Braniff Jellybeans Pt6: Beige, Ochre & Turquoise

[RStretton]

Here it is the final part! This series has hardly been a ratings winner but I was determined to get to the end and if nothing else I hope people have been introduced to the wonderful work of John Evanich III. I quite like what I had thought were some of the obscurer colours from the Jellybean era, though actually it turns out they were actually some of the more common at the time. Anyway here's part 6 - thanks for hanging in there:

http://yesterdaysairlines.weebly.com/airline-history-blog/braniff-jellybeans-pt6-beige-ochre-turquoise

Braniff International Beige & Ochre Jellybeans by rstretton, on Flickr

[Yellow_Ribbon]

Great job on the series. I found a Jet-X Electra that was labeled "gold!" It is actually ochre.

[Transnat]

I for one appreciate what you've done very much. Thank you.

Tnat

[RStretton]

I for one appreciate what you've done very much. Thank you.

Tnat

Thanks, glad you enjoyed them.

[Adrian]

Actually your Braniff postings have inspired me to get together a more substantial representative selection of types than I previously had. Already have the JC Ochre and Beige BAC One-Elevens and have just acquired an Aeroclassics Beige 707 which I really like.

[RStretton]

Good to hear it Adrian - the Braniff Jellybeans do look wonderful together in a group