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Posted 2 years ago
weedy653
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I picked up these prints at an estate sale in the Hollywood Hills, California. It was the estate of a retired Luftansa pilot. He was also a pilot during WWII. These prints and 7 more (I have them) were on the walls in the den. I really thought they were cool and quite a find. Problem is no one has heard of the artist. I've had one note from a possible buyer that found 1 print before. On the back of one I found a stamp from a SAVART Co. PO Box 1558 Little Rock Ark. I've done my own searches, inquired at an Avaition Museum and nothing. Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Scott G/weedy653 (ebay)
Aviation and Airline PostersAviation posters date to the mid-19th century, when promoters touted exhibi…
Still nothing. I "Like" on the first day I posted. I still think they're neat. Someday I'll find someone.....