How I Have Six Degrees of Separation from a Famous 100-year-old CatTerri SpringMay 26, 20191 min readUpdated: Jan 7, 2020TURN YOUR SOUND ON!Felix the Cat to Charles Lindbergh A Felix the Cat toy figurine was chosen by Charles Lindbergh as his mascot for his 1927 trans-Atlantic flight.Charles Lindbergh to The Spirit of St. LouisCharles Lindbergh made the first solo non-stop trans-Atlantic flight in The Spirit of St. Louis, a single seat single engine, high wing monoplane.The Spirit of St. Louis to Haskelite PlywoodPortions of the Spirit of St. Louis were made with plywood manufactured in New York by Haskelite plywood. The wood was chosen because of its durability and minimal weight. Haskelite Plywood to Hasco TraysHaskelite plywood was used in the 1940s to make decorative serving trays. Sold under the division name Hasko, they were so durable they are frequently found in vintage stores today. Hasko Trays to Felix the CatSeveral Hasco trays were donated to a resale shop in Palm Springs, California. So was a very rare vintage Felix the Cat stuffed plush animal. Felix the Cat to MeI bought him. And, the trays. What is Next is this Sequence?Feel free to use coupon code “Video15” to purchase a tray or the cat at 15% off. That would make You the 7th degree of separation. Famous, like Kevin Bacon.That is why I have A Vintage AddictionBlessings, TerriThere is plenty more new at A Vintage Addiction. Please stop by a page or two and take a look-see. Make sure you are subscribed to our email . We are making a HUGE announcement next week and you'll want to be the first to know.
TURN YOUR SOUND ON!Felix the Cat to Charles Lindbergh A Felix the Cat toy figurine was chosen by Charles Lindbergh as his mascot for his 1927 trans-Atlantic flight.Charles Lindbergh to The Spirit of St. LouisCharles Lindbergh made the first solo non-stop trans-Atlantic flight in The Spirit of St. Louis, a single seat single engine, high wing monoplane.The Spirit of St. Louis to Haskelite PlywoodPortions of the Spirit of St. Louis were made with plywood manufactured in New York by Haskelite plywood. The wood was chosen because of its durability and minimal weight. Haskelite Plywood to Hasco TraysHaskelite plywood was used in the 1940s to make decorative serving trays. Sold under the division name Hasko, they were so durable they are frequently found in vintage stores today. Hasko Trays to Felix the CatSeveral Hasco trays were donated to a resale shop in Palm Springs, California. So was a very rare vintage Felix the Cat stuffed plush animal. Felix the Cat to MeI bought him. And, the trays. What is Next is this Sequence?Feel free to use coupon code “Video15” to purchase a tray or the cat at 15% off. That would make You the 7th degree of separation. Famous, like Kevin Bacon.That is why I have A Vintage AddictionBlessings, TerriThere is plenty more new at A Vintage Addiction. Please stop by a page or two and take a look-see. Make sure you are subscribed to our email . We are making a HUGE announcement next week and you'll want to be the first to know.
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