Wings of Texaco 1940 Grumman G-21-A Amphibian Die-Cast Airplane Coin Bank ERTL

The 'Texaco 34' Grumman Goose was purchased from the Grumman Aircraft Corporation of Bethpage, New York in June 1940. The twin Pratt & Whitney Wasp Jr. radial engines delivered a top speed of 205 m.p.h. and a maximum range of 1150 miles. Built for hard service and heavy loads with power to spare, the Goose handled rough waters gracefully despite its portly appearance.

This particular Goose was flown by the Texaco Louisiana-Arkansas Division of the Producing Department for the superintendent of the New Iberia District in southwestern Louisiana. In 1942 it was assigned to replace an older Goose in the Houma District, where it continued to serve until sold in 1948.

4th in the series! - Authentically scaled replica! - Highly detailed with landing gear and rotating propellers - ERTL 1996 No. F900UO - Adult Collectible.

The box has edge/corner wear, creasing, scuffing, denting, bends, and staining. The front, left, top, and bottom of the box have staining from water damage.

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