File:Air Service Boys Flying for Victory.djvu

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Author

Stratemeyer Syndicate
Alternative names	pseudonym: Captain Quincy Allen pseudonym: Victor Appleton pseudonym: Charles Amory Beach pseudonym: Captain Ralph Bonehill pseudonym: Lester Chadwick pseudonym: Allen Chapman pseudonym: Alice B. Emerson pseudonym: Graham B. Forbes birth name: Howard R. Garis pseudonym: Frederick Gordon pseudonym: Mabel C. Hawley pseudonym: Laura Lee Hope pseudonym: Gertrude W. Morrison pseudonym: Roy Rockwood birth name: Edward Stratemeyer pseudonym: Arthur M. Winfield pseudonym: Clarence Young
Description	American Founded in 1904 by Edward Stratemeyer, the Stratemeyer Syndicate was a group of authors sworn to secrecy, who collaborated to write a number of serial mystery and adventure books for children and youth.
Work period	1899 to 1987
Authority control	: Q7621901 VIAF: 127824173 LCCN: n78094656 SUDOC: 033386412 BNF: 12425738c WorldCat

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Title

Air Service Boys Flying for Victory

Subtitle

Bombing the last German Stronghold

Series title

Air Service Boys

Volume

5

Publisher

The World Syndicate Publishing Co.

Printer

Commercial Bookbinding Company

Year of publication

1920

Place of publication

Language

English

Description

A book about two American boys flying aircraft in Europe during World War I on behalf of the Allies. Aimed at teenaged American boys.

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