postcard: Pan American World Airways, Martin M-130 Philippine Clipper, QSL card

Date:1980s
Medium:Paper, ink
Credit Line: Gift of Jon E. Krupnick
Accession Number:2022.124.510
Dimensions:3 1/2 x 5 1/2 inches (8.9 x 14 cm)
Collection:Aviation Archive
Category:Philately
Subcategory:Postcard
Artist, designer, maker :John T. McCoy
airline: Pan American World Airways
aircraft: Martin M-130 , Martin M-130 Philippine Clipper
Description

Color postcard with reproduction of watercolor depicting air-to-air profile view of Pan American Airways Martin M-130 Philippine Clipper in flight over Hong Kong, text “W40PZ / Florida”, and airline logo in lower left corner; QSL card acknowledging radio contact.

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