Cessna Pennant 1st Quarter 1963 Publication on 2040-parts.com
Sandusky, Ohio, US
Offered for auction is a vintage publication by Cessna called Pennant. 1st Quarter 1963. Excellent condition. Please look at my other listings because I will be offering at least 50 sales brochures for small planes mostly from the 1960's.
On Apr-30-13 at 03:35:20 PDT, seller added the following information:
Memorabilia for Sale
Cessna nav-o-matic auto pilots 200 / 300 / 800 1965(US $10.00)
Cessna 411 sales booklet 1965(US $11.43)
Cessna 411 sales booklet 1965(US $11.43)
Cessna 411 sales booklet 1965(US $11.43)
P-51 mustang q-1b flight suit rheostat heater (US $100.00)
Greenville seaplane fly in poster - various aircraft(US $20.00)
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