1950 Ad Douglas Air Transport Aircraft DC 8 Santa Monica Raggedy Ann COLL1 TIN6 the National Society of Mural

the National Society of Mural Painters

There is a stamped name on the front cover and some ink spotting and surface rub on the back cover

This ad features their 3-blade Montana pocket knife

This is an original 1892 black and white in-text wood engraving of the "Mac-Iver Peak" of Africa

1950 Ad Douglas Air Transport Aircraft DC 8 Santa Monica Raggedy Ann COLL1 TIN6 the National Society of MuralThis is an original 1950 black and white print ad for Douglas air transport. This is notable because the Douglas Aircraft Company was not known for their passenger aircrafts. The majority of their business was in military aircrafts, however, post World War II, they started producing the Douglas DC 8 to compete with the Boeing 707. In 1967 Douglas Aircraft Company was forced to merge with the McDonnel Aircraft Corporation which would eventually merge