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Amelia Earhart: Her Last Flight – A compelling aviation biography recounting the final journey and mysterious disappearance of pioneering aviator Amelia Earhart during her ill-fated 1937 round-the-world flight attempt.
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Amelia Earhart: Her Last Flight by Oliver Knaggs is a fascinating exploration of the life, achievements, and mysterious final journey of one of aviation history’s most celebrated pioneers. Published in 1983 by Howard Timmins Publishers, this hardcover edition revisits the dramatic events surrounding Amelia Earhart’s final attempt to circumnavigate the globe in 1937 before her disappearance over the Pacific Ocean became one of the twentieth century’s enduring mysteries.
Knaggs presents a readable and engaging narrative that combines biographical detail with aviation history, making this title appealing to collectors of aviation books, women’s history, exploration narratives, and twentieth-century historical biographies. Amelia Earhart: Her Last Flight traces Earhart’s rise to international fame as a pioneering female aviator, documenting her courage, ambition, and influence on modern aviation and women’s achievement worldwide.
The striking period dust jacket and bold red cloth boards make this an attractive collectible copy for display. Howard Timmins publications are increasingly sought after in South Africa, particularly titles dealing with historical figures, exploration, and aviation subjects. Amelia Earhart: Her Last Flight captures the fascination surrounding Earhart’s disappearance and the many theories that followed, while also celebrating her groundbreaking accomplishments and adventurous spirit.
An excellent addition to collections focusing on aviation history, pioneering women, biographies, exploration, and historical mysteries. Suitable for collectors, historians, and readers interested in the golden age of aviation.
Condition – Very Good
1983 hardcover in very good dust jacket. Red cloth boards with bright white lettering on cover and spine. Binding remains firm and internally clean. Dust jacket shows light general shelf wear with minor rubbing. A neat and attractive collectible copy overall.






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