1965 Douglas Aircraft Company Print Ad Spacecraft, DC-9 Jetliner Satellites

Description: Print Ad Size: Approx. 7" x 10" (170 x 250 mm) Note: Some ads may have extended edges or staple holes, which add framing options. Scanner Notice: Any vertical lines are from the scan, not on the original. Important: This is a PRINT AD ONLY, not the actual product or service. Description: This is an original 1965 Douglas Aircraft Company Print Ad sourced from a vintage magazine. The ad highlights Douglas's achievements in aerospace, including the final assembly of NASA's Saturn S-IVB rocket stages, the development of the DC-9 jetliner, and their contributions to military aviation with the Douglas/Navy A-4E combat jet. It also celebrates Douglas's role in launching more satellites than any other company, with notable satellites like Syncom and Telstar boosted into orbit by their Delta rockets. Perfect for collectors of vintage aviation ads or space exploration memorabilia, this ad is ideal for framing in an office, study, or aerospace-themed space. This ad is in excellent condition with minor edge wear and slight discoloration from age. No major tears or creases are present, making it perfect for display or collection. Important: This listing is for the original PRINT AD ONLY, not the actual product or service. A great addition for fans of aviation history or space exploration enthusiasts. Condition: "This vintage ad is in excellent condition with minor edge wear and slight discoloration typical for its age. No major tears or creases. Please review the photos carefully to assess the condition, and feel free to reach out if you have any questions. We're always happy to provide additional information or images to ensure your satisfaction."

Price: 12.99 USD

Location: Mattawan, Michigan

End Time: 2025-01-17T16:16:50.000Z

Shipping Cost: 5 USD