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Armstrong Whitworh Apollo AW.55 MK I Factory Tech Brochure RARE original 1949 50 For Sale


Armstrong Whitworh Apollo AW.55 MK I Factory Tech Brochure RARE original 1949 50
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Armstrong Whitworh Apollo AW.55 MK I Factory Tech Brochure RARE original 1949 50:
$69.84

ARMSTRONG WHITWORTH AW.55 APOLLO MK I AIRCRAFT BROCHUREA very rare original factory publication card covers , plan and section views , fold out separatesection ,qualityperiod paper pages ,staple bound , ageingand wear overall good order for age , booklet isintact aremarkableperiod item

A rare Part of aviation history Late 1940\'s early1950\'s


Technical publication21 pages , Pacemakers of Progress AWA


used original item , creasing , folds , covers worn, wear and tear to pages , some ageing foxing ,

storage effects , age marks, pages good considering age ,

see pictures , good order for a period original


The requirement resulted from the Brabazon Committee\'s Type II design, calling for a small, medium-range pressurized aircraft to fly its less-travelled routes which became Air Ministry Specification C.16/46 for an aircraft able to carry 24–30 passengers over 1,000 mi (1,600 km) at a cruising speed of 300 mph (480 km/h).


The resulting design was the AW.55 Apollo, a low-wing cantilever monoplane with retractable tricycle undercarriage. Due to the narrowness of the engines, there was no room in the nacelles for the main wheels which instead folded up into the wings. It had a conventional tail unit with a mid-placed cantilever horizontal tailplane. It had a pressurised fuselage with seating for 26–31 passengers.

It was designed to use the Armstrong Siddeley Mamba ASM.2 which was expected to produce 1,270 shp (950 kW) plus 307 lbf (1,370 N) static thrust for the production aircraft. When the prototype Apollo was ready to fly the engine could only produce 800 shp (600 kW).


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pictures taken with natural and artificial light , allow perception variation

supplied as collectiblehistoric item only , material has no current modern relevance

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