Aircraft Company Related Artifacts

ARTIFACT: This is a World War II Convair (Consolidated-Vultee Aircraft) at San Diego roving worker badge pass to gain access to all area shops. Consolidated was formed in 1923 and soon gained fame for its production of flying boats (seaplanes). In 1943...

ARTIFACT: This is a unique World War II aircraft company worker badge by Whitehead and Hoag of Newark, New Jersey. The badge certifies that the wearer is a Grade A acetylene welder, and is stamped with the "Army-Navy" government inspector's...

ARTIFACT: This is a nice circa World War II worker photo identification badge for the General Electric Company River Works location in Lynn, Massachusetts. River Works is where the first United States-produced jet engine was born in 194The badge is by...

ARTIFACT: This is a wonderful World War I homefront war worker badge for the Honeymead Corporation Essential (Aircraft) Industry division. The badge is in enameled sterling silver, and shows a bull's-eye at center in red, white and blue, mimicking the...

ARTIFACT: Great WWII Pioneer Parachute Com. Boxed double deck of playing cards by Brown & Bigelow. The front of the box and cards display the company logo, a soldier/man suspended from an open parachute and beneath him reads: "PIONEER PARACHUTE...

ARTIFACT: Rare WWII Junkers Flugzeuge U(nd) Motorenwerke A.G. tool or part tag in painted, wartime zinc. The tag shows the number: "244" stamped in the center with black painted detail and below the letter: "F" in raised detail. The outer edge reads:...

ARTIFACT: This is a World War II Luftwaffe 8-Day aircraft clock by Kienzle. The clock is from a bomber, such as a Junkers Ju 88 or Heinkel He 11It has recently been cleaned and repaired and runs perfectly. VINTAGE: Circa World War II...

ARTIFACT: This is a fabulous circa 1914 promotional paperweight for Motorenfabrik Oberursel AG, a German aircraft automobile and locomotive engine producer. Named Motorenfabrik Oberursel in 1893, the company had been organized under a different name two...

ARTIFACT: This is a great circa 1920s de Havilland Aircraft Company Limited lapel pin from the estate of World War I Royal Flying Corps double ace Captain E.F.W. Peacock, M.C. Canadian by birth, Peacock was responsible for 11 kills, two of them in one...

ARTIFACT: This is a World War I copy of "Soci??t?? des Moteurs Salmson Moteurs D'Aviation" aircraft motor reference manual. Salmson was initially a Paris engineering company created in 1890 by Emile Salmson. Eventually the outfit took on the...

ARTIFACT: This is a fabulous early World War II United States Air Corps representative badge for Pan Am/Ferry Command and Glenn L. Martin Aircraft Company. The pin is dated January 1942 on the paper insert at center and the pilot's name is handwritten on...

ARTIFACT: This is a rare circa early World War II numbered shoulder strap badge for PAA Africa (also known as PAA Ferries). Roosevelt and Churchill approached Pan Am to form a subsidiary that would have outposts in Africa, and the venture became...