"From white-clad stewards, to blue-clad officers, the Pan American Clipper was the paragon of travel -- elegant, extravagant, and secure -- other than for the dozen planes that crashed, exploded, sank, burned, or were lost." -- Douglas Westfall taken from "Legends of the Flying Clippers"
With over 240 illustrations -- Legends of the Flying Clippers -- has more unpublished photos than any other book on Pan Am during WWII. SpecialBooks.com
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"From white-clad stewards, to blue-clad officers, the Pan American Clipper was the paragon of travel -- elegant, extravagant, and secure -- other than for the dozen planes that crashed, exploded, sank, burned, or were lost." -- Douglas Westfall taken from "Legends of the Flying Clippers"
With over 240 illustrations -- Legends of the Flying Clippers -- has more unpublished photos than any other book on Pan Am during WWII.
SpecialBooks.com
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