1915 Twin City Motor Speedway felt pennant framed behind glass. Appears to be in overall good condition for its age with fading, graphic loss, and wear from age. Overall with frame it measures approximately 37" across by 14" tall. If you have ever flown into the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport you have been on the grounds where auto racing history was made. The airport was built on the site of the former Twin City Motor Speedway, a two-mile concrete oval that held American Automobile Association (AAA) National Championship races from 1915 through 1917. The first race was an ambitious 500-mile race held on September 4, 1915, won by Earl Cooper and Johnny Aitken in a shared drive in a Stutz. This extremely rare framed pennant is from that 500-mile race in 1915.REF#WPN5305