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Bell X-1 Plane Signed by Chuck Yeager
- Chuck Yeager truly
is an American hero and, at age 81, a living legend. This is the plane Chuck Yeager flew into the Space Age on October 14, 1947. At 10:30 on that fall morning, he piloted the X-1 to Mach 1.06--faster than the speed of sound. Handmade of Philippine mahogany and handpainted, this finely detailed 1/32; scale model is personally signed by Brig. Gen. Yeager. Arrives with a photograph of him signing, a certificate of authenticity, and a display stand. 12 ¾" long, 10 ½" wingspan |
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Enola Gay Photograph Signed by Paul W. Tibbets
- As Paul W. Tibbets flew his B-29 Super Fortress toward Hiroshima, a half-million Americans were preparing to invade Japan. Dropping the atomic bomb brought about a swift end to the war in the Pacific and saved countless American lives. Commemorating the 60th anniversary of the end of WWII, this black-and-white print features then-Col. Tibbets standing before the plane named for his mother. Every one is hand-signed by General Tibbets, now 89 years old. Matted and framed in wood under Plexiglas¨ |
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WWII DH Mosquito Moncton Express III Scale Model - From July–November 1944, flight lieutenants Andy Lockhart and Ralph Wood, members of the elite Pathfinder Force, flew the Moncton Express III bomber on 50 operations. This intricately detailed 1:32-scale die-cast metal replica has moving flaps, rudder, ailerons, elevators, and propellers, removable engine covers, clear cockpit canopy with pilot figures, opening bomb bay doors with bomb load, interchangeable undercarriage, and ground crew with bomb trolley and "Cookie" bomb. Display stand included (not shown). 20" wingspan. From Corgi Classics |
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WWII Black Sheep Squadron Autographed Photo - Led by Major Gregory "Pappy" Boyington, the Black Sheep Squadron was WWII?s most famous Marine Corps fighter squadron, shooting down 94 Japanese planes from August 1943—January 1944. Captain Robert W. McClurg was Boyington's wingman |
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Limited-Edition WWII Spitfire Mk-IA Scale Model - On September 15, 1940—now commemorated as Battle of Britain Day—Flight Sergeant George "Grumpy" Unwin of the RAF flew his Spitfire into battle, downing three German BF-109s and narrowly escaping being shot down himself. New from Corgi, England’s renowned maker of top-quality models, this historically accurate, meticulously detailed 1:32-scale diecast metal replica comes complete with ground crew and Grumpy’s dog Flash. Limited to an edition of 2,500. Display stand included |
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