Sky's the Limit
2009 Cessna 310, Sky's the Limit #13
2009 Hallmark Sky's the Limit Ornament
QX8302
Since 1954, the distinctive styling and outstanding performance of the Cessna 310 have made an unforgettable impression on the aviation community. Twin engines and wingtip fuel tanks give it the appearance of a miniature airliner. Painted blue and white, the military versions, L-27 and U-3, were affectionately called "blue canoes" by their pilots. The most famous 310, named Songbird, was featured in the popular TV series Sky King in the late 1950's.
Thirteenth in the Sky's the Limit series.
This Hallmark ornament features propellers that spin and wheels that turn.
- Artist
- Lynn Norton
- Size
- 4" W
- Box Size
- 5" H x 2" W x 4" D
2009 Cessna 310, Sky's the Limit #13 2009 Hallmark Keepsake Ornament QX8302 Since 1954, the distinctive styling and outstanding performance of the Cessna 310 have made an unforgettable impression on the aviation community. Twin engines and wingtip fuel tanks give it the appearance of a miniature airliner. Painted blue and white, the military versions, L-27 and U-3, were affectionately called "blue canoes" by their pilots. The most famous 310, named Songbird, was featured in the popular TV series Sky King in the late 1950's. Thirteenth in the Sky's the Limit series. This Hallmark ornament features propellers that spin and wheels that turn. Artist: Lynn Norton Size: 4" W
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