Lindbergh T-Shirts

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Lindbergh with his airplane. US aviation pioneer Charles Lindbergh (1902-1974) on tour in 1928 with the airplane, Spirit of St Louis, in which he made the first solo transatlantic flight. This flight, also the first non-stop transatlantic flight in an airplane, took place in May 1927. Lindbergh took off near New York, USA, and flew for over 33 hours to reach Paris, France, over 5700 kilometres away. Spirit of St Louis was a monoplane (a single wing mounted above a fuselage) built from steel. It was 8.5 metres long with a wingspan of 14 metres. The single nosecap propeller was powered by a Wright radial motor (cylinders jutting out of nosecap, upper right). Photographed on 13 January 1928, after a tour to Cuba.

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Vintage air travel poster from the US. Published in 1935.

Fly back in time with this t-shirt, featuring a geometric rendition of the Spirit of St. Louis, the legendary aircraft flown by Charles Lindbergh. Ideal for aviation history enthusiasts and fans of pioneering adventures, this design celebrates the first solo transatlantic flight, a cornerstone of aviation history, with a contemporary twist.

Ryan NYP Spirit of St. Louis Airplane N-X-211 Blueprint. Drawing Plans or Schematics with design outline for the Spirit of Saint Louis of Charles Lindbergh

Ryan NYP Spirit of St. Louis Airplane N-X-211 Blueprint. Drawing Plans or Schematics with design outline for the Spirit of Saint Louis of Charles Lindbergh

Ryan NYP Spirit of St. Louis Airplane N-X-211 Blueprint. Drawing Plans or Schematics with design outline for the Spirit of Saint Louis of Charles Lindbergh

Ryan NYP Spirit of St. Louis Airplane N-X-211 Blueprint. Drawing Plans or Schematics with design outline for the Spirit of Saint Louis of Charles Lindbergh

To cross the North Atlantic without scales, the 20-21 of May of 1927, that is the feat of this marvel of the technique, work of the engineering, the persistence. the courage, the youth and the courage of those who made it possible. At the controls, Charles Lindbergh, a young man of 25 years,