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Charles Lindbergh carried this original piece of mail on a 1928 re-flight of his Chicago to St. Louis airmail route.

The Spirit of St. Louis hangs in the Smithsonian Air and Space Museum in Washington, D.C. (Photo by Andrew Selman)

Lindbergh again

flies the

Air Mail !

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Description:

This is one of our favorite Lindbergh pieces, simple, collectible and affordable.
Hand colored by the artist, this unmatted piece contains a piece of airmail with the coveted horse shoe cachet saying "lindbergh again flies the air mail" dated Feb. 20th, 1928.

When working for the post office Lindbergh would survey a route from point A to point B and would fly the first cargo of mail in any plane available (not the Spirit).

Ultraviolet light proof plexiglass is used to prevent fading and prevent damage should the piece ever fall. It will not break or damage during shipping.

Black anodized metal framing is used for strength and to prevent chipping.

Personally designed and custom framed by our framer, who has over 30 years of experience, which means the mat cuts are to the point and do not run past each other and the frame corners meet where they should.