Large Aluminium Douglas DC-7 Model Airplane, circa 1953

Large French chrome desktop model of Douglas DC3 A super piece and a great desk ornament for the desk that has everything else This model was displayed b...

American Mid-Century metal model airplane with propellers mounted on a ½ globe base (with a light inside the plane) Missing one propeller

Art Deco - Modernism airplane desk model. Fantastic airplane model made of aluminium, mounted over marble base. Lovely Aviation item. ca. 1940´s. ...

An exquisite 20th Century model of a small passenger plane, expertly crafted from aluminium and presented on a matching aluminium base. This remarkable piece serves as a captivating ...

An aluminium scale model of a Boeing 707 – 420, circa 1965. The Boeing 707 is a long-range, narrow-body airliner, the first jetliner developed and produced by Boeing Commercial Air...

ABOUT A vintage Grumman Gulfstream I (G-159) desk model, originally produced for Grumman to give to prospective buyers. The model features the classic white and red factory livery w...

Art Deco Airplane Sculpture of the Boeing 314 Clipper Cast Aluminium. Aluminum desk model inspired by the Art Deco era of the 1930s and 1940s, showcasing the iconic Boeing 312 Pan Am Flying Clipper Boat design. This metal airplane...

Mid‑Century Aluminum Model of the 1950s Lockheed L‑1049 Super Constellation Hand‑crafted in aircraft aluminum • Polished finish • Globe base marked "Réseau Aérien Mondial / Air Franc...

Stunning Art Deco French Aluminum Airplane Model on Geometric Base A refined and sculptural French airplane model crafted in cast aluminum and mounted on a striking nickel-plated geo...

This is a large delicate tin model made around the same time the real Tin Goose was flying. The wingspan is an impressive 40 inches. The wheels are rubber and the 4 part windshield is glass. I'm surprised the model survived in such nice and complete condition for about 90 years. We had a custom display stand made for it that brings it to another level. Between 1926 and 1933 some 200 Trimotors were built in Ford's own factory. Corrugated metal on great thick monoplane wings was a German development, used in Junker JU-52 planes that were flying the Berlin-Rome-London route. Trimotors were flown by airlines, oil companies and wealthy individuals. The Ford Trimotor...