DC-3 ‘Dakota’ Wingtip Desk 1892 that was beyond repair

that was beyond repair

Edmond won medals at the Exposition Universelle et Internationale of Paris

The race was organised by the Royal Aero Club

Unusual and impressive table that has been made from the tail section of a Cold War era torpedo dating from late 1970’s/early 1980’s

Dimensions 17 cm (length) x 10

DC-3 ‘Dakota’ Wingtip Desk 1892 that was beyond repairThe Douglas 'Dakota' DC 3 was designed in the mid 1930s as a passenger and freight aircraft, but built in large numbers during the war years 19411945 as the DC 3 (C 47) Transport Plane. Revered for its versatility and ruggedness, one of the detachable wingtips from a Dakota is used to form the basis of this stylish desk. Guaranteed all Douglas Factory Products (or Original Equipment Manufacturer) and constructed mostly between 1941 and 1945. First,