WW2 Canadian Little Norway in Pictures RNAF Norwegian Used Hardcover Reference Book

WW2 Canadian Little Norway in Pictures is a hardcover reference book documenting the history and activities of Little Norway, the Royal Norwegian Air Force training camp established in Canada during the Second World War. The camp, located initially in Toronto, was founded in 1940 after the German occupation of Norway and served as the primary site for training Norwegian airmen in exile. This volume presents a collection of photographs and accompanying text that illustrate the daily life, personnel, aircraft, and operational activities at Little Norway. The book is of particular interest to historians and collectors focused on Norwegian military aviation, Allied cooperation in WWII, and the Norwegian exile forces. The hardcover format ensures durability, making it suitable for reference or research use. This edition is identified as Norwegian-used, indicating prior ownership and use within Norway or by Norwegian personnel. The volume provides valuable visual and historical insights into a lesser-known aspect of Second World War aviation training.  Total of approx 120 pages.