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| Weight | 4 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 36 × 24 × 4 in |
| FRAME CHOICE | Metallic Silver, Modern Black, Modern Brown, Modern White |
Limited edition vintage transportation poster celebrating the DH.88 COMET. 24 x 36 inches, museum-grade archival pigment print, edition of 50. Created by George G. for Angelic Dreamz.
DH.88 COMET
De Havilland / 1934 / London to Melbourne Air Race Winner
The scarlet De Havilland DH.88 Comet was built for one purpose: to win the MacRobertson Air Race from London to Melbourne in 1934. It succeeded spectacularly, covering the 11,000 miles in 71 hours and setting a new standard for long-distance aviation. Piloted by C.W.A. Scott and Tom Campbell Black, the Comet defeated the best aircraft from France, the Netherlands, and the United States. Its twin engines, wooden construction, and aerodynamic design were far ahead of their time, and it proved that British aviation was second to none. Only three Comets were built, and two survive today. G-ACSS, the race winner, has been restored to flying condition and remains one of the most beautiful aircraft ever to take to the air. — PAGE 18 — Planes, Trains & Automobiles — Vintage Poster Collection Page 18 Manufacturer De Havilland Aircraft Company Race Date October 1934 Route London to Melbourne Distance 11,000 miles Winning Time 71 hours Crew C.W.A. Scott & Tom Campbell Black Survivors 2 of 3 (G-ACSS flies) SIKORSKY S-42 CLIPPER Pan American Airways / 1934-1945 / Ocean Liners of the Sky The Sikorsky S-42 was Pan American Airways’ first great flying boat, a four-engine leviathan that opened the Caribbean and South America to commercial air travel. It was called the ‘Ocean Liner of the Sky,’ and it earned the title. Designed by Igor Sikorsky and built in Stratford, Connecticut, the S-42 could carry up to 32 passengers in wicker chairs, with a galley, sleeping berths, and a smoking lounge. Its range of 1,000 miles and ability to land on water made it ideal for island-hopping routes. The S-42 set ten world records for range, payload, and altitude. It proved that flying boats were viable for long-distance commercial aviation, paving the way for the Boeing 314 and the age of the Clipper. Manufacturer Sikorsky Aircraft
Edition: Limited to 50 hand-numbered prints
Print Size: 24 x 36 inches
Paper: Museum-grade archival pigment print
Finish: Premium UV-protective coating
Frame: Modern Black – 3/4″ slim moulding profile with 1/4″ recess gap
Backing: Acid-free mounting board, custom hooks
Ready: Arrives ready to hang
COA: Hand-numbered Certificate of Authenticity mailed separately
Created by George G. for Angelic Dreamz
Shipping: Free shipping to the continental USA.
Weight: 4 lbs | Dimensions: 24″ L x 24″ W x 4″ H
| Weight | 4 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 36 × 24 × 4 in |
| FRAME CHOICE | Metallic Silver, Modern Black, Modern Brown, Modern White |
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