Martinan & Larnaude - Passenger plane - ML-03 - Passengers

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The Martinan & Larnaude ML-03 is a lithographed tin passenger aeroplane from the 1930s, in yellow, red, blue and white, with a tested, working wind-up mechanism.

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Description from the seller

Magnificent lithographed tin airplane made by the French company Martinan & Larnaude in the 1930s.
Well-preserved livery in bright yellow, red, and blue.

Spring mechanism with permanent key: tested and working.

Dimensions in cm: 34.5 x 29 (fuselage length)

The photos are an integral part of the description; please refer to the images to assess the item's appearance and condition.

Shipping is ALWAYS tracked and carefully handled.

Magnificent lithographed tin airplane made by the French company Martinan & Larnaude in the 1930s.
Well-preserved livery in bright yellow, red, and blue.

Spring mechanism with permanent key: tested and working.

Dimensions in cm: 34.5 x 29 (fuselage length)

The photos are an integral part of the description; please refer to the images to assess the item's appearance and condition.

Shipping is ALWAYS tracked and carefully handled.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Estimated period
1930-1940
Number of objects
1
Brand
Martinan & Larnaude
Marque/model type
ML-03
Additional Information
Passengers
Colour
Yellow, Red, Blue, and White
Material
Latta
Condition
Very good
Sold by
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Objects sold
100%
Private

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