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Original March–April 1943 issue of The Globe Beam, Volume II, Number 2, published by Globe Aircraft Corporation of Fort Worth, Texas, for its employees.
This illustrated WWII magazine documents AT-10 trainer production through detailed factory photographs, flight-test coverage, and employee news. An appealing original for collectors of military aviation, Texas history, woodworking, and American home-front ephemera.
The green “Producing for Victory” cover features a formation of AT-10 aircraft outside the Globe plant. Contents include “Flying ’Em Away at Globe,” showing flight-test personnel and completed trainers; “Flying Chips,” covering the woodworker’s wartime comeback; and “Center Section,” illustrating aircraft construction at Globe’s Midway plant.
Additional material includes War Bond appeals, Victory Garden artwork, and company personnel news. The back cover features a smiling airman with the slogan “She’s a swell plane—give us more!” and “More Production.”
Very Good vintage condition with light age toning, cover rubbing, minor edge and spine wear, and a visible vertical center crease. Small scattered marks are present. The green cover remains bright, and the photographed interior pages are well preserved with clear text and illustrations. Please review photographs for condition details.
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1943 Globe Beam WWII Aircraft Magazine AT-10 Fort Worth Texas March April
$125.00
This illustrated WWII magazine documents AT-10 trainer production through detailed factory photographs, flight-test coverage, and employee news. An appealing original for collectors of military aviation, Texas history, woodworking, and American home-front ephemera.
The green “Producing for Victory” cover features a formation of AT-10 aircraft outside the Globe plant. Contents include “Flying ’Em Away at Globe,” showing flight-test personnel and completed trainers; “Flying Chips,” covering the woodworker’s wartime comeback; and “Center Section,” illustrating aircraft construction at Globe’s Midway plant.
Additional material includes War Bond appeals, Victory Garden artwork, and company personnel news. The back cover features a smiling airman with the slogan “She’s a swell plane—give us more!” and “More Production.”
Very Good vintage condition with light age toning, cover rubbing, minor edge and spine wear, and a visible vertical center crease. Small scattered marks are present. The green cover remains bright, and the photographed interior pages are well preserved with clear text and illustrations. Please review photographs for condition details.
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