American Volunteer Group Flying Tigers Artifacts

ARTIFACT: This is a Extremely Rare World War II era Matched Pair of CNAC Pilot's Collar Insignia Chaina National Aviation Corporation, an airline co-owned equally by Pan Am Airlines and the Chinese government. CNAC ran many missions for the...

ARTIFACT: Originally Owned by Crew Chief Robert A. Smith. VINTAGE: Circa early WWII SIZE: Approximately 3/4" x 1". CONSTRUCTION / MATERIALS: 10K gold-fill on silver, enamel ATTACHMENT: Diagonal pin with drop in locking swivel...

ARTIFACT: This is a wonderful Flying Tigers wool blanket by world-renowned Pendleton Woolen Mills in Portland Oregon. The blanket is from a 1990s Flying Tigers (AVG & American Volunteer Group) reunion in Hood River, Oregon. VINTAGE: Circa 1990s...

ARTIFACT: This is a World War II Chinese Order of the Cloud and Banner 6th Class medal, as awarded to members of the American Volunteer Group. The award was started in 1935 and is given out for deeds to promote Chinese national security. The medal is a...

ARTIFACT: This is a grouping formerly belonging to Pilot Instructor Lester Hall, an American Volunteer Group (AVG) member. The grouping includes a nicely preserved example of the white silk so-called "Christmas Scarf". These scarves were given to all AVG...

ARTIFACT: This is a grouping originally belonging to Pilot and Flight Leader Herbert R. Cavanah, an American Volunteer Group (AVG or Flying Tigers) member. The grouping includes one Extremely Rare & seldom offered for sale blue silk AVG shoulder...

ARTIFACT: This is an Extremely Rare original, full size Discharge Certificate from the American Volunteer Group (AVG, Flying Tigers) to Pilot and Vice Squadron Leader James H. Howard for service from August 15, 1941 to July 4, 1942, The images do this...

ARTIFACT: This is an extremely rare American Volunteer Group (AVG, Flying Tigers) full-size enameled badge by Whitehead & Hoag Company of Newark, NJ. These badges only VERY RARELY come onto the open market and even more seldomly with attribution: the...

ARTIFACT: This is a very rare American Volunteer Group (AVG)-type Chinese pilot wing with a number (1946) in the vicinity of the Flying Tigers issuance, which is generally accepted as under the issue number of 2000. These early style issue Chinese wings...

ARTIFACT: This is an extremely rare World War II silver Chinese jeweler-made set of pilot's collar insignia for the American Volunteer Group, or Flying Tigers. AVG. is spelled out on each pin. VINTAGE: Circa WWII. SIZE: 7/16" height and 1-3/8"width...

ARTIFACT: Classic WWII, hand-painted China Air Task Force (early 14th Air Force) leather jacket patch, very similar to the one that Chennault wore. The patch is unworn so boarder is only lightly glued. The 14th AF was established in March 1943 in...

ARTIFACT: This is an extremely rare lapel pin from the American Volunteer Group (aka the Flying Tigers).The pin shows a winged tiger in flight with a ruby where his mouth is. VINTAGE: Circa World War II. SIZE: About 3/4" in height and 1-1/8" in width...