Alaska Airlines 75th Anniversary Poster 2007 and 30 similar items

**Alaska Airlines 75th Anniversary Poster 2007 Boeing Employee Gift 18x24** Alaska Airlines 75th Anniversary Poster from Boeing 18" x 24" This Alaska Airlines 75th Anniversary poster is a special commemorative piece gifted by Boeing to Alaska Airlines employees in 2007. Featuring the official Alaska Airlines 75th Anniversary logo and printed on cardstock-style paper, this 18" x 24" poster is a wonderful collectible for aviation enthusiasts, Alaska Airlines fans, or anyone who enjoys airline history artwork. The poster remains in good condition overall, showing only minor creases and light edge wear from past display or storage. Items like this were never sold to the public and were produced exclusively for company gifting, making them increasingly sought after by airline memorabilia collectors. Item Details Official Alaska Airlines 75th Anniversary poster Issued by Boeing as a gift to Alaska Airlines employees (2007) Size: Approximately 18" x 24" Material: Cardstock-style paper lithograph Design: Alaska Airlines 75th Anniversary logo Condition: Good; minor creases and light edge wear from display/storage Additional Information This poster was never made available for retail saledistributed only to Alaska Airlines employees. Printed on heavier cardstock, making it ideal for framing or long-term display. The 75th Anniversary marked a major milestone for Alaska Airlines, celebrated with special branding and commemorative items. A great addition to aviation collections, pilot memorabilia, or Alaska Airlines historical displays. A Unique Piece of Alaska Airlines History Commemorative airline postersespecially employee-exclusive pieces like this 75th Anniversary lithographare becoming harder to find as collectors hold onto them. With its clean design and limited availability, this poster is a standout collectible that celebrates Alaska Airlines long history and partnership with Boeing. Add this rare aviation piece to your collection before another enthusiast claims it!