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Posted 2 years ago
Wallick88
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Right after high school I took a summer job working for Delta loading bags. When I was in training I noticed this old 767 cardboard cut out on a pile of old stuff. I was told if I wanted it I could have it. I think I remember seeing one hanging up at a travel agent office when I was a kid but have not been able to find one online and have no idea what it's worth. I was hoping someone could tell me more about it and maybe how rare or common it is. Thanks!
Aviation MemorabiliaFrom the start of regular U.S. passenger service in 1914, travelers have sa…
Very Cool. I think if my calculations are right you listed the 20,000th item.