Recognized Dealers Aviation Objects

A Rare George III pocket globe by T. Harris and Son, London, 1813. Housed in the original sharkskin case. A fasinsting and rare item in wonderful condition. The terrestrial globe inscribed 'New Terrestrial Globe By T.Harris and Sons 1813' rotates on its axes inside a hinged black shagreen case. The concave interior of the case applied with the engraved celestial charts of the Northern and Southern skies and depictatioins of the symbols of Zodiac. The Harris family — Thomas Harris (d. 1837) and his son William Harris (1797-1846) — were London opticians who also sold and later produced terrestrial and celestial globes. Initially, Thomas Harris was principally an optician and mathematical instrument maker. He was joined, and then succeeded, by William in...

Air France commissioned French artist Bernard Villemot to design this dazzling poster to promote tourism to Paris in 1967. Primarily printed in blue and green, the painterly design f...

Metal model airplane with articulating control surfaces and propellers.

During the 1950s and 1960s, American artist David Klein created dozens of alluring posters for Howard Hughes' glamorous Trans World Airlines, capturing the excitement and adventure of travel. His iconic designs, with their bright and colorful illustrations of famous landmarks, won many awards and came to define the spirit of the jet age. Without a doubt one of Klein's most iconic and sought after TWA designs, his dazzling 'New York' poster depicted a bright, abstract interpretation of Times Square, with its twinkling lights, traffic and high-rise billboards printed in a kaleidoscopic explosion of electrifying color, conveying the irresistible energy and magic of the buzzing city. Originally issued in 1956, the first printing featured an illustration of a TWA Constellation...

A late 18th century 3" pocket globe signed and dated 1791. Housed in its original sharkskin case. The interior of the case is laid with gorse depicting the northern and southern cele...

American mid-century (1960s) American Airlines wire jet plane sculpture on a square wooden base.

Great item for Air Force vet or World War II airplane collector or aficionado. Cotton Hawaiian vintage shirt with several different types of Worl...

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...

Originally from the from the Goodyear Airdock in Akron, Ohio.

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...