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Posted 11 years ago
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Here are my thoughts.
It could be:
A maquette for a sculpture.
Something from the 33 or 39 Worlds Fair.
Something from the Hughes Aircraft Company.
Your Thoughts?
Thanks!
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PS. It is carved wood with traces of Gold Leaf showing from it's past.
Very nice ! she is either a stewardess or military woman and dressed like the 1940's with hair and clothes . And by sign she is a stewardess . Love it .
http://www.aolcdn.com/photogalleryassets/travel/840800/1940-flight-attendant-air-hostess552nm-111709.jpg
looks like her uniform :-)
Thanks for the photo. That sort of nails the subject. Now for the location!
Yes I wish it said who she was working for :-( but correct uniform is a start :-)
That looks like an Army Air Corps WAC uniform.
Except those uniforms had one row of buttons, instead of two...
Any New Ideas about a source or artist for this piece?
I still think she is a stewardess but if I could figure out what that was she was holding it might be a clue ?
Agreed. I think there is no Doubt. There is nothing in her right hand and a propeller in the left.