... and then it's back to work for me.
Linen postcards from the Harry H. Baumann La Guardia Series:
... and then it's back to work for me.
Linen postcards from the Harry H. Baumann La Guardia Series:
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Fasten your seat belts... It's going to be a bumpy night! -- Margo Channing
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"Stratoliner Petty Girl" (drawn by Geo. Petty) TWA Hostess Postcard:
True Size = 3.5 in. x 5.5 in.
Hostess Sterling Silver Wing (Blackenton):
True Size = 2.5 in.
Boeing sterling lapel pin for 307 (Stratoliner) work:
True Size = 0.75 in.
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Fasten your seat belts... It's going to be a bumpy night! -- Margo Channing
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Ugly, but...
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Fasten your seat belts... It's going to be a bumpy night! -- Margo Channing
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Thought SOMEONE would catch the tongue-in-cheek "Filipino houseboy" line from the Time article.Originally Posted by scotrace
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Fasten your seat belts... It's going to be a bumpy night! -- Margo Channing
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... about this subject that I have just purchased two domain names (both will point to the same web site): 307Stratoliner.com and Stratoliner307.com. I plan to make the site THE definitive reference work on this historic airplane AND its connection to the Stetson hat!
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Fasten your seat belts... It's going to be a bumpy night! -- Margo Channing
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TWA pilot:
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Fasten your seat belts... It's going to be a bumpy night! -- Margo Channing
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I've been casually perusing this thread, thinking, "That's nice, That's nice", all the while my brain was NOT making an important connection. The Boeing Stratoliner is NOT the same airplane as the 2 engine Curtis-Wright C-46.
They do look a little alike, but the C-46 has 2 engines, rather than the Boeing's 4. Now, having my fuzzy brained blaseness having been blown away, I am duly wowed at the info and images presented here. Fascinating. Cool airplane.
"Hello. I'm Mr. Hardy, and this is my friend, Mr. Laurel."
Snapped at NASM last weekend:
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Fasten your seat belts... It's going to be a bumpy night! -- Margo Channing
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I think that needs to be my new desktop image.
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A sense of the fundamental decencies is parcelled out unequally at birth. - Fitzgerald
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Yes, very riveting.
"Hello. I'm Mr. Hardy, and this is my friend, Mr. Laurel."
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