One of my favorite tin toys is this 14.5"-span Stratocruiser. It can be found with ALPS, HADSON, and TOYS NOMURA trade marks.
This friction toy has the NIKKO GANGU KOGYO logo and is one of several Pan American versions. The quality and detail of the pressing is combined with its fairly accurate shape. The red markings near the nose did not appear on the real plane, but they are consistent with artist depictions on Pan American post cards from the 50s. This one is named "Clipper Sky Chief." According to Nicholas Veronico's book, N1030V was named Clipper America, Clipper Southern Cross, and Clipper Reindeer at different intervals.