1930 Ad Keystone Aircraft Loening Amphibian Commuter - ORIGINAL ADVERTISING F3A OI1 and especially designed to carry

and especially designed to carry the ordinary rectangular lunch boxes

located at Rockefeller Center

Peck & Company

Please note that the small white spot in the top margin is just a reflection on the digital image -- it is NOT on the item

1930 Ad Keystone Aircraft Loening Amphibian Commuter - ORIGINAL ADVERTISING F3A OI1 and especially designed to carryThis is an original 1930 black and white print ad for Keystone aircrafts. During the 1930s, Keystone produced about 200 bombers for the United States Army Air Corps. The Keystone bomber was the the common aircraft utilized during the '30s. The company was founded in Bristol, Pennsylvania by Thomas Huff and Elliot Daland. The particular aircraft featured in the image is a Keystone Loening K 84 Commuter, a single engine flying boat first produced in