Enola Gay Thomas Ferebee signed portrait photo

Original hand signed autographed 8x10 photo as shown. Good Condition.

ENOLA GAY: Signed 8 x 10 photograph by three crew members of the Enola Gay individually, comprising Paul W. Tibbets (1915-2007, American Brigadier General, pilot of the Enola Gay), Thomas W. Ferebee (

Hiroshima Enola Gay bomb aimer Tom Ferebee signed 8x10 photo. Good condition Est.

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

(WORLD WAR II--ENOLA GAY.) TIBBETS, PAUL. Three items: Two Photographs Signed * Return of the Enola Gay. Signed. The first photograph, full-length portrait showing him in uniform standing outside the

Atomic Bomb: 8" x10" black and white photograph, the only image known of the Bombardier on the " Enola Gay" alone with his Bombsight. Photograph was taken on Tinian after the Hiroshima mission. Tom Fe

Signed in blue ink Enola Gay Bombardier, World War II.

ENOLA GAY: Multiple signed 8 x 10 photograph by four crew members of the Enola Gay individually, comprising Paul W. Tibbets (1915-2007, American Brigadier General, pilot of the Enola Gay), Thomas W. F

"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

Enola Gay Crew, Paul Tibbits, Robert Caron, Jacob Beser, Tom Ferebee on card, Tibbits postcard, signed Tibbits photo

"Enola Gay" Photo Collage Signed by 3 Crew: Tibbets, Ferebee, Van Kirk A photograph collage of four images of the "Enola Gay," its officers, and ground crew, boldly signed by three crew members as: "E

Cardstock 10 x 8 photo of the Enola Gay crew, signed in blue felt tip, "Tom Ferebee, Bombardier, 11/5/90," "Paul W. Tibbets, Pilot," and "Theodore J. 'Dutch' Van Kirk, Navigator, 11-23-90." In

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

Tom Ferebee: 8"x10" black and white photograph sitting at his desk on Tinian, of the Bombardier on the Enola Gay mission and Staff Bombardier of the 509 th Composite Group, Tom Ferebee, (1918-200), "

Atomic Bomb: 8"x10" Black and white photograph of the officer crew of the Enola Gay, Dutch Van Kirk, Paul Tibbets and Tom Ferebee. This photo was used behind the title page of Paul Tibbets's book " Th

Two items: a glossy 10 x 8 cardstock photo of Paul Tibbets, Theodore ‘Dutch’ Van Kirk, and Tom Ferebee, each signing in thin blue felt tip and adding their title as a member of the Enola G

Cardstock 10 x 8 photo of the Enola Gay landing safely on the airstrip at Tinian after completing the mission to drop 'Little Boy' on Hiroshima, signed in blue felt tip, "Paul W. Tibbetts, Pil

A signed bw 8x10 of the bomb blast at Hiroshima dropped by Pilot Col Paul Tibbetts who signed the print with COA

The Enola Gay is a Boeing B-29 Superfortress bomber , named after Enola Gay Tibbets, the mother of the pilot, Colonel Paul Tibbets . Signed 8” x 10” Manhatten Project Heritage Presevation

A real photograph of the Enola Gay taped to a card signed by pilot Paul Tibbetts and George Caron from the crew with COA

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

Enola Gay WW2 Hiroshima crew member George Caron (tail Gunner on Enola Gay) signed 8x10 photo. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple wi

"Robert Oppenheimer Signed Letter & Enola Gay Crew Signed Photo". For your bidding consideration, we present an extraordinary collection piece of singular historical significance from the dawn of the

Enola Gay: Theodore “Dutch” Van Kirk. 10” x 8” color photograph of the Enola Gay on the ground being serviced signed, “The first atomic bomb was dropped from 30,000 feet. It detonated 43 sec