New Releases by David Craig

"David Craig has collected the most striking and exotic luggage labels from around the world. These miniature works of art were used for decades by first-class hotels to identify their guests'' suitcases and trunks and then by the guests themselves to display their itineraries to the world. Here, reproduced in full color and actual size, are over 100 beautiful labels representing a wide variety of graphic styles dating back to the last century."--Jacket.

Describes how to succeed on the musical stage and how to take advantage of career opportunities.

A series of papers presented at a workshop held in Kingston, Ontario, Feb. 16-18, 1987 to examine concerns of federal, provincial and territorial governments regarding the entrenchment of the right to self-government for aboriginal peoples in the constitution.

Roy Rickman is called upon to discover why British morale is inexplicably low.

"Working all week at the lathe leaves Arthur Seaton with energy to spare at the weekends. A hard-drinking, hard-working rebel, he knows exactly what he wants, and how to get it. Before long his dalliances with a couple of married women make him the centre of local gossip. But then one evening he meets a young girl in a pub, and life begins to look a little less simple." "Alan Sillitoe''s classic novel achieved instant critical acclaim, and now, fifty years after its first publication, it stands as one of the great works of twentieth-century British writing."--BOOK JACKET.

This book is the story of my life in aviation, and is ideal reading for aviation enthusiasts, passengers, pilots, mechanics, and those seeking inspiration about following your dream. My story has something for everyone – romance, love, heartbreak, toil, perseverance, and triumph. It’s also filled with technical details of military aircraft maintenance, vivid descriptions of civil flight instruction, airline pilot training, military flight operations and stories from behind the flight deck door. It is my very personal story of how I went from a teenager working in a furniture factory to the left seat of a Boeing airliner through a long and tumultuous journey. Memoir of an Aviator – My journey from factory worker to airline Captain is also a love story of my relationship with flying. My story is not all just good times and favorable experiences. There was romance, then heartbreak. There were triumphs, then tribulations. There was joy in reaching my lifetime goal and then sorrow after getting laid off soon after. Sometimes I questioned the path I had chosen and through determination, stubbornness, and support from my spouse I made a career out of it. The people I describe along the way are sometimes humorous, at other times exasperating, but always interesting. My story is in four segments. First is my experience as an Air Force mechanic for Strategic Air Command on Cold War-era KC-135 tanker airplanes. Next, is a description of the remainder of my Air Force career as an inflight refueling operator (aka boom operator). I will tell you of my experiences on KC-135 and KC-10 tankers, and of the many trips and operations I have been a part of. Then my life took a turn, and I trained as a commercial pilot, ending up flying at the world’s largest airline after years of progression. After my flying days were over, I worked for a major US airplane manufacturer, developing training programs for civil and military pilots. I ended my career running a site for a world-class military flight simulation company. This book will appeal to several interests. Mechanics and airplane aficionados will enjoy the description of my crew chief days and work alongside me as I maintain a frontline war-fighting asset. Military aviation fans will like the description of my time as a boom operator as I haul cargo and refuel airplanes in midair around the world. Pilots and those interested in what goes on beyond the airliner flight deck door will have plenty to enjoy with my description of airline training and flight operations. From flying dogs, furloughs, flight training, military life, and people learning to fly, this book has a lot to offer.