A collection of aviation-related display items, including: - A glazed plaster ashtray shaped like a question mark, topped by a jointed bust of pilots Coste and Bellonte, signed "A.VINCENT" on the base and marked "3A" beneath it. Height: 22 cm - Width: 15 cm Note: Pilots Coste and Bellonte, aviators, completed the first Paris-New York flight in 1930, crossing the Atlantic in 37 hours. They later crashed aboard their Breguet 19 TR “superbidon,” better known as the “Question Mark.” - Decorative piece featuring the Air France logo in steel, marked “Concorde Air France” in the lower right corner. Length: 11.5 cm - Width: 6 cm - Two Air France ashtrays, one an octagonal clear glass ashtray (chipped) and the other a circular blue ceramic ashtray. Both marked with the Air France logo. Diameter: 11 cm Diameter: 7 cm - Tabletop gasoline lighter made of steel covered in grained leather and adorned with the Transport Aérien International logo (stains present; functionality not guaranteed); a small promotional Airbus lighter is included. Height: 6 cm - Width: 8 cm - Small patinated bronze bust by Mohon depicting Captain Saint-Exupéry, marked on the base “Aéroport de Saint-Exupéry,” dated June 29, 2000, and numbered 600/601. Height: 15.5 cm - Stainless steel aircraft turbine blade bearing a serial number. Length: 7 cm - Width: 7 cm - Patinated bronze commemorative medal marking the east-west crossing of the North Atlantic by Coste and Bellonte. - Patinated bronze commemorative medal bearing the likeness of Jean Mermoz (1901–1936), mounted in a veined black marble frame. Diameter: 9.5 cm - AIR INTER Airbus A330 stickers. - Air France brochure, “Air Services Departing from Paris,” including agency addresses and flight departure schedules for the period from October 3, 1937, to March 26, 1938. - Trans-World Airlines promotional booklet titled “La Migliore Flotta Area Del Mondo,” illustrated with photographs from the 1930s. - Air France route map covering Europe, the Middle East, and North Africa. Included is a globe-shaped lamp. Modern piece.