Since 1915   Kosin
Russian Aircraft Since 1940   Alexander
Jetliners in Service Since 1952   Stroud
Soviet aircraft and aviation   Andersson Lennart
British Flight Testing: Martlesham Heath, 1920-39   Mason
BRITISH AVIATION THE ADVENTURING YEARS   Penrose
Aeroflot: Soviet Air Transport Since 1923   Macdonald

NOTE:
British bombers exists in a 1974 edition by Lewis and 1994 by Mason
German giants: first edition in large size, later ones in standard small size, don't think would do justice to the planes

[kitnut617]

ADDENDUM: did a quick Amazon search and found some titles you missed:

European transport aircraft since 1910   Stroud
The German Fighter Since 1915   Kosin
Russian Aircraft Since 1940   Alexander
Jetliners in Service Since 1952   Stroud
Soviet aircraft and aviation   Andersson Lennart
British Flight Testing: Martlesham Heath, 1920-39   Mason
BRITISH AVIATION THE ADVENTURING YEARS   Penrose
Aeroflot: Soviet Air Transport Since 1923   Macdonald

NOTE:
British bombers exists in a 1974 edition by Lewis and 1994 by Mason
German giants: first edition in large size, later ones in standard small size, don't think would do justice to the planes

I think Jon was listing what Putman's he has in his library loupgarou, not the entire Putman list of books

[jcf]

Robert is correct, the list is what I have. 

[loupgarou]

Robert is correct, the list is what I have. 

Oops, sorry. Anyway thanks again for your list, I discovered many titles I ignored, and remembered others, that I'll have to find. 

[loupgarou]

Robert is correct, the list is what I have. 

Aaargh! Your list rekindled my interest in the Putnam series. Since your post I have ordered 6 of them! 
And have just received Beyond the Spitfire (bought for the groovy flying boat on the cover  )