USAS USAC USAAF & USAF Related Artifacts

ARTIFACT: This is a hand-signed, autographed print image of noted World War I pilot Lt. Pat O'Brien, US Volunteer with the Royal Flying Corps. An Illinois native, Patrick "Pat" Alva O'Brien worked on the Santa Fe Railway prior to enlisting. He...

ARTIFACT: This is a beautiful painting by Jack D. Hunter, a World War II veteran famous for penning the 1964 novel "The Blue Max". Serving in counter-intelligence because of blindness to the colors red and green, Hunter carried out an operation...

ARTIFACT: Small black and white A.V.G (American Volunteer Group) print: Tigers on the Prowl by Robert Taylor. Initialed and #'d by the artist #32The image shows two P-40 Warhawks soaring above the ground below and reads: "TIGERS ON THE PROWL BY...

ARTIFACT: Signed American Volunteer Group (A.V.G) Print titled Fighting Tigers by Robert Taylor. The print depicts an aviation battle between the Flying Tigers and the Nakajima Imperial Japanese fighters over the Hsiang Chiang River in 194The print was...

ARTIFACT: This is an automobile tag for the United States Army Air Forces Flying Tigers (American Volunteer Group) 3rd Squadron. It is autographed on reverse by Dick Rossi of the 1st Pursuit Squadron. VINTAGE: Circa early 1990s. SIZE: Approximately...

ARTIFACT: This is an automobile tag for the United States Army Air Forces Flying Tigers (American Volunteer Group) 2nd Squadron. It is autographed on reverse by Dick Rossi of the 1st Pursuit Squadron. VINTAGE: Circa early 1990s. SIZE: Approximately...

ARTIFACT: This is a nice wartime hardcover 1944 copy of "God is My Co-Pilot" by World War II fighter ace and "Flying Tiger" with the American Volunteer Group, Colonel Robert L. Scott. Jr. As Group Commander of the Tigers' fighter...

ARTIFACT: Beautiful, early WWII American Volunteer Group (A.V.G.) Flying Tigers small size Tiger Pin in gold-fill on silver by Whitehead & Hoag. The pin shows a winged tiger in flight in the crook of a blue "V". The Tiger Pin is an extremely rare and...

ARTIFACT: This is a rare World War II CNAC (Chinese National Aviation Corporation) flight crew uniform breast patch. This patch was worn by crew on both their jungle jackets and flight suits. The patch was made in China in silk on cotton. CNAC was an...

ARTIFACT: It is not too often an actual piece of AVG Uniform Clothing is offered for sale. Right now, we have the privilege of offering the Museum Quality Dress Uniform of the Flying Tigers' Top-Scoring Ace, Bob Neale. Possibly one of the most important...

ARTIFACT: This is an extremely rare and highly sought after Large Size American Volunteer Group Personal Banner. It was made for 2nd Squadron "Panda Bears" Group Communications Officer Robert J. "R.J." King. Many AVG members were either presented with,...

ARTIFACT: Extremely Rare Early WWII Flying Tigers Honorable Discharge of Crew Chief John L. Overley, 2nd SquadronOffered here is an excellent example of one of the scarcest pieces of AVG paper documentation one can find: an original member's Diploma Type...