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I have been collecting aircraft safety cards for 40 years. I now have over 4000.

When I started as a boy, it was the only way I could get a good technical drawing of an aircraft or airline information. I asked any friends or relations who I knew would be flying, which was not so common in those days, to get me a safety card. Nowadays I can get all the technical information I require from other sources but the safety cards remain my treasured collection. I guess it is a male thing.

So, if anybody reading this has any safety cards hiding away that they dont want please email me and I would be glad to have them. If you are a collector and want to trade some of your Britsh cards with me download my list below, send me your list and I am sure we can work something out.

Best regards

Chris Brady

My email address:

Due to the massive increase in spam, much of which is generated automatically by spiders that trawl through the net looking for email addresses, I have had to "hide" my new address. If you wish to contact me, please use the address below replacing "at" with @

chrisbrady"at"b737.org.uk

My trade list:

Click anywhere on this line to download my latest trade list.

This comprehensive illustrated history of British Safety cards is now available in a 200 page, A4 size book.

Just released, my new book - A History of British Airlines in Safety Cards

I am happy to announce that my new book - "Safety on Board", which is a history of British airlines through their safety cards, is now available.

Safety on Board is a 212 page A4 size book which pictures safety cards from almost 200 different British operators together with a brief description of who they were. The book goes as far back as Imperial Airways right up to the present day and covers airlines, helicopters, air taxi, military and manufacturers. It has over 400 high quality scans of safety cards, many very rare such as all of the British Concorde prototypes, several Comets and 4 different Vanguards. If you are a collector of safety cards or just interested in British airline history this is the book for you.

The book is published by Lulu who are a print-on-demand company, this enables small print runs to be made thereby allowing the publication of minority interest books which would not otherwise be published. This means that the price of their books are slightly higher than regular books with print runs of thousands.

Best regards to all

Chris Brady

Click here to see a preview of the book

£37.50