1932 Print Aviation Mail Ship Airplane Plane Government United States Bags FZ1 ENGRAVE6 CONAD put on a poster

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1932 Print Aviation Mail Ship Airplane Plane Government United States Bags FZ1 ENGRAVE6 CONAD put on a posterThis is an original 1932 halftone print of a mail airplane. The caption writes, "Aviation's biggest patron is the U. S. Government. Mail loads on united transport ships from New York to San Francisco run from 400 to 750 pounds, take up about forty five cubic feet of space. Without this government business, practically no money is made in the air. Boxes and crates of air express also add revenue."CONDITION This 79+ year old Item is rated Near Mint Very