Airship Design, written by Charles P. Burgess in 1927, is a pioneering work that explores the science and engineering behind the design of airships. As aviation technology advanced during the early 20th century, Burgess's book provides a detailed look at the development, structure, and operational principles of airships. The author discusses aerodynamics, materials, and engineering principles specific to dirigibles, as well as their applications in military, passenger, and cargo transportation. This leather-bound edition also includes detailed illustrations, technical drawings, and equations that are invaluable to students and engineers with an interest in early aviation design. It is a crucial text for anyone studying the history of airships, as well as aviation enthusiasts who wish to understand the technical and design elements that shaped the airships of the 1920s. This book is a collector's treasure for aviation history buffs.