A Yankee Flier - 1943

Originally published during the height of World War II, this 1943 printing of A Yankee Flier in the South Pacific captures the era’s fascination with aviation, adventure, and service. Written by Al Avery, the story follows a young pilot navigating flight training, daring missions, and the vast landscapes of the Pacific — blending wartime realism with the optimism and heroism that defined a generation of readers.

This original copy has been thoughtfully handcrafted into a one-of-a-kind journal, preserving select pages of the original narrative among smooth, acid-free writing paper. The clothbound cover, marked by gentle age and authentic wear, carries the unmistakable presence of its wartime origin — a tangible link to the stories read by young people during an extraordinary moment in history.

This journal makes a meaningful keepsake for aviation enthusiasts, World War II history buffs, veterans and military families, pilots and dreamers of flight, or writers drawn to stories of courage and exploration. It is ideal for recording travel memories, personal reflections, family history, or creative writing inspired by classic tales of adventure and resilience.

SIZE:  7.75” x 4.75”
1943 Printing

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• 72+ journal pages
• 24# acid-free paper
• Select chapters are kept that represent the essence of the story
• Sturdy antique brass metal coil, allows the journal to lay flat
• Handcrafted with love