Other Aviation Objects

1978 Franklin Mint "The Great Airplanes Sterling Silver Miniature Collection in its original blue presentation case including the information booklet and letter of authenticity. The is fully complete and showcases 50 miniature sterling silver ingots depicting the Wright Brothers first flight through to the Supersonic Concorde. The booklet traces the astounding progress of flight during that time period of 75 years with different flights and airplanes embossed on each ingot which measure approximately - 16.6mm x 11.13mm x 1.26mm in thickness with the entire set weighing 100 grams of .925 Sterling Silver. The presentation case interior is plastic covered with a dark blue felt designed for each ingot to sit in its own compartment with an off-white satin in the inside top. The lid and bottom have a chromed metal rim to avoid any wear to the edges of the display case measures: Length: 28cm Width: 12.5cm Depth: 3cm. The booklet, the inside of the box and silver ingots are in very good condition. The cardboard covering to the box and the outside of the box itself show some signs of wear as does the letter. Please refer to the images. The planes featured are as follows Wright Flyer I, Santos-Dumont Demoiselle, Bleriot XI, The Deperdussin Monocoque, Sikorsky Le Grand, 1915 Fokker E-1, Avro 504 J, Sopwith Camel, Junkers J.1, Handley Page 0/400, Fokker DR-1, Fokker D-VII, Vickers Vimy, Navy Curtiss (NC-4), De Havilland Moth, Fokker F-VII, Ryan NYP, Dornier DO-X, Savola-Marchetti S-55, Piper Cub, Lockheed Vega, Gee Bee R-1, Douglas DC-3, Boeing B-17, Messerschmitt BF-109, Junkers JU-87, Short C Class Flying Boat, Spitfire, Mitsubishi Karigane, Ant-25, Heinkel HE-178, Ilyushin II-2 Stormovik, Focke-Wulf 190, Mitsubishi Zero, North American P-51 Mustang, Avro Lancaster, Boeing B-29, Lockheed Constellation, Bell X-1, Mikoyan MIG-15, F-86 Sabre, De Havilland Comet...

A splendid vintage fibreglass and plastic composite model of a Concorde in full British Airways livery mounted on a tripod stand by Space Models, circa 1990. This 1:36 scale aircraft model would have been presented to one of BA's top travel agents to use for marketing activities. Space Models Ltd was located in Feltham, Greater London. The company was founded in 1964 and was recognised as one of the UK's two leading companies in the production of Aerospace, Industrial, Military and Film & TV models and miniatures. The company directors were 'Wag' Evans, Brian Pugsley, Derek Ridley, Keith Baker, Keith Blackburn and originally, John Phillips. Key Model makers were Gary Dickens, David Seymour and Charlie Bryant (originally employed by Gerry Anderson...

Vintage wood airplane part mold. Can be used as a sculpture or a shelf or table accessory. In original condition with visible wear consistent with its age and use. Several other mold...

A late-20th Century vintage fibreglass and plastic composite model of a Boeing 747 in full British Airways livery mounted on a tripod stand by Space Models, circa 1990. This 1:50 sca...

A splendid vintage fibreglass and plastic composite model of a Concorde in full British Airways livery mounted on a tripod stand by Space Models, circa 1990. This 1:36 scale aircraft model would have been presented to one of BA's top travel agents to use for marketing activities. Space Models Ltd was located in Feltham, Greater London. The company was founded in 1964 and was recognised as one of the UK's two leading companies in the production of Aerospace, Industrial, Military and Film & TV models and miniatures. The company directors were 'Wag' Evans, Brian Pugsley, Derek Ridley, Keith Baker, Keith Blackburn and originally, John Phillips. Key Model makers were Gary Dickens, David Seymour and Charlie Bryant (originally employed by Gerry Anderson...

WWII Spitfire Altimeter Aircraft clock with brass screws and rugged shape, this clock brings fighter pilot precision to your desk. Its authentic dial houses the remnants of a sub dia...

During the Great War, from 1914-18, a new kind of art flourished. Hand crafted creations from gifted soldiers and army personnel became known as trench art. They used whatever material was at hand…bullet shells, wood, and fabric, during an era when planes were built from fabric on a frame. Popular fabrications included lighters and clocks made in all shapes and sizes. Our Industrial Style Aviator Clock...

Circa 1990s used aeroplane propeller. An unusual item that somehow came into my possession. The propeller was sold through - Newton Propeller, Powys, UK...

A fascinating piece of United States history, this moonstone flew with the American astronaut James Irwin on the July 26, 1971, Apollo 15 mission, the fourth...

The embodiment of American ingenuity and aviation history, this collection of tools and artifacts were used by the legendary Wright Brothers in the creation of their groundbreaking “Flyers”. Comprising numerous drill bits, shop envelopes and even a pair of engine grease cups, this collection was given to Louis P. Christman (1893-1972), the man responsible for the full blueprints and restoration of the 1905 Wright Flyer...

Representing American ingenuity and aviation history, this collection of drill bits was once used by the legendary Wright Brothers in the creation of their groundbreaking “Flyers.” Among the original tools the Wright Brothers used in their bicycle shop in Dayton, Ohio, they would have been used in the making of their bicycles, gliders and all of their iconic Flyers created from 1903 to 1911. Housed in a wooden box from the shop, they were later given to Louis P. Christman (1893-1972), the man responsible for the full blueprints and restoration of the 1905 Wright Flyer...

The embodiment of American ingenuity and aviation history, this collection of tools and artifacts were used by the legendary Wright Brothers in the creation of their groundbreaking “Flyers”. Comprising numerous drill bits, shop envelopes and even a pair of engine grease cups, this collection was given to Louis P. Christman (1893-1972), the man responsible for the full blueprints and restoration of the 1905 Wright Flyer...