Books published by publisher Macmillan Company, New York, 1964

Tally-Ho!: Yankee in a Spitfire, first published in 1941, is the exciting account of author Arthur Donahue's service in the R.A.F in 1940-41, flying the legendary Spitfire aircraft in the fight to save Great Britain. An American civilian pilot, he traveled to Canada in order to volunteer with the R.A.F., and underwent fighter-pilot training after arriving in England. Donahue was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross in March 1942, and became the first American to command an all-English Squadron. Sadly, after reaching the rank of Flight Lieutenant, Donahue was killed in action in September 1942, at the age of 29. Included are 8 pages of photographs.

Second edition, later printing. Collection of four-hundred thirty-five full color plates of American birds. These are reproductions from the original "elephant folio" plates created by John James Audubon and published from 1827-30. Reproduction of Audubon's original title page precedes plates. Dust jacket has rips along top edge. xii, 435+ 1 pages. cloth, dust jacket. 4to..