Enduring Legacy · Story Ted Giavis Paintings Words · Pan Am Historical Foundation Reading time · 1 min From the talented brush of Theodore (Ted) Giavis, Pan Am offered its 1st Edition Pan Am plates in 1980, a collector series on pioneers of transoceanic flight and six exciting moments in PanAm's history. Giavis, a noted seascape painter, portrayed the Pan Am aircraft in colorful,dramatic water scenes. Read the PDF ← Previous story Subsonic v. Supersonic Next story → Touching the Past Keep reading Related Stories All stories No. 27 Pan Am Museum The Pan Am Museum in Garden City, Long Island, New York offers unique exhibits, award-winning podcasts, events and cruises celebrating Pan Am's history. Read story No. 13 Historic Insignias Pan Am pins from the Jon Krupnick Collection, with descriptions from his book "Pan American's Pacific Pioneers." Employees proudly wore these small pieces of history to mark personal milestones. Read story No. 1 A Debt to Ed Musick Pan Am pilot Ed Musick was careful, capable and attentive. On the anniversary of the Samoan Clipper's loss in January 1938, we look at how his achievements shaped the piloting profession. Read story
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No. 13 Historic Insignias Pan Am pins from the Jon Krupnick Collection, with descriptions from his book "Pan American's Pacific Pioneers." Employees proudly wore these small pieces of history to mark personal milestones. Read story
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