US WWII Flying Tigers 'Blood Chit' Bomber Jacket

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

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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

Pair of WWII silk type blood chits for sewing into uniforms and flight jackets. Both were at one time mounted on something given the masking tape on the top of each. The scale is shown for size refere

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

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

An authentic United States Air Force and Army military issued flight or bomber jacket worn by a WWII pilot offers leather outer with fleece inner, original tag as photographed, size 36, c1940. Measure

WW2 US Ace Bob Scott signed 1987 Marshall Islands FDC. Commander Flying Tigers. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and

Nice WWII US military bomber squadron leather hand painted flight jacket patch. Patch is in good condition with no stitch marks. Measures approximately 5" in diameter.

Nice WWII US military bomber squadron leather hand painted flight jacket patch. Patch is in very nice condition with no stitch marks. Measures approximately 5" in diameter.

(8) WORLD WAR II PATCHES Includes (4) WWII US Army Service Corps patches: (1) 13th Air Corps Patch, (2) Staff Sergeant patches and (1) 14th Air Corps "Flying Tigers" Patch ; Condition - All patches ar

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

Nice WWII US military 479th Bomber Squadron leather hand painted flight jacket patch. Patch is in nice condition with no stitch marks. Measures approximately 5" in diameter.

Nice WWII US military 473rd Bomber Squadron leather hand painted flight jacket patch. Patch is in nice condition with no stitch marks. Measures approximately 4-1/2" in diameter.

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

Original silk blood chit for wear inside pilot and aviator jackets, dated 1951, and for the Far East. Good condition and perfect for a Korean War Display.

Lot is nine Dragon Models WWII PLUS Action Figures, Mint - NOS. `Consists of USAAF Bomber Captain, The Blond Knight, Flying Tigers, Seal Team 3, NAM, Goldstream Guards, Heinrich Himmler, Swift Freedom

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

4 pieces. 2 Flying Tigers from US Army Air Forces and 2 from US Navy Series. Mint to near mint condition. Unboxed.

14th Air Force, Flying Tigers patches. Bendone New York label.

Randolph Field "West Point of the Air Flying Cadets" 1939 pre-WWII recruiting poster; illustrated with photograph/drawing montage including formations of fighter planes, biplanes, bombers, aerial view

Hand painted with "Edie Was a Lady" on back with a bomber plane. Front decorated with skull, crossbones, and winged skull emblems. Lieutenant bars sewn to shoulders. Possibly Type A-2. Medium size. Go

Collection WWII Brown Leather A-2 Bomber Jacket, Size 38, Flight cap and dress hat / beret (size 7 3/4). Jacket is in brittle condition, damage to knit cuffs, separations along seams in places. Collec

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