Manufacturer: TEPCO
User: Cal-Aero Academy
Date of plate and cup: 1940s
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Notes: The Cal-Aero Academy of Ontario, Canada was a civilian flight school that trained pilots for the Army Air Corps during World War II. More than 12,000 pilots were trained from 1940 to 1944.
The logo features a design of the front of a plane with the nose in white, blue and red colors. The plane is outlined in black and the word CAL-AERO appears on top of the left wing of the plane and the word ACADEMY appears on top of the right wing of the plane.
Plate photos contributed by emeraldblossom