Own a remarkable piece of aviation history with this limited-edition Concorde flight cover, signed by Captain Les Brodie.
Commemorating the final flight of the legendary Concorde, this exclusive collectable was flown on board Concorde G-BOAF during its historic last journey from London Heathrow to Bristol Filton on 26 November 2003.
Signed by Captain Les Brodie, the pilot who commanded Concorde's final flight, this special commemorative cover captures a significant moment in British aviation history and the end of an extraordinary era of supersonic passenger travel.
Featuring four Concorde postage stamps, an original 1969 Concorde stamp and an official Filton postmark dated 26 November 2003, this authentic flight cover is a fascinating keepsake for aviation enthusiasts and collectors.
Product features:
- Genuine commemorative cover carried on Concorde's final flight
- Signed by Captain Les Brodie, Captain of the final Concorde flight
- Flown aboard Concorde G-BOAF on 26 November 2003
- Features four Concorde stamps and an original 1969 Concorde stamp
- Official Filton postmark dated 26 November 2003
- Limited edition of just 1,700
A rare piece of Concorde history
As the last Concorde ever built and the last to fly, G-BOAF holds a special place in aviation history. Today, this iconic aircraft is proudly displayed at Aerospace Bristol, where visitors can discover the story of supersonic flight.
Whether you're a dedicated Concorde collector, an aviation history enthusiast or searching for a truly meaningful gift, this signed flight cover offers a unique connection to one of the most celebrated aircraft ever built.
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