1945 C-87, C-87a & C-87b / Ry-1 & Ry-2 Original Pilot's Flight Ops.instructions on 2040-parts.com
Barberton, Ohio, United States
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1945 Consolidated C-87, C-87A, C-87B Army Models & RY-1 & Ry-2 Navy Models AN- 01-5CA-1, dated 25 April 1944 Original Pilot's Flight Operating Instructions is illustrated, has 88 pages, 6 Sections covering Description, Pilot's Operating Instructions, Flight Operating Data-Specific Engine Flight Charts, Emergency Operating Instructions, Operational Equipment, Cold Weather Operations. The Appendix covers: Flight Operating Charts, Tables, and Diagrams. The word Consolidated is written on the front cover. The cover page has a small tear on the right right side and a a light stain where the page was turned. Condition is good usable.
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