Martin airplanes
Subject
Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings
Scope Note: Broader Terms: Airplanes.Narrower Terms: Canberra (Bomber) // China Clipper (Airplane) // Marauder (Bomber) // Mariner bombers // Marlin bombers // Mercator (Military aircraft) // P6M (Jet seaplane)
Found in 3 Collections and/or Records:
Eastern Airlines Metal Replica Advertising Sign [Depicts a Martin 404 "Silver Falcon" Aircraft, circa 1952-1961), 1993
Item — Cabinet East Art Storage, Bay / Shelf: 5.4
Identifier: 20240013
Scope and Contents
Object Type: Graphic (Sign).
Purpose: Sales and marketing.
Source: Company (Other).
Scope: Full-color rolled steel Trans-World Airlines replica advertising sign.
Contents: Depicts a Martin 404 aircraft, circa 1952-1961, with the wording: "Fly EASTERN'S Great New "Silver Falcon" -- the World's Most Advanced Twin-Engine airliner")
Dates:
1993
Martin 202 Lithograph Print (flight over clouds), Circa 1947 to 1948
Item — Cabinet East Art Storage, Bay / Shelf: 5.4
Identifier: 20250013
Scope and Contents
Object Type: Graphic (Poster/Print).Purpose: Sales and marketing.Source: Company (Manufacturer).Scope: Full-color lithographic print from an original painting by George L. Stachnick, an illustrator in the Art Department of the Engineering Division, Glenn L. Martin Company. Work was likely done circa 1947 or 1948 as the airplane was entering commercial service.Contents: Depicts a Martin 202 commercial transport...
Dates:
Circa 1947 to 1948
Martin 202 Magazine Advertisement [from Saturday Evening Post], 1947-09-20
Item — Box TB.S7.001, Folder: TF.S7.B.024
Identifier: 20250014
Scope and Contents
Document Type: Advertisement.Purpose: Sales and marketing.Authority: Company (Manufacturer).Scope: Martin 202 advertisement from the Saturday Evening Post magazine (September 20, 1947).Contents: Contains information about the Glenn L. Martin Company model "Two-O-Two" transport aircraft.[Text above artwork:] "Can They All Get There in Time?"
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Artwork shows a man in a suit...
Dates:
Publication: 1947-09-20