Want suggestions of aviation museums to visit? Need to know about the aviation heritage of Yorkshire? Would you like to see an airworthy Spitfire? Are there any Boeing 727s in the UK? Wrecks & Relics can answer all these questions and many more. If you have an interest in the aviation history and heritage of the British Isles, then there is one book you must have - Wrecks & Relics. Covering more than 750 locations, Wrecks and Relics has an enviable reputation as a comprehensive touring guide: providing details of visitor attractions large and small, including major exhibits, locations, opening times, contact points, and web-sites. 700 aircraft types and more than 5,000 individual aeroplanes are detailed, including potted histories, helpful comments, and more than 190 color illustrations. 'Warbirds', classic and vintage types, out-of-service 'propliners' and jets, modern military types, restoration projects, replicas, derelicts, and 'long forgotten' airframes are all here.