by Andrew Nahum · tapa dura · ISBN 9788422637981
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«Máquinas voladoras» is Andrew Nahum's essay on the history of aviation, published by Círculo de Lectores in 1992 in hardcover.
It traces the history of aviation: from the ancient human dream of flying to the first hot-air balloons and simple-design airships, up to modern aircraft capable of crossing continents and even reaching the Moon. The illustrations show biplanes, monoplanes, engines, propellers and pilot goggles, and evoke the advance of the conquest of the air.
The edition includes 63 pages, is written in Spanish and belongs to the Biblioteca Visual collection.
It will appeal to enthusiasts of aviation history and the evolution of technology, as well as readers of visual popular science.
doctoral candidate at the London School of Economics and Political Science
