CANADAIR PRESS CLIPPINGS RE: CL-66 / CL-44 / BRAZIL. 1958. (PRESS COMMENTS.) by Canadair Limited - 1958

Montreal: Canadair, 1968. Canadair CL-215 brochure, 11" H, 4 pp in total, dated Nov. 1968. Photographs, graphs, drawings of cabin layout, plus specifications - Performance; Structure; Power Plant; Propellers; Fuel System; Oil System; Landing Gear; Flight Controls; Hydraulic System; Electrical System; Ground Power Unit; Cock-pit Heating; Ice Protection; Fire Protection; Aerial Firefighting System; Dimensions; Design Criteria. With: "Canadair News Vol. 15, No. 2. July 30, 1968", 6 pp, 15 1/2" H (newspaper format with one horizontal fold) - containing three photographs of the CL-215's first water drop, plus article on the C-5A Galaxy, etc. Canadair News has light wrinkling at the top and bottom corners.. Folded Paper. Very Good.

Montreal: Canadair, 1953. Three stiff card folders (stapled), 11" H, with white paper labels glued on front covers and "Canadair Limited - Montreal" printed on lower section. Reproductions of news articles about Canadair, printed on one side of page only. No. 2 has six pages and contains articles from MacLean's Magazine, Toronto Star Weekly and Toronto Globe & Mail. No.3 has eight pages and consists of an article in Fortune Magazine. No. 4 has 14 pages and contains articles from The Aeroplane. Interiors - clean and tight with no previous ownership marks. Exteriors - No 2 has a small ink doodle on the front cover paper label and edge damage to the rear cover at the centre staple location.. Not Signed. Soft Cover. Very Good/No Dust Jackets.

Montreal: Canadair, 1962. 133 pp (printed on one side of page only), 11 1/4" H. Profusely illustrated in b&w with technical drawings/diagrams (some fold out). This was an in-house document "for training purposes only" and while most of the illustrations are quite legible, a few are very poor quality and virtually unreadable - all text pages are clear. The paging of the text sections is typed and include pages 30A and 49A. Sequentially, there is no page 111, but the text flow from page 110 to 112 reads as if complete. The illustration pages inserted between the text pages have handwritten numbers or no numbers at all, indicating that they were probably assembled separately. Sequentially, there is no No. 37, the run of pages 67-69 contains only two illustrations, there is no No. 80 and no No. 132 - however, there is no indication that anything has been removed. Contents: Section No. 1 - Introduction; System General; Hydraulic System; Hydraulic Fluid; Systems Bleeding;… Read More