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The Raymond Orteig $ 25,000 Price for the first non-stop transatlantic flight between New York City and Paris, France. It was

On February 26, 1927 a little known pilot filled out an application to win $ 25,000 for accomplishing what no one else had ever done. The young pilot, Charles Lindbergh, lived in St. Louis, MO whic...

Randolph aviator sunglass Sean D. Tucker and Bob Hoover - American aircraft pilots - Tucker represented Randolph Sunglasses and their sunglass aviators to market aviator sunglasses for men through aerobatics

The Feathered Edge

The Feathered Edge is about promoting world class aviator sunglasses by teaming up with world class aerobatic pilots. The importance of protecting your eyes, even if you are not a pilot, is well do...

The Douglas DC-3 Inspired Randolph Engineering Douglas Sunglasses

Donald W. Douglas Aviation Pioneer

Donald Willis Douglas Sr. Aviation Pioneer Donald Wills Douglas Sr. (April 6, 1892 – February 1, 1981) Douglas, from the age of 16, was an early enthusiast about the burgeoning aviation field with ...

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