Flying saucer from Mars : the facts

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Since the existence of Flying Saucers was first announced in 1947, much has been written about them. In a book published in 1953, George Adamski of Palomar, California, described his meeting with a being from Venus.

Cedric Allingham, author of this new book, is no mystic, but a trained scientific observer with a considerable astronomical knowledge. He claims that in February 1954 he saw a Flying Saucer land in north Scotland and not only photographed it from close range but made direct contact with its occupant who indicated that he came from the planet Mars. Mr Allingham’s description is fully confirmed by an independent witness, James Duncan.

This book has been written not as a sensational story, but as a sober, scientific document. It contains a selection of the author’s remarkable and hitherto unpublished photographs.

Contents

From another world

Fact or fiction ?

Visitors from space

The Fort Knox tragedy

The astronomical aspect

Direct contact

The Coniston Saucer of February 1954

The Messenger from Mars

The photographic evidence

Why saucers ?

What of the future ?

Frederick Muller Limited, 1954, 144 p.