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DC-9-32 Tail # N17535 Nose Skin Challenge Coin - B014
DC-9-32 Tail # N17535 Nose Skin Challenge Coin - B014
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Own a piece of airline history! This batch was made using the skin of N17535's nose. N17535 (C/N 47111) is a Douglas DC-9-32 that proudly served several airlines before being scrapped in Mojave, California (2001). She flew from 1967 to 2000.
Here is a brief history of this DC-9's service:
- Delivered to Swissair and leased to Scandinavian Airlines System November 7, 1967 as LN-RLS
- Re-registered to Swissair August 21, 1968 as HB-IFP
- Registered to Texas International Airlines in April 1981 as N535TX
- Merged with Continental Air Lines October 1982
- Leased to New York Air in March 1986
- Merged with Continental Airlines in February 1987
- Re-registered as N17535 in October 1991
- Sold to Spirit Airlines in November 1997
- Decommissioned and scrapped in 2000
Receive the exact coin you want! Each coin measures approximately 1.75", and comes with one protective case.
DISCLAIMER! Our challenge coins are made from real aircraft parts. Please expect imperfections such as scratches, dents, missing paint, etc. In addition, trademarks are used to describe our products, however, Aeromachinas LLC is not affiliated with trademark owners in any way.
CAUTION! Not recommended for children under the age of 10. Product intended for display only. Keep out of mouth. Do not remove paint. This product contains chemical-based paint which may cause irritation if inhaled or ingested in large quantities.
