Preliminary Design Study into the feasibility of placing the RA14 engine into the CAC SabreOriginal Copy of Preliminary Design study from before original production began on CAC Sabre.Report No. AA-16, SECRET, Commonwealth Aircraft Corporation, CACsabre, cac sabre, avon sabre, avon engine, ra14 engine, cac

Results of a preliminary study to increase the the versatility of the Avon/CAC Sabre by means of equipment improvement after the CAC Sabre was already in production and service.Original Design Study CopySecret, Commonwealth Aircraft Corporationcac, cac sabre, avon sabre, sabre

To describe an Avon Sabre Mk.32 Firestreak installation and present the performance capabilities of this combination as a weapon system.AA-93sabre, cac, avon sabre, cac sabre, commonwealth aircraft corporation, firestreak, blue jay

Design study into the feasibility and potential performance of fitting rocket boosters to the Avon Sabre, CA-27.Original design studySecret, Commonwealth Aircraft Corporationca-27, cac, commonwealth aircraft corporation, avon sabre, cac sabre, sabre, rockets, rocket propulsion

Report on proposal for in-flight refueling pods on the Mk-32 CAC Sabre Rare InformationCommonwealth Aircraft Corporation, SECRET

CAC documents detailing data, graphs and reports on flight tests conducted on the F-86A including stability, roll, yaw, tailplane and more by the Royal Aircraft Establishment at Farnborough.R.A.E T.N. AERO 2252, 2270sabre, f-86a, royal aircraft establishment, commonwealth aircraft corporation

Report prepared by the CAC Engineering Department on the performance analysis of the Avon Sabre when equipped with Napier rocket thrust augmentation unit in the interceptor missile firing role, primarily against bombers. Includes graphs and descriptions of performance and interception/flight envelopes.Original ReportCommonwealth Aircraft Corporation, Secretavon sabre, cac sabre, napier, nasarr radar, blue jay, commonwealth aircraft corporation

This book was given in 1928 as a prize by the Dennington Presbyterian Sabbath (Sunday) School to Clive Cust. The Dennington Presbyterian Church was originally established in Drummond Street in 1918. In 1951 it was moved to Lindsay Street and demolished in 1968. The Cust families have been prominent in Warrnambool’s history since its foundation days. Clive Cyril Cust was born in Warrnambool in 1914 to Alex and Annie Cust. This book is of minor interest as an example of the type of book given to a teenage boy as a Sunday School prize in 1928. It is also of interest because of its connection to a member of the Cust family. This is a hard cover book of 216 pages. It has a brown cover with black lettering and ornamental borders on the front cover and spine and a coloured sketch of several military men on horseback on the front cover. The same coloured sketch forms the frontispiece and there are three other black and white sketches scattered throughout the text. The inscriptions are hand-printed and hand-written in black ink. ‘Presbyterian Sabbath School Dennington, Prize Awarded to Clive Cust, January 1928, F. Jones Superintendent’. ‘Presented to Mr Clive Cust of Dennington’ dennington presbyterian church, clive cust, dennington sabbath school