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Waterproof layer makes your cherished photo last longer. No need to laminate the photo anymore. This is a VERY HIGH QUALITY print on sturdy photo paper. Its not going to tear when one of your friends grabs it or a slight breeze goes by.
One has this pen in a tin presentation box. Another had added the words Spirit of St Louis in bold letters down the barrel. In discussions by “experts” on the web, no one has any evidence of who made the pen.
Dated February 20, 1928.
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You will receive this exact 8×10 photo of Charles Lindbergh & his wife Anne M. Lindbergh signed by the both of them! It appears to be addressed: “To Mr. Arthur Batcheller” I’m not entirely sure who Arthur is but I thought it was interesting nonetheless. I do not have a COA for this so I can’t be sure the signatures are genuine. The photo has obvious signs of wear along the borders and throughout the photo so please see photo for exact condition. Fast & Free Shipping. I ship every week day Monday-Friday, as long as it’s not a major holiday and sometimes I ship on Saturday as well. Thanks for looking.
Lot of vintage Charles Lindberg promotion material. The banner is a woven fabric. It has some spots on it. It was made in France. The banner is 54 inches long by 18 1/4 inches high. There is a pillowcase that is open at the bottom. It has a pink back fabric and has some stains. The front says- Our Hero and may be from 1929. The front page paper is the New York Herald Tribune and is a souvenir. It is May 22, 1927 reprint. There is a tear at the top left. It is 23 inches long by 17.5 inches wide.
Headline: Lindbergh at Paris in 33 ½ Hours; Slept on Way; Ran through Storm. This is a complete reprint of entire newspaper from front to back, including all content inside. A fun glance into the past!
