Digital archives of Polish Aviation Museum Kraków

[JtD]

Got pointed to this on the LEMB:

 

http://www.muzeumlotnictwa.pl/digitalizacja_archiwaliow/digitalizacja.php

 

An excellent online resource free to use, containing materials such as manuals, photos, books, journals and a lot more, with lots of lesser known material which is interesting nonetheless.

[mudpuppy]

There are a lot, I mean a lot, of scanned flight manuals, technical manuals, etc in the digital archives.  Very good find and thanks for posting the link.

Derek

[MiloMorai]

Fantastic site JtD. Thanks for posting.

 

To bad it doesn't have load plans.

[JtD]

Yeah, it's pretty awesome. I could easily browse it for a week without boredom, if I had the time. Manuals for P-51, Bf 109, Spitfire etc. are pretty much standard, French handbooks for the Curtiss Hawk, a Polish translation of the RAF Liberator manual or Soviet aviation fuel specifications are a little bit more rare.

 

Love the PZL manuals and sales brochures, the WW1 stuff, there's a 1939 German aircraft registry, an essay with a picture of Orville Wright in Berlin piloting the wife of a German officer in 1911 ... little gems.

[=FI=Genosse]

Nice find, JtD! Thank you for sharing, mate ...

[JG52EvilMerlin]

I wish there was a way to easily download them!

 

The Bf110 manuals are incredible. I have all the Fw 190 and Bf 109 stuff, but the 110 stuff, and the Do217 stuff is fantastic

[FG28Kodiak]

Great find!

[Kurfurst]

Great find, thanks for sharing the link with us!

[1PL-Lucas-1Esk]

An application for the web browser allowing you to download flash content will be helpful here. Personally I use FlashGot for the Firefox. Works nicely.

I am very happy that they are continuing scanning their collection and publishing it through the website for the last couple of years.

 

Lucas