Linda Carlton, Air Pilot [Hardcover] Edith Lavell

Description

Hardcover is scuffed, stained, faded, and worn along the corners/edges/spine. Name written on inside front cover. Pages are heavily yellowed but unmarked inside. Outside page edges are yellowed, worn, and slightly stained. Page 23/24 is loose from book and has a small tear on the bottom. Binding is loosening on front and back covers.

This vintage copy of “Linda Carlton, Air Pilot” by Edith Lavell offers a unique glimpse into the early days of women’s aviation. Published in the 1930s, this biographical novel follows the fictional adventures of Linda Carlton, a daring young woman who defies societal norms to pursue her passion for flying. The well-worn condition of this copy speaks to its enduring popularity and the impact it had on readers of the time, inspiring countless young girls to dream of taking to the skies. Despite its age and wear, the unmarked pages allow readers to immerse themselves in Lavell’s vivid storytelling, transporting them to a era when female pilots were true pioneers. This rare find is a must-have for collectors interested in early feminist literature, aviation history, and the changing roles of women in the 20th century.