Pan American Clipper Four-Engine Aircraft Inaugural Fli

Pan American Clipper four-engine aircraft from Dinner Key, Miami for Cristobal on its inaugural flight on November 19th, 1931 on postcard.Â

Lot of over 15 black and white 8 x 10 glossy photographs of vintage aviation. Varney Air Ferry aircraft; Pan American Clipper flying over the Golden Gate Bridge under construction; Oakland Air Show; S

DESCRIPTION: Pan American B-314 Dixie Clipper Aircraft desktop model. Includes display stand with a wood styled base. CIRCA: 20th Century ORIGIN: USA DIMENSIONS: W: 18" L: 13" H: 8 1/2" (with stand) C

Set includes: Helicopter, Beechcraft Bonanza, Two Engine Airliner, Four Engine Airliner, Four Engine Prop Pan American Airways Plane, Hanger, Fuel Tanker and other airport accessories, complete and al

DESCRIPTION: Three vintage Pan American aircraft models: one Clipper Monarch of the Skies (N86530), one Clipper Liberty Bell (N6519C), and one Glory of the Skies (N81NA). Each piece comes with a displ

DESCRIPTION: Five vintage Pan American aircraft models: one Clipper Bald Eagle, one Clipper Rambler, one Clipper Celestial Empire, and one Pan American World Airways plane, and one unnamed. Includes s

Pacific Aircraft - Boeing 314 Dixie Clipper - Pan American Airways System. New in Box. This sale will be broadcast live on sale day with an auctioneer and caller calling full descriptions of each lot

Four Tin Toy Airplanes, c. 1955-65 Lithographed tin. 1) Gama, No. 1000, Pan American World Airways Clipper, friction-drive (working), battery for the position lights (untested), 2 wheels missing, leng

DESCRIPTION: Pan-American Airlines original photo. Inscribed on back in pencil: "Clipper American Landing San Francisco Calif Summer 1957. Significantly, this aircraft was utilized to introduce Pan Am

Lot of eight, including four ashtrays, one is aluminum with Blue tint, marked Pan American on three sides with additional text, 4"; plus two ceramic examples, including Pan Am Clipper Cargo, marked Ch

Calcutta by Clipper / Pan American World Airways. 1951. Airline poster with an illustration of Jain Temple. 42 x 28”. Linen backed. Vertical and horizontal folds; few small spots of restoration

Pan-American Airways arrival of the China Clipper 5 1/2 days out of the orient postcard. Circa 1930-1945

Pan-American Airways stratto clipper 1952 postcard.Â

BORIS ARTZYBASHEFF (Russian-American, 1899-1965), ''Bermuda by Clipper, Pan American World Airways'', 1947, offset lithograph in colors. Tears, losses, handling creases, toning, repairs with tape burn

BASKERVILLE, Charles (1896 – 1994). The Orient by Clipper / Pan American World Airways. 1950. 41 5/8 x 27 3/8”. Linen backed. Creases and repaired closed tears in border; tiny replaced chi

1954 Pan American World Airlines travel poster, "Caribbean By Clipper", Jean Carlu artist, original printing, notations at lower left corner "Copyright 1954 Pan American Airways Inc., Clipper Trade Ma

ATHERTON, John (1900-1952). Hawaii by Clipper / Pan American World Airways. 1948. 42 x 28”. Recently mounted to conservation mat board. Browned and chipped to lower left corner. B+/B.

Pan-American Airways PAA Douglas Clipper postcard. Circa 1940's.

Blue and white porcelain enameled sign, 15 inches in diameter. The Pure Oil / Tiolene / reg. U.S. Pat. Off. / Aviation Quality / (twin engine aircraft) / Company, U.S. A. Four mounting holes. Nice con

1930s Travel Agent Pan American Airplane on the original bronze stand "Routes of the Flying Clipper Ships". Impressive heavy and well made all metal 4 prop airplane used to enitce exotic air travel to

Fly to the South Seas (Clipper) Paul George Lawler (American working 1940's); offset lithograph signed on the plate 895 x 600mm

Collection of Four Vintage Unframed Travel Posters: Three Japan Tourist Association Posters together with Two Pan American Hawaii Posters.

A faithful representation of the Boeing 314 Yankee Clipper airplane. With bright orange stripe across the wings and resting on a Pan American Airlines Systems base. With evidence of wear on the nose o

Mexico, ca. 1940's. Four pins - each marked Spratling / Silver / Made in Mexico. One stylized conch shell, approx. 2.75" x 2", 20gr; rectangular pin of Pan American Union insignia, approx. 1.5"h x 1.2