Mail Check by Sam Lyons

This print's title holds a dual meaning: a PT-17 Stearman pilot checks his mailbox as a man by a truck checks his voicemail. A Waco aircraft rests on the grass, creating a delightful, vintage scene. The Stearman C-3B, the first Stearman plane produced in Wichita, served for mail and passenger service, and was even used by Charles Lindbergh. Stearman's military involvement began in 1934, and in 1941, it became part of Boeing, producing the B-29 Superfortress. The Waco Aircraft Company, active from 1919 to 1947, produced various civilian biplanes, leading its competitors in registrations. This print, available in 17.5 x 26 Limited Edition sizes and an 8 x 10 Open Edition, showcases two classic aircraft in a charming setting. Explore more Sam Lyons Stearman prints: Stearman Sunrise, The Dream, Macon a Living.

• Dual Meaning in Print: PT-17 Stearman Pilot Checks Mail, Man Checks Voicemail, Waco on Grass Field, Charming Classic Scene
• Stearman C-3B's History: First Wichita Production, Mail & Passenger Service, Lindbergh's Survey Plane, Military Contracts, Boeing Division, B-29 Superfortress
• Waco Aircraft Company's Legacy: Ohio-Based Manufacturer, Civilian Biplanes, Sixty-Two Models, Industry Leader, Classic Aircraft Combination
• Print Editions: 17.5 x 26 Limited Edition, 300 Signed & Numbered, 30 Artist Proofs, 8 x 10 Open Edition
• Additional Sam Lyons Stearman Prints: Stearman Sunrise, The Dream, Macon a Living