Boeing 2707 / United Wall Art - Thrift Store Find

[benk944]

Hello everyone, new here, created an account to post this since I don't see many other places discussing the 2707. I was at the local thrift store(Cleveland, OH, USA) the other day and came across this pretty cool wall art. It's about 5 feet wide and features a blueprint of the 2707 along with a United Air Lines inscription on the bottom right. Would love to know if anyone here has ever seen one of these or knows anything about it. The only thing I can think is this was some sort of promotional wall art that Boeing or UA made, since it appears they had ordered 6 of them.

 

[galgot]

Looks like made from one of numerous cutaways plans Boeing did along the SST program. This one is an early 2707, or 2707-100. Closest I cloud find here .
But the one on your image has the longer pods GE-4 engines.

 

[Scott Kenny]

I'd definitely jump on that, it's too cool to pass up!

 

[benk944]

Thanks for the info, yeah, I definitely grabbed it right away!

 

[Orionblamblam]

Is it digitally printed? It looks akin to this sort of thing:

https://www.etsy.com/listing/1703163383/digital-poster-instant-download?ga_order=most_relevant&ga_search_type=all&ga_view_type=gallery&ga_search_query=2707+set+blueprint&ref=sr_gallery-1-12&dd=1&content_source=430450b7798223b861408b6d4e79ae44c9c09e0b%253A1703163383&search_preloaded_img=1&organic_search_click=1&logging_key=2fbb9b1a4edb84be8e32db2e2bac139949275af6%3A1703163383

 

[benk944]

No, it definitely looks like it's from that time period judging by the construction and the wood. It appears to be painted on, the lines have a thickness to them as well as some mistakes, though those could be from the original drawing if it was printed using some transfer method.