Posted 3 months ago
Elecway
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From Trans World Airline, these are plastic wings given to young flyers as promotional items.
These wings were given to a fellow flyer on a flight a number of years ago. They were given to me as a gift. In all, we are in possesion of 15 of the plastic TWA souvenirs.
Also, souvenirs from a 1988 Atlantic crossing aboard British Airways CONCORDE. The flight from Windsor, Ontario to Kennedy Airport in New York. Then, on to Heathrow in London, England.
Items shown are a Concorde boarding pass and a Concorde luggage tag, which I saved but never used!
My collection also includes a pristine copy of the Concorde souvenir book given to flyers.
The supersonic flight from Kennedy to Heathrow took a bit over 3 hours.
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The items above are both rare and special.
My collection also includes show business autographed memorabilia from a long career in broadcasting.