Model Concorde in BOAC Livery Furniture Her design pioneered the Quadrilateral

Her design pioneered the Quadrilateral genoa

The trunk is in superb condition with original interior trays

Dimensions: 23 cm/9 inches (diameter) x 11 cm/4¼ inches (height)

An unusual Dunhill lighter in the form of a ruler with both inches and centimetre markings engraved into the silver plated body of the lighter

An exceptionally rare large scale rectangular tortoiseshell frame with original velvet covering to the back

Model Concorde in BOAC Livery Furniture Her design pioneered the QuadrilateralExceptionally rare original BOAC fibreglass Concorde model at 1: 72 scale, Circa 1969. By renowned model makers AGM (Aeronautical & General Models). Made at a time when BOAC was the UK's national airline and when it was assumed Concorde would be flying in these colours. Concorde first went in to commercial service in 1976, however in 1974 British Overseas Airways Corporation (BOAC) was amalgamated with British European Airways (BEA) and two smaller,