Wings of History Air Museum

For those who love aviation and flying

This is a preview of some of the items that will be available to bid at the Silent Auction taking place in the clubhouse from 10:00AM – 1:30PM on November 1 during our Open House.  You must be present to bid.  Since this is a preview, the items listed and their starting bids are subject to change.  If you have questions about any of the items please send an email to ddebold@gmail.com.

Aviation Art

Ryan STA framed print

This signed print by artist Robyn Clark is number 343 of 1000.  

“Pacific Lightning” print of a P38 in flight

 This is signed print 138 of 1000 by well known aviation artist Matthew Waki.

Framed Photo of F-100 Super Sabres in Flight

US Air Force photo by Technical Sergeant A.C. McGraw

Models

Large Boeing 777 Model

Large A10 Thunderbird RC Model

 

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Small P51 Mustang Red Tail

As flown by the famous Tuskegee Airmen

 

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Metal Naval Ship Recognition Models

These were manufactured by Comet Metal Products under contract by the US government to provide sets of models used for ship recognition training during and after World War II.  We have 3 – an aircraft carrier, a battleship and a destroyer.  These appear to have been manufactured in the 1950s.

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Large P-40 Warhawk RC Model

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Fairchild C-119 Flying Boxcar Wooden Desk Model

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Collectible Replica of a 1949 Woody Wagon

 

Includes a special edition Yafa pen

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Miscellaneous Items

Tail Hook Bookends

Made from real naval aircraft tail hooks. They are very heavy and can support a large stack of books.

Aviator’s Cap

 

Realistic Patrolman CB-60 Radio

Can receive AM, FM, CB, Air, VHF and UHF bands.  This is a vintage radio sold by RadioShack in the early 1980s.

WWII Naval Aviator memorabilia