Enola Gay & Bockscar - Photo of Planes Signed by 6

Enola Gay and Bockscar. A dramatic 11 ½”” x 8” color photograph with the Enola Gay in the foreground and Bockscar in the background signed by both aircraft commanders Paul Tibbets and Charles S

Atomic Bomb: 8"x10" photo of Charles Albury, Co-Pilot of the Scientific B29 Accompanying the " Enola Gay " to Hiroshima on August 6, 1945, and Co-Pilot of the " Bockscar" the bomb carrying plane to Na

Enola Gay and Bockscar. a dramatic 11 ½" x 8" color photograph with the Enola Gay in the foreground and the Bockscar in the background signed by both aircraft commanders, Paul Tibbets and Charl

Enola Gay: Theodore “Dutch” Van Kirk. 6” x 4” color photograph of the Enola Gay, signed.

Atomic Bomb: Enola Gay and Bockscar. 10” x 8” black and white photograph signed by Paul Tibbets, “Paul Tibbets, C. O. 509th Conposite Group” and Don Albury, “Capt. Don Albury Co-Pilot Bocksc

Enola Gay: Enola Gay 8"x10" black and white photo of the entire crew who flew on the Enola Gay to Hiroshima, August 6 1945. Photo taken during press interview Aug.14, 1945, signed by five Enola Gay cr

Atomic Bomb: Color 8"x11" Image of 509 th Composite Group B29 " Straight Flush", the advance weather B29 that flew an hour ahead of the "Enola Gay" reporting weather conditions over the city Hiroshima

Atomic Bomb: previously restricted 8"x10" photograph of the Hiroshima Atomic Bomb L-11 known as "Little Boy" being raised into the Enola Gay at 3;30 p.m., Tinian Time, while a photographer with movie

Enola Gay signed photo, depicting the bomb blast over Hiroshima on 6 August 1945. Photo is signed in blue felt-tip by the Enola Gay crew: ''Paul Tibbets, Pilot'', ''Dutch Van Kirk / Navigator'', ''Tom

Atomic Bomb : 8"x10", image size slightly smaller approximately 4"x9", of possibly the last photograph of the Enola Gay as It is taking off for Hiroshima, August 6 th 1945 approximately 3:00 a.m. Tini

Atomic Bomb: Enola Gay Crew 8"x10" black and white photograph of the Enola Gay taken on Tinian after the bombing of Hiroshima. The photograph, believed to be unpublished was taken by an Enola Gay Grou

Enola Gay, Paul Tibbets Signed Superb Photograph Two toned glossy photo of Enola Gay, 10" x 8". Signed by Paul Tibbets "Paul Tibbets, Pilot / 6 Aug 1945" Fine condition. Accompanied by a Certificate o

A 8x10 of the Hiroshima Atomic Bomb blast signed by the plane Enola Gays crew who dropped them Paul Tibbetts Tom Ferebee Dutch Van Kirk and the radio man too with COA

Enola Gay: Dutch Van Kirk. 10” x 8” black and white photograph of the mushroom cloud with a lengthy autograph note: “We dropped the first atomic bomb at 8:15 A.M. Tinian time, on Aug. 6, 1945, f

Atomic Bomb: 8"x10" Dramatic color photograph of both Atomic Bombers," Bockscar" left rear of photo, Enola Gay in foreground, boldly autographed statement by the Enola Gay Navigator, Dutch Van Kirk, D

Hiroshima Mushroom Cloud. 8" x 10" black and white photograph signed in silver ink by Dutch Van Kirk (1921-2014) " Dutch Van Kirk Navigator-Enola Gay Hiroshima -6 Aug 1945" and also by Russell E. Gack

Atomic Bomb: Enola Gay, 8"x10" black and white image of the Co Pilot side of the B29 Enola Gay. This inscription did not last long as Paul Tibbets did not want It on the plane and had it removed. Sign

Post-Hiroshima Color Photo of the Enola Gay at Tinian Island A color photograph, 10.75" x 8", no place, dated circa August 6, 1945. A spectacular photograph of the "Enola Gay" plane sitting on the run

WW2 Atomic bomber Brig Gen Paul Tibbetts signed 10 x 8 photo in cockpit of the Enola Gay. Rare inscription Paul Tibbets , pilot B29 Enola Gay Hiroshima Japan 6 Aug 1945, Dated 26/7/2003. He is best kn

Two items signed by the Enola Gay pilot: a glossy 8 x 10 photo of the devastating mushroom cloud over Hiroshima, signed in blue felt tip, "Paul W. Tibbets, Hiroshima 8/6/45”; and a blue felt tip

Enola Gay. Enola Gay was, the B-29 bomber that was the plane that was used on August 6, 1945, to drop an atomic bomb on Hiroshima, Japan, the first time the explosive device had been used on an enemy

Enola Gay. Enola Gay was, the B-29 bomber that was the plane that was used on August 6, 1945, to drop an atomic bomb on Hiroshima, Japan, the first time the explosive device had been used on an enemy

Atomic Bomb: 8"x10" black white portrait photograph of the " Enola Gay" taken after the war was over on the island of Tinian by 509 th still photographer, Arman Shamlian, signed by four members of the

"Enola Gay" Photo Signed by 3 Crew: Tibbets, Ferebee, Van Kirk An 8” x 10” black and white glossy photograph of three "Enola Gay" crew members, boldly signed by them: "Enola Gay" Pilot and