Charles Lindbergh NHS The Spirit of Saint Louis Airplane Ornament

Approximate Dimensions: 4" x 3" x 3/16"

Black Cherry wood.

USA grown hardwoods are a renewable, biodegradable and sustainable resource.

On display at the Smithsonian Institute Museum in Washington, DC, the Spirit of Saint Louis airplane, flown trans-Atlantic by Charles Lindbergh in 1927, is imaged here in an oval, engraved frame commemorating aviation history and advancement. 

Detailed to design specifications, this marvelous ornament is engraved "New York - Paris, May 20-21, 1927." Engraving details includes the tail markings CAB registration: N-X-211 and Ryan NYP.

Cut from U.S. grown and milled Black Cherry wood, it comes with a red satin ribbon for displaying anywhere.

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Made in Wisconsin by Nestled Pines Woodworking.
Inspected and packaged by hand.

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Nestled Pines' ornaments are engraved onto solid hardwood grown and milled in the USA, and finished with a non-toxic, food-safe oil to bring out the beauty of the wood and to protect the ornament for years.