American Volunteer Group Flying Tigers Artifacts

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...

ARTIFACT: This beautiful, large Flying Tigers banner is in excellent condition. Although it does not state 3rd Squadron on it, the 3rd, or "Hell's Angels", Squadron was the only squadron to fight side by side with the Royal Air Force, so the...

ARTIFACT: One of the most important WWII US & Chinese Aviation uniforms in existence, and certainly the finest uniform we have ever had the privilege to offer:The full dress uniform: Jacket, Pants, shirt, tie, and Overseas Cap of the Flying Tigers...

ARTIFACT: Here we have an absolutely beautiful American Volunteer Group souvenir. This piece started life as the famous so-called "Christmas Scarf" given to all of the Flying Tigers by Madame Chiang Kai Shek on December 25th, 1941 at a dinner honoring...

ARTIFACT: This is a circa 1980s flight attendant wing 3rd issue for the Flying Tiger Line. The airline was started in Los Angeles, California by ten former American Volunteer Group members in 1947, and it operated until 198The wing has a tiger's head at...

ARTIFACT: This is a circa 1980 captain or check pilot wing 5th issue for the Flying Tigers Airlines, originally the Flying Tiger Line, which began in 1945 as the first commercial air cargo company in the US and later became a military charter outfit...

ARTIFACT: This is a circa early 1970s pilot hat badge 3rd issue Type II for the Flying Tiger Line. The airline was started in Los Angeles, California by ten former American Volunteer Group members in 1947, and it operated until 198The badge shows a...

ARTIFACT: This is a great circa mid-1950s hat badge 2nd issue for the Flying Tiger Line, which began in 1945 as the first commercial air cargo company in the US and was later a military charter outfit until 198The badge is by Balfour in sterling silver...

ARTIFACT: This is a circa early to mid-1960s 3rd Issue, Type 1 Logo pilot tie bar pin for the Flying Tiger Line, which began in 1945 as the first commercial air cargo company in the US and was later a military charter outfit until 198The logo is a wheel...

ARTIFACT: This is a fabulous, huge Flying Tiger Line flight suit back patch from the early 1950s. Flying Tiger Line began in 1945 as the first commercial air cargo company in the US and later became military charter outfit until 198The patch is edged and...

ARTIFACT: This is a beautiful 1960's belt buckle for the Flying Tiger Line, which began in 1945 as the first commercial air cargo company in the US and was later a military charter outfit until 198The center displays a 3rd issue wing logo design, a wheel...

ARTIFACT: This is a great old circa early 1950s airline uniform tie clip for the Flying Tiger Line, which began in 1945 as the first commercial air cargo company in the US and was later a military charter outfit until 198The clip has the "shark mouth"...