Roundel Pillows

Royal Air Force

Royal Air Force

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U.S. Military National Aircraft Roundels for the aviation and military enthusiast. These are the popular insignias displayed on American military warbird airplanes.

United States Army Air Corps

United States Army Air Corps

You will find this insignia on military aircraft of the United States regardless of which branch of the armed services they fly for. This version was first adopted in 1947 around the time the Air Force was created.

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Roundel design in red, yellow and green.

Roundel design in red, yellow and green with a distressed look.

Royal Air Force

American Military rondel for use on low visibility aircraft. This design began being used in the 1980's and is still used on some aircraft today.

Vintage United States Air Force USAAC Roundel 1919-1941 distressed

A vintage roundel design in black and amber colours.

RNZAF Royal New Zealand Air Force Roundel

Royal Air Force Roundel Type C1.

The United States Air Force (USAF) is the aerial and space warfare service branch of the United States Armed Forces.

Perfect for pilots, Swedish Air Force veterans, military aviation enthusiasts, Gripen model kit builders and flight simulator gamers. Also makes a cool Swedish Air Force gift at Christmas and birthdays.

A nostalgic look back to the days when 45rpm vinyl singles ruled the music world.

Low-visibility roundel used on camouflaged aircraft since the 1970s.

RAF Roundel with an antiquated grunge effect

Used after late 1929 when colours were increased in saturation until replaced by Type B during summer 1938.

Low-visibility roundel used in conjunction with air superiority grey schemes since the 1980s. Colours are known as "salmon pink" and "baby blue".

Perfect for pilots, Swedish Air Force veterans, military aviation enthusiasts, Gripen model kit builders and flight simulator gamers. Also makes a cool Swedish Air Force gift at Christmas and birthdays.

Spitfire Mk.IX, 5J-K, Pilot Johnny Plagis. Johnny Plagis took command of No. 126 (Cat Gulf) Squadron in June 1944. He chose 5J-K because of the large letter “K” on its tail after his sister ‘Kay’ (Katrina) which was also painted on the port side. This is one of the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight spitfires MK356, an LF IXe, representing Johnny Plagis' aircraft which was LM214 and an LF IXc.

Focused Roundel

USAF Symbol in Vintage Grunge Retro Style textures and edges

Low-visibility roundel used on the Lockheed Martin Lightning 2, with the centre being the same grey as the airframe.

A distressed version of the classic RAF roundel symbol favored by the British Mods.

Used on fuselage sides of some night-flying aircraft (bombers, e.g. Vickers Wellington; night fighters, e.g., Boulton Paul Defiant) late 1940 – mid-1942.