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SABENA: Enjoy our company - Part 2

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Sabena Belgian World Airlines Vintage 1971 "Five Amsterdams" Print Ad    US $5.49

Sabena Belgian World Airlines 1971 Vintage "All of Europe" Print Ad    US $5.49

1977 Sabena Belgian World Airlines BELGIUM original ad    US $9.99

Sabena Belgian World Airlines DC-10 Baggage Label    US $4.00

SABENA BELGIAN WORLD AIRWAYS 1964 "A STEP TO VAST MARKETS" AD    US $6.00

HAPPINESS IS A FLIGHT ON A SABENA BELGIAN WORLD AIRLINES DC-10 STICKER ★    US $1.89

SABENA BELGIAN WORLD AIRWAYS 1962 MAGAZINE 707-CARAVELLE-BRUSSELS-MEALS-CREW    US $19.99

1960 Sabena Belgian World Airlines, Graphic Vintage Ad    US $9.95

VINTAGE 1958 SABENA BELGIAN WORLD AIRLINES AD    US $4.99

Sabena Belgian World Airlines 1971 Vintage Print Ad    US $4.49

1960 Sabena Belgian World Airlines, Travel Print-Ad    US $9.99

1963 OLD MAGAZINE PRINT AD, SABENA, BELGIAN WORLD AIRLINES!    US $12.99

1972 SABENA Belgian World Airlines Map GHENT Belgium    US $6.99

SABENA BELGIAN WORLD AIRLINES EUROPE THE SECOND TIME AD    US $9.99

SABENA Belgian World Airlines Menu NY Brussels 1974    US $10.00

SABENA BELGIAN WORLD AIRLINES 1999 SYSTEM TIMETABLE    US $12.99

1963 Brussels photo Sabena Belgian World Airlines Ad    US $9.99

SABENA Belgian Airlines Big Wide World Magazine Ad    US $10.00

1958 SABENA BELGIAN WORLD AIRLINE..PLANES-HELICOPTOR AD    US $5.95

1957 MAGAZINE AD FOR SABENA BELGIAN WORLD AIRLINES    US $6.00

SABENA BELGIAN WORLD AIRLINES AD - 1957 - Helicopter & DC7    US $8.50

Sabena Belgian World Airlines 1964 Vintage Print Ad    US $3.99

Sabena Belgian World Airlines 1970 Vintage Print Ad    US $3.99

1982 Sabena Belgian World Airlines Free Brussels Ad    US $12.99

1975 Sabena Belgian World Airlines "Flying Office" Ad    US $9.99

1959 Sabena Belgian World Airlines Statue Apollo Ad    US $.99

Sabena Belgian World Airlines 1970 Vintage Print Ad    US $4.49

1964 Sabena - Belgian World Airlines - Color Ad    US $9.95

1971 Windmill photo SABENA Belgian World Airlines ad    US $9.99

DC-10 Airline sticker Sabena Belgian World Airlines    US $10.50

1960 Print Ad SABENA BELGIAN WORLD AIRWAYS Stewardess    US $9.97

1960 Print Ad SABENA BELGIAN WORLD AIRWAYS Princess    US $9.97

SABENA Belgian World Airlines 60s Advertising Postcard    US $9.99

SABENA Belgian World Airlines 1963 Advertising Postcard    US $9.99

1964 VINTAGE PRINT AD~SABENA BELGIAN WORLD AIRLINES    US $4.79

1958 AD SABENA BELGIAN WORLD AIRLINES HELICOPTER AIRPLANE AVIATION PRINT ART    US $4.00

Sabena Belgian World Airlines Pewter Air Plane Junkers    US $39.99

1957 SABENA BELGIAN WORLD AIRLINE..FLY TO PARIS AD ART    US $5.95

1978 Sabena 747 Belgian World Airlines Europe Ad    US $9.99

Sabena Belgian World Airlines DC-10 Airplane 1970s postcard Nice! SEE!    US $5.99

1956 Sabena Belgian World Airlines Ad with Route Map    US $12.49

1960 Sabena Belgian World Airlines Belgique Ad    US $8.99

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Sabena Belgian

February 10 was a day many in Belgium will remember for a long time. Most of the populace for the longest ever traffic jams, 950 kilometers in total, caused by early morning snow bringing chaos to the motorways. For a select few, February 10 will mark CANAC2's going into live operations. CANAC is Belgium's cutting edge air traffic control system and its most recent incarnation, representing a 60 million euro investment, puts a host of new, even more advanced functions at Belgian controllers' fingertips. Surely a cause to celebrate...

But this is not what a number of protesters thought, picketing Belgocontrol's entrance with slogans that read: "No SABENA bis, no time to celebrate". What is going on?

That Europe's air traffic management infrastructure needs overhaul is not a secret any more. What a lot of people do not like to hear is the fact that rationalizing the current set-up will in all likelihood lead to the reduction of the number of control centers of which there is an abundance in Europe. The protesters clearly thought that their future was far from sure, hence the comparison with SABENA, the once famous Belgian airline that went bankrupt a few years ago.

Mr. Jean-Claud Tintin, Belgocontrol's director went on national television to reassure everyone that the 60 million euro investment and modern technology CANAC2 represents will now assure CANAC's long-term survival.

Well, for the sake of the aviation industry in Europe, I sincerely hope that Mr. Tintin is both right and wrong.

If CANAC's survival is assured by simply being modern and having just received an investment of 60 million euro then the future is like the past and the European Commission's efforts to rationalize the aviation infrastructure will have failed.

So should CANAC survive? Well, should the system in Amsterdam or Budapest survive? Or the one in Langen in Germany for that matter... The decision on which centers remain and which not should not be political. In the first instance the decision must reflect what the industry needs for a safe, efficient and sustainable air traffic management system, no less and no more. The implementation of the decision must of course happen in a way that softens the impact for the people involved and they must be given viable options for pursuing their careers. But the same people must also contribute in the form of flexibility and healthy mobility.

Although unions will have a lot of difficulties in convincing their members that supporting inevitable change is also in their interest, they should do so and the earlier the better. A healthy air transport industry is in the interest of air traffic controllers also. Their equipment, their salaries are all financed by the airspace users and a too expensive system killing the growth of the industry inevitably damages their employers' cash flow also and raising user charges has its limits too.

So, will CANAC survive? Let's hope so. But if it does, it should be because they can and will provide the best service at the best price for a chunk of airspace that is a tad larger than Belgium...

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Funny meanings of airline initials?

The one I know:
SABENA (Belgian airline): Such A Bad Experience, Never Again
Pakistan International Airlines (PIA): Please Inform Allah
Air India (AI): Allah Informed
Anyone got more...

DELTA-Doesn't ever leave the airport.

SABENA tribute

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Tucanoline 1/400 Sabena DC-10-30 "Belgian Comic Strips Heroes - Boule & Bill"    US $30.00

Sabena Belgian Airlines Wings with SABENA text badge    US $12.99

VINTAGE 1950s SABENA BELGIAN AIRWAYS BOOK VGC    US $4.73

Sabena Belgian World Airlines Vintage 1971 "Five Amsterdams" Print Ad    US $5.49

Sabena Belgian World Airlines 1971 Vintage "All of Europe" Print Ad    US $5.49

1936 Sabena Airlines Belgian Congo Travel Poster    US $9.25

1977 Sabena Belgian World Airlines BELGIUM original ad    US $9.99

1956 Sabena Belgian Airlines - European Travel Print-Ad    US $9.99

Sabena Airlines, Advertising, Belgian Airline    US $4.99

Sabena Belgian World Airlines DC-10 Baggage Label    US $4.00

Sabena Export / Import Belgian Airline Baggage Label    US $15.00

1959 AD VINTAGE~MENNEN CONTEST~SIMCA,SABENA BELGIAN AIRLINES    US $9.99

1957 SABENA BELGIAN AIRLINES PRINT AD    US $3.50

1951 Sabena Belgian Airlines Going To Europe DC-6 Ad    US $9.99

SABENA BELGIAN WORLD AIRWAYS 1964 "A STEP TO VAST MARKETS" AD    US $6.00

SABENA BELGIAN AIRLINES VINTAGE LUGGAGE LABEL    US $14.00

SABENA BELGIAN AIRLINES VINTAGE LUGGAGE LABEL    US $16.00

HAPPINESS IS A FLIGHT ON A SABENA BELGIAN WORLD AIRLINES DC-10 STICKER ★    US $1.89

S6567 Postcard - Sabena - Belgian Air Lines - Cockpit    US $24.99

SABENA BELGIAN WORLD AIRWAYS 1962 MAGAZINE 707-CARAVELLE-BRUSSELS-MEALS-CREW    US $19.99

SABENA Belgian 1960 "Sweeps The Sky" B707 Athens Ad    US $6.00

OLD BELGIAN AIRCRAFT COMPANY SABENA LAPEL PIN BADGE x    US $66.00

1960 Sabena Belgian World Airlines, Graphic Vintage Ad    US $9.95

Belgium pin SABENA Belgian national airline carrier '23    US $17.99

VINTAGE 1958 SABENA BELGIAN WORLD AIRLINES AD    US $4.99

BELGIUM SABENA AIRLINES BELGIAN CONGO & SOUTH AFRICA OLD ARTIST LUGGAGE LABEL    US $14.79

1948 Ski Lift Art Sabena Belgian Airlines Print Ad    US $9.99

1950s Sabena Belgian Airlines Luggage Label to the French Riviera    US $16.99

Sabena Belgian World Airlines 1971 Vintage Print Ad    US $4.49

SABENA BELGIAN AIRLINES 1947 BRUXELLES-NEW YORK AD    US $12.99

1960 Sabena Belgian World Airlines, Travel Print-Ad    US $9.99

1963 OLD MAGAZINE PRINT AD, SABENA, BELGIAN WORLD AIRLINES!    US $12.99

1953 Sabena Belgian Airlines Treavel Europe Aviation Ad    US $31.16

1972 SABENA Belgian World Airlines Map GHENT Belgium    US $6.99

1970'S SABENA Belgian Airlines Europe Map Road Rail map    US $15.00

1963 Sabena Belgian Airlines "Chapeau Market" Ad    US $12.49

SABENA BELGIAN WORLD AIRLINES EUROPE THE SECOND TIME AD    US $9.99

SABENA Belgian World Airlines Menu NY Brussels 1974    US $10.00

SABENA BELGIAN AIRLINES BEAUTIFUL ARTIST LUGGAGE LABEL    US $12.79

SABENA BELGIAN AIRLINES CONGO & SOUTH AFRICA LABEL    US $9.00

1956 OLD MAGAZINE PRINT AD, FLY SABENA BELGIAN AIRLINES EUROPE!    US $12.99

1956 AIRLINE WINGS SABENA -BELGIAN- AIRLINES STICK PIN    US $14.99

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Belgian World Airlines

Freight Forwarding in Belgium - The European Bridge For Worldwide Business

Despite being one of the smallest countries in the European Union, Belgium is in the top ten largest trading nations worldwide. Its strength in exports and freight services is partly due to its central location and also a work force which is of above average productivity. With its central strategic location, Belgium is an important gateway between Europe and the world and the freight forwarding industry has evolved to capitalise on this important asset of central location. Surrounded by Germany, the Netherlands, France and Luxembourg, as well as being very close to Great Britain, Belgium is at the heart of a consumer market made up of some 454 million people, so it is one of the leading centres for international freight.

As well as freight services, its extraordinary strategic location has also led to Belgium having an important position in international politics, with the European Union, NATO and over 1000 international organisations having their base in Belgium.

There has been a remarkable development of trade and international freight transport from Bruges, Antwerp and the Walloon industrial basins that has its roots right back in the middle ages. It was in the 14th century that Antwerp started to develop as a port and today it is the fourth largest port in the world and the second largest port in Europe. Antwerp offers short transit times to all the world's main destinations. In 2007, almost 17,000 ships carrying cargo of over 180 million tonnes docked in Antwerp. Antwerp is also the fastest growing port for container transport within the Hamburg - Le Havre range. As well as sea ports at Antwerp, Zeebrugge, Ostend, Liege, Brussels, and Ghent, Belgium has also established an efficient freight transport infrastructure made up of motorways, railways and waterways.

Belgium's extensive inland waterway network, which is over 1500 kilometres long, connects the major Belgian sea ports to Europe's inland waterways, which are another important facility for shipping companies. Belgium's main rivers, the Scheldt and the Maas, and their connecting canals and tributaries, cover the whole country.This is the second largest system of waterways in Europe and offers very efficient transport for freight forwarding that is both environmentally friendly and cost-efficient for the shipping company or freight company.

Belgium has a long history of investment in its international freight infrastructure and shipping companies. Its solid logistics and freight forwarding networks always rank highly in international surveys. It was one of the first countries in Europe to use trains and it soon built up the densest railway network in the world. The rail network transports over 62 million tons of freight every year, with high speed trains running up to ten times a day to London, Cologne, Amsterdam and Paris.

Waterways transport has been improved by the creation of boat lifts such as that on the Canal du Centre. The port of Antwerp has built up large dock yards and locks and the Berendrecht lock is the largest lock in the world. There are no less than seven international motorways, covering nearly 2000 kilometres, which connect Belgium with France, Germany and the Netherlands, making international freight transport straight forward by road for freight companies. In addition, there are over 12,000 kilometres of regional road networks. The airports are also modern and efficient. Flight times to most major cities in Europe are under two hours and some 18 million passengers used the airport in 2007. According to the Association of European Airlines (AEA) Brussels International Airport is the most punctual airport in Europe. It also offers the fastest turnaround for air freight transport and handled nearly 800,000 tonnes of freight in 2007. The airports of Liege-Bierset, Charleroi, Antwerp and Ostend also serve many foreign destinations.

With regard to freight services, Belgium has developed the concept of combined transport. A number of container ports for inland shipping have been built and the port of Antwerp has been expanded recently with a tidal container dock, the Deurganck dock, which allows ships to be dealt with even more quickly. The high speed rail infrastructure to and from Antwerp port is also being extended further.

So Belgium is continuing to consolidate its position as the European bridge to worldwide business and a world leader in shipping companies and freight transport.

About the Author

Stephen Willis is Managing Director of
RW Freight Services
a UK based freight transport company, established in 1971 and operating specialist freight services to and from
Belgium

SABENA: Savoir faire in the air pt1

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Sabena Belgian World Airlines Vintage 1971 "Five Amsterdams" Print Ad    US $5.49

Sabena Belgian World Airlines 1971 Vintage "All of Europe" Print Ad    US $5.49

1977 Sabena Belgian World Airlines BELGIUM original ad    US $9.99

Sabena Belgian World Airlines DC-10 Baggage Label    US $4.00

HAPPINESS IS A FLIGHT ON A SABENA BELGIAN WORLD AIRLINES DC-10 STICKER ★    US $1.89

1960 Sabena Belgian World Airlines, Graphic Vintage Ad    US $9.95

VINTAGE 1958 SABENA BELGIAN WORLD AIRLINES AD    US $4.99

Sabena Belgian World Airlines 1971 Vintage Print Ad    US $4.49

1960 Sabena Belgian World Airlines, Travel Print-Ad    US $9.99

1963 OLD MAGAZINE PRINT AD, SABENA, BELGIAN WORLD AIRLINES!    US $12.99

1972 SABENA Belgian World Airlines Map GHENT Belgium    US $6.99

SABENA BELGIAN WORLD AIRLINES EUROPE THE SECOND TIME AD    US $9.99

SABENA Belgian World Airlines Menu NY Brussels 1974    US $10.00

SABENA BELGIAN WORLD AIRLINES 1999 SYSTEM TIMETABLE    US $12.99

1963 Brussels photo Sabena Belgian World Airlines Ad    US $9.99

SABENA Belgian Airlines Big Wide World Magazine Ad    US $10.00

1958 SABENA BELGIAN WORLD AIRLINE..PLANES-HELICOPTOR AD    US $5.95

1957 MAGAZINE AD FOR SABENA BELGIAN WORLD AIRLINES    US $6.00

SABENA BELGIAN WORLD AIRLINES AD - 1957 - Helicopter & DC7    US $8.50

Sabena Belgian World Airlines 1964 Vintage Print Ad    US $3.99

Sabena Belgian World Airlines 1970 Vintage Print Ad    US $3.99

1982 Sabena Belgian World Airlines Free Brussels Ad    US $12.99

1975 Sabena Belgian World Airlines "Flying Office" Ad    US $9.99

1959 Sabena Belgian World Airlines Statue Apollo Ad    US $.99

Sabena Belgian World Airlines 1970 Vintage Print Ad    US $4.49

1964 Sabena - Belgian World Airlines - Color Ad    US $9.95

1971 Windmill photo SABENA Belgian World Airlines ad    US $9.99

DC-10 Airline sticker Sabena Belgian World Airlines    US $10.50

SABENA Belgian World Airlines 60s Advertising Postcard    US $9.99

SABENA Belgian World Airlines 1963 Advertising Postcard    US $9.99

1964 VINTAGE PRINT AD~SABENA BELGIAN WORLD AIRLINES    US $4.79

1958 AD SABENA BELGIAN WORLD AIRLINES HELICOPTER AIRPLANE AVIATION PRINT ART    US $4.00

Sabena Belgian World Airlines Pewter Air Plane Junkers    US $39.99

1957 SABENA BELGIAN WORLD AIRLINE..FLY TO PARIS AD ART    US $5.95

1978 Sabena 747 Belgian World Airlines Europe Ad    US $9.99

Sabena Belgian World Airlines DC-10 Airplane 1970s postcard Nice! SEE!    US $5.99

1956 Sabena Belgian World Airlines Ad with Route Map    US $12.49

1960 Sabena Belgian World Airlines Belgique Ad    US $8.99

Sabena Belgian World Airlines Vintage 1964 Print Ad    US $5.49

SABENA Belgian World Airline1st Class Menu Fruiterer    US $20.00

SABENA Belgian World Airline 1st Class Menu Rubens 1976    US $20.00

Sabena Belgian World Airlines-Simca Car Mennen Contest Vintage ad 1959 (112011)    US $8.99

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Belgian World

Belgian Chocolates are the Best

Belgian Chocolates are the best, and please dare to say that they are the best in the whole world.

What better present then a box of chocolates to buy when visiting Belgian. Brussels and Antwerp has many little chocolate gift shops and it is hard not to walk in.

These days you can go online to order your box of chocolates, from producer to your front door, in 40 different countries, even in Belgium, although it is more charming to get them at a chocolate shop or at the bakery, the offer in pralines is as variable as the cakes, bread and sandwiches you can buy.

Jean Neuhaus arrived from Switzerland in 1857 and he settled himself together with his brother in law who was a pharmacist in Brussels at the Konningine galerij (Queens gallery), a very well known gallery at the centre of Brussels, in fact he first covered gallery in Europe. They opened a pharmaceutical bakery, initially it was the intention to give a sweet flavour to medicines that had an awful taste, it was a fantastic idea and it leaded to the revolution of the bonbons. The little chocolate factory was a fact, in 1912 Jean (the grandchild of Jean Neuhaus) baptised the bonbons into ‘praline' , chocolate creams.

A few years later, Balottine, Jean's wife discovered the best way to represent the praline, she putted them into a little box that gave the bonbons a real luxurious appearance.

Neuhaus, Leonidas, Callebaut, Meurris, Cote d'Or, Guylian, Godiva are all well known chocolate brands and they all have been in hands of Belgian producers, put that was a long time ago, for example Godiva is now in hands of the American producers of Campbell, the soup.

Callebaut is the producer of chocolate to big companies, it has been in hands of the Callebaut family, in 1987 Swiz company Suchard is the owner now.

Leonidas isn't the most expensive chocolate and it exists from 1970, when a Greek-Turkish family came over to Belgium, they settled in Genth where they opened a candy store, and although Jean was a female doctor she found her amusement in chocolate and eventually Leonidas came on the market.

About the Author

Tania Machowska is a former model with experience of being a Brussels catwalk model having spent years in the fashion houses of Antwerp. She enjoyed dining out in the many fine restaurants in Brussels.

What is the most obsecure unknown comic book you have ever read?

When I was a kid I read some italian and belgian comic books. Good titles like the paranormal mistery title Gordon Link or Great Blek. What is yours - it can be from the U.S. or around the world.

Marvel comics published a comic book titled Capt. Mar-Vell. This is well known, but when I was a kid, I remember reading a Capt. Mar-Vell title where the "new" Capt. Mar-vell had a very strange power. He was able to detach his body parts, such as his hands and his feet, use them while detached, and then re-attach them to his body. This only lasted a few issues, but it mesmerized me, and not many people know about this or remember it. I have read some disturbing small press comic books, all of whose titles escape me. They dealt with gross subjects and were immature, and I think maybe 10 people might have bought and read them. Small press and Independent comics are actually a good source for different comics to read, and not all are immature. If you want something a bit obscure, here are some titles to consider : Eightball, Flaming Carrot, American Splendor.

SABENA: Savoir faire in the air pt2

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WWI World War 1 Belgian Belgium Army Machine Gun Cart Dog Photo Postcard Soldier    US $5.01

SABENA Belgian World Airlines timetable 1/1/62    US $19.99

WW1 Belgian Armoured Car SAVA c1915 World War One Phograph    US $3.15

SABENA BELGIAN WORLD AIRLINE DC-6 HELICOPTER PASSENGER CARD    US $9.98

SABENA, BELGIAN WORLD AIRLINES TRAVEL CARRYING BAG 1960'S EXCELLENT & ORIG.    US $44.95

One Single Dog Art Playing Card BELGIAN MALINOIS Natural World Tomas Markevicius    US $1.49

AUGUST 4, 1918 THE NEW YORK TIMES SUNDAY PICTURE SECTION - WORLD WAR 1 - BELGIAN    US $9.99

mid 20th c postcard, Dog Cart, Belgian Village, 1933-34 Chicago Worlds Fair    US $3.00

World War I Belgian Muzzled Dog-Drawn Machine Gun Vintage WW1 postcard    US $14.99

Belgian Village Flattened Penny '33 Worlds Fair Flat Pe    US $20.00

Belgian Village Bridge Chicago World's Fair 1933 PC    US $7.00

WWI World War I HEROIC BELGIAN BOY Joseph Lessen    US $7.99

1933 Chicago Worlds Fair Belgian Village Elongated Cent    US $5.00

2007 21st World Scout Jamboree Patch Belgian Contingent    US $10.00

POSTCARD SABENA BELGIAN WORLD AIRLINES AT BRUSSELS AIRPORT    US $3.50

POSTCARD SABENA BELGIAN WORLD AIRLINES COCKPIT OF AN AIRBUS A 310 300 PLANE PC    US $3.50

World's Fair 1933 Rolled penny, Belgian Village    US $8.95

SABENA Belgian World Airlines Box leaflets instructions etc Tags    US $20.46

Reed & Barton 2002 19th Cent Belgian Saint Niklaes Santa's of the World Spoon    US $9.95

Japan BEER CAN ASAHI world beer Belgium Belgian Ale 350    US $4.90

BELGIAN WORLD WAR ONE VICTORY MEDAL: IN PACKET OF ISSUE    US $3.47

Belgian Village Bridge Chicago World's Fair 1933    US $9.57

2 1963 Sabena, Belgian World Airlines, Nice, Rome, Postally Used Postcards    US $5.00

Antique 1945 Belgian Wooden Shoes from World War II - Collectible or Usable    US $35.00

Belgian Tervuren "World of Dogs" cast resin figurine.    US $8.49

Sabena Belgian World Airlines Vintage 1971 "Five Amsterdams" Print Ad    US $5.49

Sabena Belgian World Airlines 1971 Vintage "All of Europe" Print Ad    US $5.49

1977 Sabena Belgian World Airlines BELGIUM original ad    US $9.99

2 1933 Chicago World's Fair Postcards - Belgian Village    US $9.99

Worlds Fair 1933 - Belgian Village - Postcards    US $9.95

Sabena Belgian World Airlines DC-10 Baggage Label    US $4.00

1934 BELGIAN VILLAGE World's Fair WOW HUGE Press Photo    US $13.88

World War I. Belgian Troops In Action Round Louvain    US $3.15

Old Postcard-1933 Chicago World's Fair Belgian Village    US $3.95

SABENA BELGIAN WORLD AIRWAYS 1964 "A STEP TO VAST MARKETS" AD    US $6.00

BELGIAN WORLD WAR I MEDAL    US $29.00

CHICAGO IL World's Fair Belgian Village Rooftop Vtg Postcard Century of Progress    US $7.00

1933 Chicago World's Fair #605 The Belgian Village    US $3.50

HAPPINESS IS A FLIGHT ON A SABENA BELGIAN WORLD AIRLINES DC-10 STICKER ★    US $1.89

1917 the germans use belgian women as slave labour first world war old print    US $19.87

SABENA BELGIAN WORLD AIRWAYS 1962 MAGAZINE 707-CARAVELLE-BRUSSELS-MEALS-CREW    US $19.99

Chicago-World's Fair-Morocco-Belgian Village-Century of Progress-Postcard    US $4.95

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