Propeller Letter Opener - Pilot Gift on 2040-parts.com
Vilonia, Arkansas, United States
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You can't beat this Collectible! This finely crafted propeller letter opener has a brushed nickel finish and is 7 1/2 inches long. It is perfect to collect, use as a letter opener, a paperweight or just display it in it's own deluxe, display box. This propeller letter opener is a replica of the propeller made by Hamilton Standard for the Spirit of St. Louis and Charles Lindbergh's historic solo flight from N.Y. to Paris in 1927. It is finely detailed right down to the large spinner. It also comes with top grade transparent vinyl Hamilton Standard insignias, one on each blade of the prop. A bonus
feature of these letter openers is they sit flat on your desk and
because they have small bearings in the base, they actually spin. They
are awesome. These letter openers make wonderful gifts and you don't have to be a pilot to want one. The quality of this product makes it appealing to everyone. We are so sure that you will love it, that we back it up with a money back guarantee. If you are not completely satisfied with your purchase, we will give you a full refund of your purchase price. Some propeller letter openers out there are really helicopter blades. This one is a propeller.
Here is what you get Collectible Propeller Letter Opener Hamilton Standard Insignias Deluxe Display Box Superior Quality and Craftsmanship Symbol of Aviation History International buyers All International bidders must contact us and agree on the shipping cost to your country before bidding.
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