The Airport by junge1
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Description
This poster of an 1950s era airport was one of many for sale at the Flying Legends at Duxford. It shows a couple of Super Connies, a DC-3, and either a DC-4 or possibly a DC-6 with Pan Am markings.
The stewardess (now called a flight attendant) is representative of the period - young, good-looking and wearing a nice, form-fitting uniform. Stewardesses could not be married to work at that time.
I remember them when I commuted in early 1962 from Jackson Heights to Long Island City, Queens when flight crews were using the EL to McGuire Airport. What I never saw was a stewardess show that much leg.
This picture was taken on 12 July 2014,
Sig....
Comments (31)
Very beautiful poster my friend Great shot also!!!
I love those plain stockings Sig.
Wonderful poster! She looks like is a good representative of the friendly skies
Superb capture my friend. God bless.
That is a fantastic find, outstanding capture!
Very fine poster, well captured !!!!
A very nice dream on the basis of memories. A image of great art.
marvellous
Awesome! Besides this was a nice era with a good sense for style.
Fantastic work
Great!
Sexy ! Excellent work !
Wonderful work*******
Love it!!!!
sexy!!!
Oh, wow! I love this poster. Great shot and thank you for sharing!
Cool poster and photo. That wouldn't "fly" these days, would it?
Wonderful retro poster!!!!!
What a great poster. That pilot had better look where he's going, though!
Mind boggling. Love the artwork, but the message leaves a lot to be desired!
Fantastic work.
This is a beautiful piece of work. Well done.
They even got the hat, hair bun and that infectious smile! Nice catch Sig!
A fantastic poster!!! I love this nostalgic pinups!!!
If only huh? lol Neat shot of a great poster! Rob
Ah, ah, excellent !
I believe this poster was created by an artist called Romain Hugault. Look up Pin Up Wings and you will find some more of his work. I am also a big fan.
I have to take it as favorite!
Ohhh...not showed you her legs? Imagination, my friend. But let it she not notice it otherwise lands the coffee on your lap LOL But the poster is really cool!!
Panam, Panam, Panam... Now we all know what kind of bomb we want to see loaded on planes...