DAN DECARLO WWII Airplane Nose + Tail Artworks!

2 Vintage Military Model Airplanes. *Proc R7752 - Apx. 12" Nose to Tail 16" Wing Span - One tire needs to be reattached. *US Navy - Yellow - F3F3 1445 5-F - Apx. 9" Tail to Nose 11" Wing Span. Photos

Includes instruction sheet, pylon, airplane, control base and landing field. Most complete we have ever seen. There is damage to the airplane tail and damage to the prop. Original box is in rough shap

"Original Archie Comic Artwork" 1987 17.5"x11" Mixed Media on Paper framed Signed lower right

3 Vintage Model Military Airplanes. Plastic. *BTOT Wing Span Apx. 22" - Nose to Tail Apx. 15". *L088 - Green - Wing Span Apx. 12" - Nose to Tail Apx. 9". *#4 N77V -Yellow- Wing Span Apx. 9" - Nose to

This brown bear skin has been mounted on two layers of green felt and an additional layer that is an animal print. It measures 66" from nose to tail. 8"T x 80"L x 73"W.

This rug was made from an adolescent black bear. It is mounted on two layers of felt and another cushioned layer of fabric. It measures 58" from nose to tail. 68"W x 58"L.

metal and paint. height 25" to back of tail. length nose to tail 31", wings are 38"

Lockheed P-38 Lightning Putt Putt Maru WWII fighter plane desk model, it measures 14 inches nose to tail and has a 19 1/4 inch wingspan, it is in excellent condition as is the original wooden and meta

404 Piedmont N40402. One propeller blade is broken off but is present. Needs work to stay mounted on stand. Needs cleaning. 12 inches from nose to tail.

16" wingspan, 10" nose to tail; no manufacturer mark; condition fair

Hershey's 100th anniversary 1929 Lockheed Air Express plane. 1894 - 1994. Replica die cast coin bank. 12" wing span X 8" nose to tail. In original box. Photos are considered part of the description an

9" nose to tail. 12 1/2" wingspan; condition good

2 Model Airplanes. *HuAF 59th TFW Fulcrum Plane. Apx. 14" Wing Span - Apx. 20" Nose to Tail. *Hawker Typhoon Prog. JP671. Apx. 21" Wing Span - Apx. 16 1/2" Nose to Tail. Photo's are considered part of

Plastic silver model of a WWII era Military fighter plane with collapsible landing gear, front propeller and adjustable rudders. From the Ray Bentley Collection. Condition: (Very Good). Dimensions: 30

Featuring World War II airplanes of which one of the signs includes that example with the plane. It has some minor to moderate wear and rubs, with very little overall wear on the other sign. Condition

Spirit of St. Louis Model Airplane. Detailed model of the one that Charles Lindberg soloed across the Atlantic. Wing Span Apx. 19 1/2" W. Tail to Nose Apx 12 1/2" L. In Original Styrofoam Packing - Do

18" wingspan, 13" tail to nose; propellers broken off; 2 metal tabs on tail piece missing: windup mechanism turns, but guns do not spark; condition fair

3 Vintage Model Military Airplanes. *Yellow Tip Wing Bi-Plane - DF-184 - Apx. 9" Tail to Nose, 11" Wingspan. *Red White and Blue Wings - Heart with Skull and Cross Bones - 1895 Type 17 Apx. 7 1/2" Nos

Place a coin on the nose and as the tail is pulled, he will throw the coin off, catch it in his mouth and swallow it. The trap and eyes appear to be original. Overall condition is very good. (JY) Dime

Consists of: No. 5600 International Airport, orange roof hanger with the grey doors, complete, includes six airplanes, two missing the nose wheel, three automobiles, ambulance, fire truck and grey bus

Place a coin on the nose of the bulldog. Pull the tail and coin is flipped up and falls into the bulldog's mouth. Areas of over paint throughout. Missing the trap. (JY). (Good). 8" x 5 -1/2".

This model plane is heavy cast metal with all original decals. There are paint chips on the ends of the wings, the tip of the tail and the tip of the nose. Minor scattered wear else where. This is a n

J. & E. Stevens bank. Blue carpet. Place a coin onto the nose of the bulldog. Then pull the tail of the bulldog and he will flip the coin into his mouth. (JY). (Excellent). 8" T.

Brown, J. & E. Stevens Co. Designed by James H. Bowen, patented 4/27/1880. Place the coin on the nose of the dog and as the tail is pulled he will throw the coin off, catching it in his mouth and swal