Flying Tigers. 1945-1989. (anon).

All featuring Detroit Tigers; 1940s home and away against the Cincinnati Reds, 1945 home against Chicago Clubs. The 1940's both have paper wear on the back, probably glued into a scrap book. The 1945

A very unusual and rare example of a CBI Carpetbagger A-2 jacket. Identified to Captain Tom Kerrigan. Information regarding Kerrigan's WWII service is scarce. However, based on what little research ex

Full-color limited edition print featuring the Flying Tigers battling over Rangoon. The copies offered by the Flying Tigers Association are the only ones with more than 50 AVG members’ signatures. F

Leather is still pliable. Light wear on shoulders. Cracking of leather on upper back. Moth nips and holes on both wast band and wrist bands. Zipper is there but will need to be repaired. Comes with pr

Nice 8 x 10 in. color signed photograph showing five Flying Tiger P-40s in flight, the image boldly signed by 'TEX' HILL, CHARLIE BOND, DICK ROSSI, BOB LAYHER, and three others. Fine.

World War II Flying Tigers Pictorial History Book Signed by 35 Pilots of the Famed Shark-Faced Combat Planes The Pictorial History of the Flying Tigers, by Larry M. Pistole, Moss

An American WWII leather bomber jacket with interior sewn "blood chit", belonging to U.S. Lt. Bruce Barnes, United States Navy.

Original, multi-piece constructed patch. 5in diameter. Unused but a nice early example.

Appealing 10.25 x 13.5 print of a Lonnie Ortega drawing of Brigadier General David Lee ‘Tex’ Hill and his Flying Tigers aircraft, signed in pencil by Hill, Charlie Bond, Chuck Older, Charl

Terrific military aircraft relic, a section of the fuselage of a P-40E 'Warhawk' present at Pearl Harbor during the Japanese attack on December 7, 1941. The aircraft the saw service with Gen. Claire C

Flying Tigers. 8 ½” x 11”, thirty-two page program from the December 5-9, 1996 reunion, signed by twenty-one former AVG members. Signing on the last page are: Frank Anderson, Charles

WWII Style Leather Flight Jacket with Patches. Assorted lot with 10 patches, scarf, belt box, and a reproduction flying tigers plane fragment with signatures of Flying Tigers, Dick Rossi, Charles Olde

This signed art print is of the Flying Tigers P-40s in combat over the Hsiang Chiang River, China in 1944. Signed by five members including Ed Rector. The print is triple matted at 28 in. X 36 in. Num

John D. Shaw Limited Edition Lithograph signed and numbered '700/850 John Shaw' in pencil lower right. Signed by 17 AVG Flyers in pencil. Measures 25-in. x 31-in. Never framed or displayed. NrMt/Mt co

A fine association period wood model of a Consolidated Aircraft B-24 with stand, once owned by a veteran of the Fling Tigers. The model has a 21 inch wingspan and is 13.5 in. long. It is supported by

Original Flying Tigers AVG Patch

The Pictorial History of the Flying Tigers, by Larry Pistole, 1981, Moss Publications. Beautiful book with over 240 pages of photos detailing the famed Flying Tigers. Book has been signed by Pistole a

Flying Tigers Signed Photograph. Color photograph of three warplanes in flight, signed by Bob Layher, “Tex” Hill and Joe Rochert. Engraved brass plaque below image. Framed to an overall si

World War II famous 'Flying Tigers' photograph signed by pilots Tex Hill, Richard Layher, and Dick Rossi. The Flying Tigers were the first "Aces" in the Pacific theater shooting down a total of 286 co

dated 1944; with stitched tiger "14th U.S. Air Force China 1944," and "1st Bomb Sqdn," with insignia, having original fringe

Charles Herman Older (1917–2006) was an American judge and flying ace. He was the third highest scoring ace of the American Volunteer Group (the " Flying Tigers ") and later the judge in the Charles

Original Flying Tigers AVG Patch

Flying Tigers. The First American Volunteer Group (AVG) of the Republic of China Air Force, nicknamed the Flying Tigers, was formed to help oppose the Japanese invasion of China. Operating in 1941�

4 pieces. Mint to near mint condition. Unboxed.