This is a large-scale desktop display model of the Boeing P-26 Peashooter, a pursuit aircraft used by the United States Army Air Corps in the 1930s. The model is presented in 1/24 scale and is likely constructed from hand-carved mahogany with a professional high-gloss painted finish. It is finished in a pre-World War II livery featuring a blue fuselage with red and white spearhead stripes, yellow wings with star-in-circle roundels including the red center dot, and a yellow tail assembly marked with the number 23. The rudder is painted with vertical red and white stripes. The fuselage sides display a unit insignia depicting a bird of prey design. Detailed features include a radial engine, a three-blade propeller, and wire rigging between the wings and fuselage. The model is mounted on a black-painted wooden display stand with a curved support neck. The base of the stand features gold-colored printed text reading P-26 Peashooter and SCALE 1/24.