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"  Guillow Jetstream Balsa Glider, $3.59 In 1926, former U.S. Navy aviator Paul K. Guillow launched a line of balsa airplane kits modeled after World War I combat aircraft. His timing couldn&amp;#039;t have been better because a year later, Charles Lindbergh completed the first solo flight across the Atlantic, and interest in flying soared\u2014as did demand for Guillow&amp;#039;s 10-cent gliders. The brand&amp;#039;s Spirit of St. Louis model even earned a spot in the National Air and Space Museum&amp;#039;s collection. Today, Guillow is still going strong in Wakefield, Massachusetts, producing millions of miniature planes each year.  Wouldn&amp;#039;t a collection of these toy planes be a perfect (and inexpensive!) option for decorating a kids&amp;#039; room?   Guillow Eagle Balsa Glider, $1.79  Guillow Jetfire Balsa Glider, $2.09 ----- Plus: See more state souvenirs from CL Across America \u00BB Warm up with this mulled wine recipe \u00BB35 new uses for old things \u00BBWhat&amp;#039;s hot to collect now \u00BB65 wow-worthy home makeovers \u00BB "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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