Air Force One Playing Cards

Boxed set of two decks of playing cards from President Kennedy's Air Force One plane. Cards are unused with each deck enclosed in original unopened cellophane wrappers with "U.S. Int. Rev." stamps can

Men Collection Including Adjustable Army belt pouch, Ronald Reagan Air Force One Playing Cards, and Working Trench Art Coin Cigarette Lighter. Belt max 44 in., Lighter 2 in. X 1.5 in., Cards standard.

Double deck of Air Force One Gerald R Ford playing cards.

Presidential Pens Bush & Reagan / Playing Cards Air Force One with Ronald Reagan & Henry R. Luce. You will receive Presidential Pens of Richard Nixon and George Bush In presentation boxes. We have not

Includes albums of Motor Cars, incomplete set, by Players Navy Cut; Aircraft of the Royal Air Force issued by John Player & Sons, one card no longer attached but present; Pictorial Card Album of Veter

Estate collection lot of cards, brochure, colored photographs, brunch and lunch menu and a miniature model of The Air Force One Boeing plane. Condition: Good overall condition having normal surface we

US Air Force, bicycle tactical field, government issue. Unknown completion

This lot consists of: (8) Plastic Coated Delta Air Lines Playing Cards. All except one deck is wrapped in their original wrapping. Boxes have some shelf-wearing. (2) Delta Airlines US Playing Card Com

Original pair of visor caps as shown. The USMC one has a CAF name card inside and was not researched. The EGA appears to be an enlisted brass type. See pictures for details. Good condition for its age

Pre war, first version circa 1926-1940. 8 pieces. Mint to near mint condition. Whisstock label box good (one top corner split, and missing tie card.

Fred Wallace Haise Jr. (1933) is an American former NASA astronaut, engineer, fighter pilot with the U.S. Marine Corps and U.S. Air Force, and a test pilot. He is one of only 24 people to have flown t

Concorde Air France leather playing cards box, designed by Ted Lapidus (French, 1929 - 2008), includes within two playing decks, one diminutive pencil, and a Bridge notepad, marked "Concorde / Air Fra

French mahogany games table, late 19th c., removable double-sided tabletop, one side having marquetry village scene with hot air balloon, reverse with inset leather surface for playing cards, over an

President John F Kennedy's Handwritten Air Force One Note Pencil on gold-embossed “Aboard Air Force One” letterhead with Presidential Seal 7.25 x 4.375 inches In this historically compelli

An incredibly scarce original set of porcelain signs from passenger flight stairs for Eastern Airlines. This item comes from the collection of a retired Eastern executive. This sign was kept as a meme

An ivory and white porcelain dinner plate used aboard Air Force One, selected during the George H. W. Bush administration. Beautifully gilt decorated stars and stripes along rim of saucer and cup with

An ivory and white porcelain cup and saucer used aboard Air Force One, selected during the George H. W. Bush administration. Beautifully gilt decorated stars and stripes along rim of saucer and cup wi

Delve into a piece of American presidential history with this captivating John F. Kennedy doodled Air Force One letterhead. Featuring the iconic emblem of Air Force One, this letterhead bears the uniq

A rare original sheet of Air Force One stationary signed by President John F Kennedy adding Best Wishes with guaranteed COA

An original sheet of Air Force One stationary signed by Trump boldly with COA

Pack of unopened Air Force One cigarettes, with the Presidential Seal on one side and a waving American Flag on other. Still in original plastic wrap. Box is white with gold trim, and "20 Class A Ciga

A dinner plate from the first Air Force One, with 'D.D.E.' monogram and columbine decorations, marked 'The Presidential Plane Columbine, Washington D.C., May 1956, Shenango China.' back side. Measures

An original sheet of Air Force One stationary signed by Barrack Obama boldly with COA

PreFlight Reports, 1962 Preflight Reports for 6 Presidential Flights. One inflight report. 6 "Welcome" statements to the Press Corps. One typed schedule for a March, 1962 Flight to Palm Springs. Conta