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1930's Art Deco Flight Clock
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An exact reproduction of a 1930's Art Deco Flight Clock. Hand crafted
in airplane aluminum and hand polished. Nostalgic and chic.
The original WWII and 1950 Travel Souvenirs were also cast in airplane
aluminum and created as displays for travel agencies, or gifts to VIP travelers.
Some were made by WWII mechanics in their spare time. Memories of a time when
flight was still a very hands-on affair. Highly collectable now, originals from
the forties and fifties are hard to find. Screaming Spitfires from the Battle of
Britain, stately four-engine Constellations, last Hurrahs for the propeller
driven aircraft.
L. 13.98 in. / 35.51 cm.
W. 2.76 in. / 7.01 cm.
H. 4.13 in. / 10.49 cm.
List Price: $57.00
Our Price: $47.50
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Tuesday, September 25, 2007
Lovely piece!
by Lori from Bonita CA USA
Pros: very stylish, looks great on a desk
Cons: clock was a little cheap, and the propellers a little flimsy
Review: I bought this as a gift for my boyfriend after seeing it at the Air & Space Museum in DC. I was very happy with the price I found at mypilotstore.com, so I bought it. The design of the plane is very unique and my boyfriend loved it. The only con is the time piece inside seems a little cheap.
Tuesday, February 13, 2007
by K2 from Hurley, NY
Pros: More than what I expected weight-wise and structurally
Cons: Would like the dial to glow or illuminate
Review: This flight clock was actually bigger and better than its picture revealed on the website. I love it. It sits on the end of my counter more as a sculpture than a clock, so it meets two purposes in one. If I could change anything at all about it, it would be that the dial would glow blue (or red) to simulate the instrument panel of the interior of the cockpit (or just because it would look super cool with a lighted dial). I'd definately buy this again, no questions about it. any aviation-lover would like it for their own.
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