Falcons of France – WWI Aviation Novel by Nordhoff & Hall (1929 Edition)

A classic of WWI aviation literature, Falcons of France is the semi-autobiographical novel by Charles Nordhoff and James Norman Hall—two American pilots who flew for France in the Lafayette Flying Corps. First published in 1929, the story follows the young American protagonist through his enlistment, training, and intense aerial combat experiences over the Western Front. Blending firsthand realism with vivid storytelling, this title became one of the most beloved aviation novels of its era.

This edition features its original illustrated dust jacket, with vibrant Art Deco-style cover art depicting combat scenes and flight camp life in France. A quintessential title for collectors of WWI aviation literature and historical fiction enthusiasts alike.

Authors: Charles Nordhoff & James Norman Hall
Publisher: [Check colophon for full publishing info, likely Little, Brown and Company]
Binding: Hardcover with illustrated dust jacket
Condition: Very good; dust jacket shows mild shelf wear but remains vibrant
Notable Features: Classic aviation novel by two Lafayette Escadrille veterans
Language: English