An illustrative and informative Museum Visitor Guide giving brief techincal and historical details about museum exhibits.

This souvenir booklet also features 80 full colour and B/W photographs.

A ceramic Malta Aviation Museum crest with a chrome Spitfire or Hurricane aircraft affixed to it.

Malta Aviation Museum Tea Mug

Museum Parker Pen complete with transparent top storage box.

Lest We Forget - Royal Air Force and Commonwealth Air Forces Servicemen lost in the defense of Malta.

Book compiled by John Agius MBE and edited by Frederick R Galea of the National War Museum Association.

Special Limited Offer
Free War Cantata and War Poems CD (Malta Besieged 1942) with every book purchased. Offer valid till stock lasts

This is the first issue in the Malta FlyPast series of yearly publications by the Malta Aviation Museum Foundation. The first issue includes articles about the Foundation, developments in the Museum as well as articles relating to Malta's aviation history.

This very interesting 99 page issue of Malta Flypast features over 158 B/W and colour photographs and drawings and is available on CD-ROM in PDF format.

This CD E-Book is sold in a very attractive library box which is very similar to the original hard copy version.

Malta Flypast Issue 2 include articles about various topics ranging from restoration of Hawker Hurricane Mk IIA, detailed information about certain museum exhibits, exclusive photographs of Armed Forces of Malta Flypast featuring all types of aircraft used by the squadron, articles about wartime aircraft that operated from Malta and much much more.

This issue is over 100 pages long and includes over 150 photographs.

This issue included articles relating to Malta's aviation history, Such as the Canberra's 50th aniversary plus articles regarding the Museum Foundation, developments in the Museum and other general topics.

This issue is 100 pages long and includes over 167 Photographs & Drawings in Full colour & Black+White Softcover

This is the fourth issue in the Malta FlyPast series of yearly publications by the Malta Aviation Museum Foundation. This issue include articles about various topics ranging from Foundation news to current aviation scene as well as articles relating to Malta's aviation history.

This issue consists of over 100 pages packed with over 150 full colour & B/W photographs and drawings.

This is the fifth issue in the Malta FlyPast series of yearly publications by the Malta Aviation Museum Foundation. This issue include articles about various topics ranging from airshows in Post War Malta, Life before Radar, Memories of RAF ta' Kali to progress updates on the hurricane Z3055 restoration project as well as articles relating to Malta's aviation history.

This issue is 100 pages long and includes 108 full colour and B/W photographs and drawings.

Malta Flypast Issue 6 include articles about various topics ranging from Foundation news to current aviation scene as well as articles relating to Malta's aviation history.

HMS Glorious 1935-1939
Malta Aviation Museum's first ten years
War Time Photographer - H Borg Carbott
Joachim Muncheberg -Luftwaffe Ace
The First Hijack
RAF Ta' Kali 1940 - 1943
..... and much more

A no-frills account on DVD or VHS Video tape of the siege of the mediterranean island of Malta during WW2. Most of the action is seen through the eyes of a very young Alec Guinness, a reconnaissance photographer stranded on Malta en route to Egypt. While on the island he romances a local girl in between hazardous flying missions. Much weight is given to the courage of the islanders in the face of appalling hardships, for which the island was awarded the George Cross by the British.

Aviation historian Brian Cull, author of many publications inculding Hurricanes over Malta, Spitfires over Sicily, The Hurricane Years and Malta: The Spitfire Year and Maltese aviation historian Frederick Galea are probably the foremost writers on Malta's illustrious wartime history. With 249 at War they have combined their knowledge and expertise to produce an exciting and and comprehensive account of Malta's top scoring fighter squadron. The exploits and adventures of fighter aces such as Screwball Beurling and Laddie Lucas, to name but two of many, are related within.

A historical and pictorial review of Eighty Years of Civil Aviation in Malta.

Edited by David Spiteri Staines

A most important wartime role carried out by Royal Air Force personnel was that of Air/Sea Rescue, that is the saving of lives of airmen who, for one reason or another were forced to ditch their aircraft, or bale out of it, and end up in the sea.

Sadly today nothing survives of the once proud RAF Station Kalafrana sited within Marsaxlokk Bay, as following the withdrawal of the British Forces from Malta, the area was commercially developed into a large container terminal.

The author, Frederick Galea, is one of a small band of researcher/writers who spends his free time delving into Malta’s rich wartime aviation history. Together with friends of similar interests he was involved on a voluntary basis in the setting up of the War Museum at Valletta and the Aviation Museum at Ta’ Qali.

The first monoplane fighter to see service in the Royal Air Force.

A complete history of the Hawker Hurricane Fighter

Author: Shacklady, Edward

Author: Peter C. Smith

The largest convoy battle of the war and the most hard-fought was the supply convoy to relieve the siege of Malta in August 1942. Mounted by the Royal Navy it included fourteen fast stores ship and a vital oil tanker. Without some of these ships getting through Malta was doomed to fall to the Axis within weeks. ......

Spitfire - The history of Britian's most famous WWII fighter.

Author: Robert Jackson

Author: Leo Nomis with Brian Cull

A vivid account of the hazardous life of a gunner of World War II.

The World's Great Fighters - From 1914 to the present day

Since its arrival in action over the battlefields of World War I, the fighter has developed into one of the most potent and versatile weapons of war, whether launched from an airfield or from the heaving deck of an aircraft carrier. The World's Great Fighters traces the history of this warplane from flimsy 'kite' to high-performance jet, explaining why some designs turned out to be winners while others proved to be catastrophic. The book discusses their development, their equipment and avionics, their combat capabilities, and the innovations that set them apart from the rest. Besides the 80 photographs, The World's Great Fighters is illustrated with 100 full-colour artworks, each accompanied by a specifications table giving details of the aircraft's dimensions, weight, range, speed, payload, crew and country of origin.

Warburton's War - The Life of Maverick Ace Adrian Warburton DSO DFC (USA)

Author: Tony Spooner DSO DFC

As featured on BBC Timewatch

Christina Ratcliffe was a music hall cabaret artiste, a Whizz-Bangs Concert Party Dancer and later an RAF Operations Room Plotter. Adrian Warburton was a devil-may-care higly decorated-reconnaissance pilot, whilst Tamara Marks was married to a squadron leader at RAF Station Kalafrana. All three expected the siege of Malta together and their stories are told within.