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WWII and 1950 Travel Souvenirs Cast in airplane aluminum, created as displays for travel agencies, or gifts to VIP travelers. Some were made by WWII mechanics in their spare time. Memories of a time when flight was still a very hands-on affair. Highly collectible now, originals from the forties and fifties are hard to find. Screaming Spitfires from the Battle of Britain, stately four-engine Constellations, last Hurrahs for the propeller driven aircraft.

L. 13.98 in. / 35.51 cm.
W. 2.76 in. / 7.01 cm.
H. 4.13 in. / 10.49 cm.

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