Flying Tiger Cubs, Thompson Aircraft, Military WWII Advertisement 1943

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

P-40 Tiger Shark airplane ceiling fan, replicates the iconic "Flying Tiger" nose art from the P-40 aircraft used during WWII. The three propeller-shaped blades have a 48" span. Untested, was never use

A selection of original World War II US Army Air Force patches and wings including Flying Tigers, Strategic Air Command, 3rd, 5th, 9th, 20th, ROTC and flight wings. From the Britton military family co

CHENNAULT CLAIRE LEE: (1890-1958) American military aviator, best known for his leadership of the 'Flying Tigers' and the Chinese Air Force during World War II. A fine, bold black fountain pen ink sig

3 Military Books: God is My Co-Pilot by Col. Robert L Scott, 1943-44 autographed with vintage photo associated with Chennault & the Flying Tigers; Irish Brigade and its Campaigns, New York 1867; The P

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

170300 U.S. MILITARY WWII FIELD MAPS 1943-1944(5) U.S. military WWII field maps 1943-1944 to include one original Europe Road Map Series 1 first edition France with name of soldier Caldwell, two WWII

GERMANY. Stalingrad Junkers JU-52 Rescue Medallion, 1943. Aircraft flying low over encircled city, effecting rescue of 47,000 wounded soldiers, despite Hitler’s suicidal orders against breaking

AAF Flying Tigers Old Exterminator P-40E Warhawk Aircraft Signed Print. Limited Edition 286/1250. Print Signed and numbered by the artist (Ernie Boyette) and co-signed by P-40 Ace and General Robert L

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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

14th AAF / China Burma India Flying Tiger Lieutenant Colonel uniform, not named. The command pilot wings are modern, and the ribbons are mismatched. The bottom ribbon bar is a nice theater made exampl

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

Original Chinese theater made CATF patch. Often confused with the 14th Army Air Force, this unit pre-dated that. When the U.S. Army Air Forces arrived to China in July 1942, General Chennaults America

WWII CBI China Burma India Patches 1944 Banner / Pillow Cover. You will receive 3 CBI patches (one leather) and 3 other patches (10th Air Force, Merrill’s Marauders and Flying Tiger) as shown.

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

Framed note signed by General Claire Lee Chennault (1893-1958). Chennault is best known for his leadership of the "Flying Tigers" and the Republic of China Air Force in World War II. Nicely framed wit

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

2 Army Green Military Parachutes, World War II (2/3). This is a pair of army parachutes from 1943. This is two of three lots of military parachutes. Each parachute is a classic army green color, with

2 Army Green Military Parachutes, World War II (1/3). This is a pair of army parachutes from 1943. This is one of three lots of military parachutes. Each parachute is a classic army green color, with

Nice WWII US military 75mm tankround shell and a 1943 dated warhead. Both ae in good condition with surface rust and wear from use and age. Largest measures approximately 19" tall by 6" in diameter.

Manufactured by the Lockheed Corporation from 1943 to 1958 in Burbank, California, the Constellation served as a civil airliner and military transport aircraft. It was also the presidential aircraft o

World War II Era Wooden Aircraft Propeller. Circa 1943. Unmarked hardwood propeller with center hub and brass trim. Possibly used with an Anson Z Engine. Approx. 89” long. Minor chips and wear a

(MILITARY--WORLD WAR TWO.) Keep Us Flying! Buy War Bonds. Poster, 27¾ x 20 inches; original folds, minimal wear; backed with linen. [Washington]: Government Printing Office, 1943 The first poster