AA37711 SE5a, Maj. Keith Logan Caldwell, RAF No 74Sqn, Clairmarais, France, September 1918 option-set-O-dcc-sound-w-1 A beautifully detailed traditional style

A beautifully detailed traditional style bank with high street shop

a 16-710GB prime mover

the F40PHM-2s have created a similarly iconic look for themselves hauling commuters in the Windy City for the past 30 years

The Mercury badge sits prominently along the front edge of the bonnet and above the rear number plate

AA37711 SE5a, Maj. Keith Logan Caldwell, RAF No 74Sqn, Clairmarais, France, September 1918 option-set-O-dcc-sound-w-1 A beautifully detailed traditional styleSE5a, Maj. Keith Logan Caldwell, RAF No 74Sqn, Clairmarais, France, September 1918 Already celebrated as a brave and tenacious pilot, New Zealander Keith Caldwell would surpass his own high standards of incredible airmanship when his fighter was involved in a mid air collision in September 1918. With his aircraft damaged and spinning earthwards, Caldwell climbed out to stand on the wing of the fighter, where he attempted to pull the wing and strut