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A vintage Silverjet Silverticket presentation object formed as a silver-plated airline ticket stub embossed for the London Luton to Newark route and individually numbered 298. Supplied with its original presentation card and Links of London box, it remains in overall ok vintage condition, with light marks to the stub and heavier wear to the box.
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This vintage Silverjet Silverticket is formed as a silver-plated presentation ticket stub in the style of a period airline boarding ticket, embossed with the Silverjet name, the route from London to New York, the airport codes LTN and EWR, and the individual sequence number 298. The design is clean and graphic, using the format of a travel document rather than a conventional plaque or desk object, which gives it a distinct corporate presentation character.
The stub measures approximately 55mm in width, 82mm in height and 0.6mm in thickness. Its proportions closely follow the visual language of a ticket or boarding pass, with the rounded upper corner and embossed lettering reinforcing that reference. The object has a flat, polished surface with some light marks from age and handling, but remains in overall ok vintage condition.
This example is accompanied by its original presentation card, which describes it as a limited edition individually numbered Silverticket and states that it entitled the recipient to return flights to New York with Silverjet’s compliments. It is also supplied in its original Links of London presentation box. The box shows heavy vintage wear, with marks and some loose parts, and should be regarded as worn original packaging rather than display-grade presentation.
Taken together, the numbered ticket stub, original card and branded box give the piece the character of a period corporate gift rather than standard airline merchandise. It survives as a striking relic of Silverjet’s London to New York service and of the more ambitious presentation culture associated with premium travel in that period.
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