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CATHAY PACIFIC AIRLINE SOUVENIR FAN

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Contact: Bernard Molloy - Email Dealer
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Price: $55.00 USD  - Currency Converter
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Shipping inside New Zealand: Quoted at time of purchase
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Description: This nice old ADVERTISING FAN from CATHAY PACIFIC is ine excellent condition and when opened out has a spread of 14.5 inches. Souvenir Items from CATHAY PACIFIC are somewhat limited and are therefore rather hard to obtain. Cathay Pacific Airways was founded in Hong Kong in 1946. The airline initially flew routes between Hong Kong, Sydney, Manila, Singapore, Shanghai, and Canton, while scheduled service was limited to Bangkok, Manila, and Singapore only. In 1948 Butterfield & Swire bought 45% of Cathay Pacific, with Australian National Airways taking 35% and the founders, Farrell and de Kantzow, taking 10% each. The new company began operations on 1 July 1948 and was registered as Cathay Pacific Airways (1948) Ltd on 18 October 1948.[6] Swire later acquired 52% of Cathay Pacific and today the airline is still 40% owned by the Swire Group through Swire Pacific. The airline prospered into the 1960s, buying rival Hong Kong Airways in 1959, carrying its one-millionth passenger in 1964, recording double digit growth from 1962 to 1967, acquiring its first jet engined aircraft (Convair 880), and beginning international routes to airports in Japan. In the 1970s, Cathay Pacific installed a computerised reservation system and flight simulators. In 1979, Cathay Pacific acquired its first Boeing 747 and applied for traffic rights to begin flying to London. Expansion continued into the 1980s and on.
Status: For Sale Reference#: 4498
Condition: VERY GOOD Year: 1960
Country: HONG KONG Maker: CATHAY PACIFIC AIRLINES
Height: 9 in. (22.86 cm)
Width: 14.5 in. (36.83 cm)
Title: RARE VINTAGE SOUVENIR ADVERTISING FAN FROM CATHAY PACIFIC AIRLINES Style: ADVERTISING FAN SOUVENIR
Materials: PAPER - BAMBOO Type: CATHAY PACIFIC


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