Description:

This collectible card features a vivid image of the Spirit of St. Louis aircraft, famously flown by Charles Lindbergh on his solo transatlantic flight. The airplane is shown in clear detail, highlighting its distinct single-engine design and sleek fuselage. The card is associated with the 1995 APS Stamp Show, commemorating aviation history, and prominently includes text referencing Charles Lindbergh and the Spirit of St. Louis, connecting it directly to this historic achievement in flight.

The card also displays the Scott catalog number C10, identifying it specifically within stamp collecting and philately circles. The term "Airplane Right Card" appears, referring to the orientation or thematic classification within the collection. The issuing authority or sponsor is Cable & Wireless (CWI), noted in the design. The card uses a 10m denomination linked to the American Philatelic Society event, the Stamp Show ’95, emphasizing its collectible nature tied to aviation and transportation themes.

This collectible appeals to stamp collectors and aviation enthusiasts, blending philately and historical aviation milestones. It clearly ties together the historical figure of Charles Lindbergh, his iconic airplane, and a major philatelic event, making it a valuable piece for collectors interested in airplanes, transportation history, and philatelic memorabilia.

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