Original Flying Tigers AVG Patch

Original Flying Tigers AVG Patch

Original Flying Tigers AVG Patch

Patch is a reunion/Fantasy Piece

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

Flying Tigers. The book, Tale of a Tiger, by R. T. Smith, Tiger Originals 1988, signed on the first blank page by Bob Layher (1916-2006) “Bob Layher Flt Ldr 2nd Sqd A.V.G.,” Emma Jane Petach H

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

AMERICAN / REPUBLIC OF CHINA WWII STATIONARY MODEL AIRPLANE, probably depicting a P-40 Tomahawk Flying Tigers (AVG), composition material, gray paint with blue and red decoration including a sharp mou

(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

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

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

Early show style poster signed by several of the famed Flying Tiger's

Flying Tiger to Air Commando , by Chuck Baisden, 1999 is a book that chronicles the 20 year military career of Chuck Baisden. Baisden has also signed the book as have (5) other A.V.G. Flying Tiger Vet

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

Flying Tigers. The First American Volunteer Group (AVG) of the Republic of China Air Force, nicknamed the Flying Tigers, was formed to help oppose the Japanese invasion of China. Operating in 1941�

Flying Tigers. The First American Volunteer Group (AVG) of the Republic of China Air Force, nicknamed the Flying Tigers, was formed to help oppose the Japanese invasion of China. Operating in 1941 to

Full-color limited edition print featuring the Flying Tigers battling over Rangoon. The copies offered by the Flying Tigers Association are the only ones with more than 50 AVG members’ signatures. F

Flying Tigers. 8 ½” x 11”, thirty-two page program from the December 5-9, 1996 reunion, signed by twenty-one former AVG members. Signing on the last page are: Frank Anderson, Charles

John D. Shaw Limited Edition Lithograph signed and numbered '700/850 John Shaw' in pencil lower right. Signed by 17 AVG Flyers in pencil. Measures 25-in. x 31-in. Never framed or displayed. NrMt/Mt co

dated 1944; with stitched tiger "14th U.S. Air Force China 1944," and "1st Bomb Sqdn," with insignia, having original fringe

With original interior and exterior box, die-cast, 1/48 scale, new condition

Flying Tigers: Erik Shilling (1926-2002) Pilot. Shilling was amongst the first volunteer pilots with the A.V.G. Although credited with only one air victory, Erik flew many dangerous photo missions in

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

Flying Tigers. The book, Tale of a Tiger, by R. T. Smith, Tiger Originals 1988, signed on the first blank page by Bob Layher (1916-2006) “Bob Layher Pilot 2 nd Sqd ” Emma Jane Petach Hanks (19