B-29 X-1 Mothership
B-29 X-1 Mothership
At approximately 10:00 am on October 14, 1947, a four-engine Boeing B-29 Superfortress heavy bomber, piloted by Major Robert L. Cardenas, took off from Muroc Air Force Base (now known as Edwards Air Force Base) in the high desert north of Los Angeles, California. The B-29’s bomb bay had been modified to carry the Bell XS-1, a rocket-powered airplane designed to investigate flight at speeds near the Speed of Sound (Mach 1). On this day, with Check Yeager at the controls, this historic plane flew at speeds up to Mach 1.012, making a milestone in aviation history.
The Aviator Gift Company has teamed up with renowned Author, Historian, and Aviation Nose Artist Gary Velasco, to bring you these exclusive, limited-edition tumbler designs.
Get a tumbler that's as unique as you are. Our skinny tumblers are slim and straight, and come with two lids and a straw. It's easy to see why these have become the favorite of travelers everywhere. They fit any cup holder or hand comfortably and are double-walled so it's hot in the winter and cold in the summer.
Specifications:
- 20oz or 30oz Capacity
- Stainless Steel, Double-Walled Construction
- Vacuum Insulated
- Leakproof
- Clear Lid with Clear Straw