$75.00
Pan American Airlines Sikorsky S-42 'Pan American Clipper' over Bora Bora. . Signed and numbered. .
$75.00
Pan American Airlines Douglas DC-6 over the Brandenburg Gate. Originally commissioned by the Pan American Historical Foundation for their 2016 calendar.
$75.00
Pan American Airlines Lockheed L-049 Constellation. Originally commissioned by the Pan American Historical Foundation for their 2016 calendar.
$75.00
Pan American Airlines Sikorsky S-42 over the Golden Gate Bridge. Originally commissioned by the Pan American Historical Foundation for their 2016 calendar.
$220.00
Very special 11x17-inch wall-hanging display from Ron Cole that pairs polished aluminum cowling sections from one of the most famous of the classic Pan American World Airways clippers - L-047...
$75.00
Pan American World Airways (PAA) Douglas DC-3 NC33370 in Seattle, depicted prior to the last DC-3 flight to Alaska in 1949.
$120.00
One of the most recognized aircraft in the world, the Consolidated PBY Catalina not only served in the U.S. Navy, but also with the air arms of Britain, Australia, New...
$75.00
A special commission by Japanese industrialist Nobuo Harda for the anniversary of the end of the Pacific War. With extreme attention to historical and technical accuracy, I've depicted a moment...
$75.00
Pearl Harbor. December 7th 1941. First Wave. B5N2 'Kate' flown by Lt. Mitsumori Suzuki from the aircraft carrier Kaga. Cropped detail: Signed and numbered.
$200.00
The Airco DH.10 Amiens was the first heavy bomber to see operational service with the Royal Air Force (RAF) during World War I. Arriving too late to see much combat,...
$75.00
Royal Air Force Avro Lancaster B.II (powered by Bristol Hercules) serial number LL678 of 514 Squadron - 'Lily Mars'. Signed and numbered.
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A rare opportunity to own a piece of World War II history! This display includes an authentic fragment from the Avro Lancaster bomber piloted by Robert Barlow of Squadron No. 617,...
$230.00
Own an extremely rare original sample of RAF 'Special Night' powder coat night fighter coating on linen from the rudder of a DH.98 Mosquito NF Mk.II by the famous Col....
$200.00
Own and display an authentic piece of camouflaged upper-surface wing linen from Gloster Gladiator Mk.II N5903 of 141 Squadron RAF, paired with Ron Cole's original artwork of this specific aircraft...
$120.00
Very rare between-the-wars (c.1935) Royal Air Force Hawker Hind silver doped linen relic display with original art by Ron Cole. The Hawker Hind was the primary light bomber in the...
$250.00
Royal Air Force (RAF) Hawker Hurricane Mk.I Battle of Britain combat loss relic display. 257 Squadron, RAF, F/O James Henderson, August 31, 1940 This section of plywood was recovered from...
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Extremely well-preserved linen section of Hawker Hurricane Trop taken from an unserviceable aircraft by Col. George Burling Jerrett (later known as 'The Junkman Who Defeated Romell') near Sollum, Egypt...
$130.00
One of the most daring Allied missions of World War II took place on the night of May 16th/17th, 1943, when specially equipped RAF Lancaster bombers bombed several strategic dams...
$200.00
Own an incredibly rare piece of Great War aviation history! Authentic and with full provenance British-built SPAD S.VII c. 1917 tail fabric relic display with original artwork of this specific...
$75.00
Supermarine Spitfire Mk I of 54 Squadron RAF, flown by Flt. Lt. ‘Al’ Deere, October 1940. Signed and numbered. See all size and frame options.
$75.00
Royal Air Force Spitfire Mk.IIb in a tranquil setting. Signed and numbered.
$75.00
Watercolor and mixed-media painting of Royal Air Force Spitfire Mk.V in ETO. Signed and numbered.
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Royal Air Force (RAF) Supermarine Spitfire Mk.I Dunkirk 1940 combat loss. Section of very well-preserved linen from this aircraft's control surfaces with original brown and/or green camouflage paint (first several...
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A rare opportunity to own a piece of World War II history! Spitfire MkIIb (Serial # X4773), flown by Sgt. D.G. White, and was lost on March 27, 1943 over Cardiff,...
