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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.

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.

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'.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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'.

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.

Vintage Chance Vought 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.

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.

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.