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This is a 1970s Trans World Airlines lapel pin in the shape of a Boeing 727-200 aircraft.
VINTAGE:Circa 1970s.
SIZE:Approximately 9/16" in height and 2-1/4" in width.
CONSTRUCTION / MATERIALS:Gold-plated brass with enamel.
ATTACHMENT:Single post.
MARKINGS:None.
ITEM NOTES:This is from an airlines collection which we will be listing more of over the next few months. REL3/94 LEEX6/11
CONDITION:8- (Very Fine-Excellent): The pin shows some very small spots of light wear and some light tarnish on its reverse.
GUARANTEE:As with all my artifacts, this piece is guaranteed to be original, as described.
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