Wings of Texaco 1929 Lockheed Air Express 1st Series Airplane Bank

This Wings of Texaco 1929 Lockheed Air Express 1st Series airplane bank (1993) is a collectible item for aviation and Texaco memorabilia fans. It is listed in used condition, so expect possible signs of wear from prior ownership; check the listing for details. Ideal for display in a collection, office, or themed decor. Free shipping is included, and the item will be shipped to you at no additional cost. Check the listing for details on packaging, handling time, and any included accessories or paperwork.

USD 20.00
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LocationBroad Run US
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Wings of Texaco 1929 Lockheed Air Express 1st Series Airplane Bank Specs
Country of OriginUnknown
BrandErtl
Original//ReproductionOriginal
Country//Region of ManufactureUnknown
Type of AdvertisingTexaco
ColorRed
Date of Creation1993
Original/ReproductionOriginal
ThemeGas & Oil
Modified ItemNo
Listing details

: : : Item: Texaco “Wings of Texaco” 1929 Lockheed Air Express Die-Cast BankManufacturer: ERTL Company, Inc. (1993 release)Series: Wings of Texaco – 1st in the SeriesStock No.: 3801 / 3801-10LUScale/Size: Approx. 10.5” wingspan (per measurement shown in photos)Material: Die-cast metal with rotating propeller and landing gearFunction: Coin bank (with coin slot and removable stopper)Condition Observed: • Model: Appears mint, no visible paint loss or wear. • Box: Original box included, with some shelf/handling wear, scuffs, and dark rub marks. Structurally intact with full inserts. • Paperwork: Original certificate sheet included.⸻Historical ContextThe Wings of Texaco series was introduced by ERTL in 1993 for Kipp Brothers, with the 1929 Lockheed Air Express being the very first release in this collectible line. These models quickly gained popularity among both aviation and petroliana collectors. The subject aircraft, flown by Captain Frank M. Hawks, set a coast-to-coast round-trip speed record in June 1929.1/6/2026