event ribbon: Pan American Airways, First Trans-Pacific Fllight

Date:1935
Medium:Metal, fabric, paper, ink
Credit Line: Gift of Jon E. Krupnick
Accession Number:2022.124.806
Dimensions:7 x 2 x 1/4 inches (17.8 x 5.1 x .6 cm)
Collection:Aviation Museum
Category:Promotional, Museum
Subcategory:Other, Promotional
airline: Pan American Airways
aircraft: Martin M-130 China Clipper , Martin M-130
Description

Event ribbon issued by Pan American Airways commemorating first Trans-Pacific flight; white ribbon with text, “P. A. A. STAFF / First Trans-Pacific Flight / P. A. A. / “China Clipper” / Manila / Nov. 29th, 1935” and metal name badge with paper name insert with “Mr. Berst” and charm in shape of China Clipper.

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