In the late 1920s, Charles Lindbergh made history when he flew to Paris. He fueled his plane with Richfield gasoline so Richfield Oil had these desktop pen holders for executives and station owners. The figure is a representation of Lindbergh in his flight suit and goggles on his head. The fountain pen appears to be original. This figure was created by Art-Vertising Corp of America of Los Angeles and measures 10" tall with pen upright x 5" x 4.5"

Overall great condition for age with original pen, but missing propeller (not uncommon).