1950's Pan American DC-7 Clipper Fortuna Tin Friction Airplane Yonezawa Japan

Description

Pan American Airlines 'Super 7' Douglas DC-7B friction tin toy made in Japan by Yonezawa.
The plane is called the 'Clipper Fortuna' and has a tail number of N742PA.
It is totally intact, the props are all there which is rare, and it has little to no dings,
scratches and bends you wouldn't expect from a 50-year-old relic.
When you pull back the lever on the top of the frame, the exit door opens and a stewardess comes out, and the passenger faces disappear as if they are leaving the aircraft.
Amazing Tin Friction Airplan! and is exactly as seen in all pictures
A great item for fans of Douglas DC-7 aircraft, Pan Am World Airways and tin toys. Measures 12x14x4"