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The P-51 D Mustang is a legendary WWII Fighter Plane. Its Range, Speed, Aerodynamic design and Firepower made it one of the stand out Warbirds of World War Two. This Vintage Detailed Design aims to capture the spirit of this formidable American Aircraft.

Nose Art from famous B-17G Flying Fortress 'Nine-O-Nine'. Built in 1943, Nine-O-Nine's name came from her serial number, the last three digits of which were 909. She survived 140 combat missions, 21 engine changes and substantial flak damage, never losing a crewman as a casualty during her service in World War 2. Unfortunately Nine-O-Nine was scrapped after WW2 ended. 909 Apparel is named in honour of this mighty aircraft.

Known as 'the Jug', the P47 is regarded as one of the all-round best American Aircraft of the Second World War. The Model depicted here is the P-47D Thunderbolt.

Republic Aviation (1939 - 1965) was an American Aircraft Manufacturer famous for producing the P-47 Thunderbolt, F-84 Thunderjet and F-105 Thunderchief. This Vintage Logo is inspired by Republic's 1940s Logos.

Vintage Vought F4U Corsair Blueprint Design. Known as the 'Bent Wing Bird', the Corsair served as a Carrier and Land-Based Fighter-Bomber in WWII and the Korean War. Its Speed, Agility, Range & Ruggedness helped Pacific Theatre Pilots achieve a 11:1 Aerial Victory Ratio. The Model depicted here is the F4U-1D Corsair.

No. 302 'City of Poznan' Polish Fighter Squadron was one of several Polish Squadrons to fight alongside the RAF during WWII & the Battle of Britain. Flying the Hawker Hurricane & Supermarine Spitfire, brave Polish Pilots and Aircrew played a vital role in WWII. We've recreated 302's Emblem using archive photos, and added lots of details, including hand-drawn 1940s Lettering.

Vintage Signature C-47 Skytrain Blueprint Design. This versatile and capable aircraft was made by the Douglas Aircraft Company and also known as the Dakota and the Gooney Bird. It served in all theatres of WWII, flying tons of vital supplies to front line troops, evacuating the wounded, dropping paratroopers and towing gliders. The C-47 depicted here is 'Night Fright'.

Flak-Bait is a Martin B-26 Marauder that holds the USAAF record for most bombing missions survived during World War II. During the course of its 202 missions (207 if decoy missions are included), Flak-Bait certainly lived up to its name, being shot with over 1000 holes, returning twice on one engine (once with the disabled engine on fire). A veteran of D-Day and the Battle of the Bulge, Flak-Bait is currently under preservation at the Udvar-Hazy Center. Using contemporary photographs & documents, we've recreated this iconic aircraft's Nose Art in stunning detail, including the brush strokes, time-worn paint & weathering that tells the story of this historic aircraft and the men that flew her.

B-17 Flying Fortress Vintage Bomber Design. The B-17, which first flew in 1935, is our favourite aircraft at 909 Apparel. In fact we're named after the B-17 that inspired this design, the record breaking Nine-O-Nine.

Our Supermarine Aviation Works Logo recreates the 'Supermarine' logo stamped onto the Rudder Pedals of early Spitfires. This is just one of many different logos Supermarine had during their existence from 1913 to 1960, including the famous 'S' Flag Logo. Supermarine was a British Aircraft Manufacturer founded in 1913. Supermarine rose to prominence with its successes in the Schneider Trophy for seaplanes, and is most famous for designing and producing the Spitfire, a Fighter Plane that undoubtedly helped turn the tide of World War II.

'Ferocious Frankie' is a P-51D Mustang flown in WWII by Mj. Wallace Hopkins of the 374th Fighter Squadron, 361st Fighter Group. This aircraft, with Serial Number: 44-13704, was named in honour of his wife Frankie. 'Ferocious Frankie' has become one of the most iconic Mustang Liveries, and is a personal favourite of ours.

US Army Air Corps Roundel, as used by the USAAC from 1919 - 1942. Roundels are used to identify aircraft in Military Aviation. Find more Vintage Aviation Designs in the 909 Apparel Store.

The P-40 Warhawk is a legendary WWII Fighter Plane. It first flew in 1938, and saw combat from 1941 onwards. Famous for its Shark Mouth Nose Art, the P-40 excelled as an air superiority aircraft. This design features a P-40N named 'Boss's Hoss', flown by Flying Tigers & AVG Ace Lt Col W.N. Reed.

The 2nd Armored Division 'Hell on Wheels' was a tank & armored vehicle division active from 1940 - 1995. The 2nd AD played a critical role in WW2, and was featured in the film 'Fury'. The Division was inactivated in 1995.

Supermarine Spitfire Mk. 1 Vintage Design with Detailed Facts about this Legendary British Aircraft.

The Douglas Aircraft Company was an American aerospace manufacturer founded in 1921. This Vintage Design recreates the Douglas Aircraft Company's 'First Around the World' Logo from the 1930s, celebrating the historic around-the-world flight of the Douglas World Cruiser in 1924.

Lancaster B1 Vintage Bomber Blueprint Design, featuring historical facts & figures on this legendary aircraft. We used the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight's Lanc as inspiration for this one.

Supermarine Spitfire Vintage Design. This Legendary British Aircraft entered service in the RAF in 1938. The Mk.1 Spitfire was the first model produced by Supermarine, and saw action in the Battle of Britain in 1940.

Hawker Hurricane Mk. 1 Blueprint Design with Detailed Specifications & Facts on this largely underrated British Aircraft that scored the majority of Aerial Combat Victories in the Battle of Britain.

The Tuskegee Airmen were African-American Pilots & Ground Crew who served with distinction in the 332nd Fighter Group & 477th BG in WWII. Also known as the Red Tails, they flew the P-39 Airacobra, P-40 Warhawk, P-47 Thunderbolt & notably the P-51 Mustang.

The P-51 D Mustang is a legendary WWII Fighter Plane. Its Range, Speed, Aerodynamic design and Firepower made it one of the stand out Warbirds of World War Two. This Vintage Detailed Design aims to capture the spirit of this formidable American Aircraft.

Supermarine Spitfire Vintage Design. This Legendary British Aircraft entered service in the RAF in 1938. The Mk.1 Spitfire was the first model produced by Supermarine, and saw action in the Battle of Britain in 1940.

The Avro Vulcan first flew in 1952. This Vintage Distressed Logo celebrates the heritage & achievements of Avro's Vulcan Bomber.

Battle of Britain Vintage Design - The Battle of Britain lasted from 10th of July to 31st of October 1940. This design features the Mk.1 Spitfire used by RAF Fighter Command in the Conflict, along with a quote from Winston Churchill's legendary wartime speech: "Never, in the field of human conflict, was so much owed by so many to so few."

Supermarine Spitfire Vintage Design. This Legendary British Aircraft entered service in the RAF in 1938. The Mk.1 Spitfire was the first model produced by Supermarine, and saw action in the Battle of Britain in 1940.

Our Vintage Recreation of the NAA Logo celebrates the heritage of North American Aviation, a US Aerospace Company active from 1928-1967. They designed & produced iconic aircraft such as the T-6 Texan, P-51 Mustang, B-25 Mitchell Bomber, F-86 Sabre, X-15 Rocket Plane & XB-70 Valkyrie.

Founded in 1910, Avro produced iconic aircraft such as the Lancaster & the Vulcan. The Vintage Distressed Logo celebrates the heritage & achievements of this historic Aviation Company.

The B-24 Liberator, designed by Consolidated Aircraft, holds the record of most produced Bomber and U.S. Military Aircraft in history, with 18,188 built. The Lib served in every theatre of WW2, and its long range & carry capacity was invaluable to the Allied Cause. This Vintage Detailed Blueprint Design, featuring historical facts & figures, aims to capture the spirit of this legendary American Aircraft.

Supermarine Spitfire Vintage Blueprint Design. This Legendary British Aircraft entered service in the RAF in 1938. The Mk.1 Spitfire was the first model produced by Supermarine, and saw action in the Battle of Britain in 1940.

The P-51 D Mustang is a legendary WWII Fighter Plane. Its Range, Speed, Aerodynamic design and Firepower made it one of the stand out Warbirds of World War Two. This Vintage Detailed Design aims to capture the spirit of this formidable American Aircraft.

Chance Vought Vintage Logo. Chance Vought was an American Aircraft Manufacturer founded in 1917. Vought is most famous for designing and producing the F4U Corsair, a Carrier and Land-Based Fighter-Bomber that saw service in WWII & the Korean War.

Founded in 1910, Avro produced iconic aircraft such as the Lancaster & the Vulcan. The Vintage Distressed Logo celebrates the heritage & achievements of this historic Aviation Company.

Vintage Signature P-38 Lightning BluePrint Design. The P-38 Lightning is a Twin-Engine, Twin-Boom WWII-Era Fighter Plane. It was the fight fighter to fly faster than 400 mph, and its Speed, Long Range, High Climb Rate and Concentrated Firepower made the 'Fork-Tailed Devil' a truly formidable adversary. The P-38J Depicted here is '23 Skidoo'.

Our Supermarine Aviation Works Logo recreates the 'Supermarine' logo stamped onto the Rudder Pedals of early Spitfires. This is just one of many different logos Supermarine had during their existence from 1913 to 1960, including the famous 'S' Flag Logo. Supermarine was a British Aircraft Manufacturer founded in 1913. Supermarine rose to prominence with its successes in the Schneider Trophy for seaplanes, and is most famous for designing and producing the Spitfire, a Fighter Plane that undoubtedly helped turn the tide of World War II.

This is an exact, and meticulously detailed reproduction of the Historic Air Corps Gunnery School T-Shirt that was worn by Corporal Alexander Le Gerda on the Cover of Life Magazine in July of 1942. This iconic design helped to popularise the Graphic T-Shirt, and was issued to GI's attending the Air Corps Gunnery School in Las Vegas Nevada during WWII. The design was originally printed on a White T-shirt.

A series of designs based on the World War II Era Logo of The Mighty Eighth Air Force, whose brave airmen flew heavy bomber missions (primarily B-17s and B-24s) over occupied Europe between 1942-1945. They were known as VIII Bomber Command from 19 January 1942 – 22 February 1944, as the 8th Air Force from then on.