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Each details of airline uniforms are carefully considered, sometimes even down to earrings. Featuring the classic winged-globe logo, these 1950s Pan American World Airways earrings were made by L. G. Balfour and were the completing touch for fashionable stewardesses. Pan American World Airways earrings 1950s SFO Museum Collection Gift of the Pan Am Association 2000.058.0132 a b
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