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    A gray plastic model still in the original box and wrapping. The model itself is unassembled and still attached to the plastic trees. The decal sheet is still inside of the plastic bag. The front of the box is divided into two sections, one blue and the other brown. The brown section contains an image of Lindbergh, wearing a flight jacket, standing in front of the Spirit of St. Louis. The blue section has the A.H.M. logo in the upper left corner. This logo is a red triangle inside of a yellow circle. The back of the box shows two images of the Spirit of St. Louis. One image is from the side of the airplane while the other is a combination of the bottom and top of the plane. The technical specifications for the aircraft are given in the lower left corner. The instruction sheet is single sided and gives step by step instructions along with illustrations as to how to assemble the kit. 1/87 Scale.

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Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum

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03/15/2022

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Aviation; Memorabilia; People; Popular Culture

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