The Douglas DC-3 was first introduced in the late 1930s and transformed aviation as we know it over the next decade. It became a workhorse transport aircraft during WWII and beyond. One of the most durable aircraft ever designed, hundreds still make regular flights today all over the world.
The inspiration behind our Douglas DC-3 TCA Ticket Art Print
Trans Canada Air Lines began passenger service in 1937. In 1964 Trans Canada became Air Canada ushering in the golden age of transcontinental air passenger travel. Long before the internet and downloaded boarding passes, passengers were given their tickets in specially designed folders.
This design emulates a 1940s-era folder design and makes a great addition to any aviation buff or vintage travel art collection.
Design Features
A photo-illustration of a DC-3 featured against a design background similar to 1940s era ticket folders
QUALITY
Individually printed to order on heavy, satin photo paper using a large format, 9-colour ink process
Museum-quality (Giclée) inks and paper guaranteed not to fade or yellow for 200 years
