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Tohora on 3610 cup ... and now on a 4619 saucer
This auction for Air New Zealand DC8 wares shows what appears to be a 3610 tall hotel cup with the Air NZ Tahora transfer on it. How odd!
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Jeremy Ashford- Number of posts : 3193
Location : Whangarei, New Zealand
Registration date : 2010-09-11
Re: Tohora on 3610 cup ... and now on a 4619 saucer
Yes I noticed that and wondered how rare it would be as I've never seen one before.
... and the saucer to match
Tahora on a 4619 saucer (Air New Zealand DC8)
As I don't have an Air New Zealand cup and saucer, and really want to know what shape the saucer is (to confirm documentation for myself) I keep watching the auctions.
This one had me puzzled so I asked for another pic and seller obliged:
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In the original photos it looked heavier than it should and sure enough instead of the expected 739 fine coupe saucer (or similar) I see the ubiquitous chunky 4619.
That dates this piece 1969 or later. I suppose this goes with the 3610 cup in the auction noted at start of topic. Together (complete with the Tahora design I mean) they could be a rare pairing, although not the Air NZ duo I would ideally want.
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Jackie from Christchurch trading as jacks54 has kindly allowed me to use their photos here. I have montaged them below. Thank you Jackie.
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original photos by jacks54 on trademe
Unfortunately it appears that I did not keep a reference photo of the 3610 cup in Air NZ deco.
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As I don't have an Air New Zealand cup and saucer, and really want to know what shape the saucer is (to confirm documentation for myself) I keep watching the auctions.
This one had me puzzled so I asked for another pic and seller obliged:
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In the original photos it looked heavier than it should and sure enough instead of the expected 739 fine coupe saucer (or similar) I see the ubiquitous chunky 4619.
That dates this piece 1969 or later. I suppose this goes with the 3610 cup in the auction noted at start of topic. Together (complete with the Tahora design I mean) they could be a rare pairing, although not the Air NZ duo I would ideally want.
Later ...
Jackie from Christchurch trading as jacks54 has kindly allowed me to use their photos here. I have montaged them below. Thank you Jackie.
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original photos by jacks54 on trademe
Unfortunately it appears that I did not keep a reference photo of the 3610 cup in Air NZ deco.
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Jeremy Ashford- Number of posts : 3193
Location : Whangarei, New Zealand
Registration date : 2010-09-11
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