Posted 14 years ago
katdavis
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I got this from my Grandpa. I don't know a whole lot about it, but I absolutely love it! Can anyone shed some light on this for me?
Pan Am Airplane Ashtray | ||
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Posted 14 years ago
katdavis
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I got this from my Grandpa. I don't know a whole lot about it, but I absolutely love it! Can anyone shed some light on this for me?
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You don't want that thing, thats for cancer sticks and all. Stomp out cancer, Recycle your old ashtrays, please send to dave A'''''' LOL. I love it will post a pic of ashtrays I collected. Looks like a promo piece, maybe for travel agencys, or from Pan Am lounge. Dave
Recycle ashtrays and use them "vide-poches", at least then they are useful to put your keys in as you get home. This is a really nice "vide-poche"!
Beautiful ashtray. Due to the tv series there is increased interest in PAN AM items.
Scott
I am in the process of restoring one of these and would like to know what the words say on the band around the globe.
The airplane depicted is a Douglas DC-7 but the registration number is for an actuall DC-4 in Pan Am Livery in 1946. Pan Am got "dibbs" on the first DC-4's released from the USAAF so were the first commercial users. Thanks,