Flying saucers have landed
By: [by] Desmond Leslie and George Adamski.
Contributors: Adamski, George, 1891-1965, joint author.
Publisher: British Book Centre
Published: 1953
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Format: Hardcover
Number of pages: 232
Subjects: Unidentified flying objects.
First sentence: Ever since the cliche of flying saucer was coined, the greatest and most exciting mystery of our age has been automatically reduced to level of a music hall joke.
Description: Speculation on the origins of flying saucers and their historical role in ancient writings. Mr. Adamski also describes his encounter with a being from another planet.
Notes: One of the classics of the flying saucer genre.
Table of contents: label: Book one
title: Forward
pagenum: 9; title: What flying saucers are not
pagenum: 13; title: The phenomena of Dr. Menzel
pagenum: 22; title: The flying saucer review
pagenum: 51; title: Flying saucers and politics
pagenum: 66; title: Flying saucers and sound
pagenum: 69; title: The Vimanas
pagenum: 80; title: Flying saucers before the flood
pagenum: 90; title: Saucers in Sanskrit
pagenum: 95; title: Saucers for a song
pagenum: 102; title: Saucers in Atlantis
pagenum: 109; title: Are Vimanas flying saucers?
pagenum: 114; title: The solar system
pagenum: 118; title: The findings of Dr. Meade Layne
pagenum: 125; title: Waste products
pagenum: 135; title: One that came down
pagenum: 142; title: Saucers in Celtic prehistory
pagenum: 145; title: A prophecy
pagenum: 152; title: Power and the great pyramid
pagenum: 155; label: Book two
title: George Adamski
pagenum: 171; title: The memorable November twentieth
pagenum: 185; title: December 13 — The return visit
pagenum: 216; title: Postscript
pagenum: 223; title: Appendix
pagenum: 225; title: Bibliography
pagenum: 231