Books
- Sailplanes, their design, construction and pilotage, Chapman and Hall Ltd, 1932
- The Sportsman's Library: Gliding And Soaring, Philip Allan, 1935
- Aircraft Design, Vol.I: Aerodynamics, Chapman & Hall Ltd., 1939
- Aircraft Design, Vol.II: Aero Structures, 1939
- Refuelling in Flight, Pitman, 1950
- Man's Dilemma, Volturna Press, 1973
- Juggling with Jesus: and his two-thousand-year legacy to mankind, Exposition Press, 1977
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