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AIR FORCE ONE

• AIR FORCE ONE, DECK OF CARDS 3
  AIR FORCE ONE, DECK OF CARDS 3 3/4 X 2 1/2 X 3/4 IN. (9.53 X 6.35 X 1.91 CM.)AIR FORCE ONE, DECK OF CARDS, the blue and gold paper box with the seal of the President and 'Welcome Aboard Air Force One', possibly circa 1970s to 1980s Dimensions: 3 3/4 x 2 1/2 x 3/4 in. (9.53 x 6.35 x 1.91 cm.) Provenance: Estate of General Colin L. Powell, to benefit America's Promise Alliance and the Colin Powell School at City College of New York.
• AIR FORCE ONE WHITE HOUSE
  AIR FORCE ONE WHITE HOUSE MEMORABILIA, 1970SShadow box with several pieces of U.S. presidential memorabilia from the 1970s, including a pack of cigarettes, match books and cocktail napkins from Air Force One, a US flag and a White House Fellows flag, a match book with the presidential seal and a White House receipt dated May 19, 1975. Provenance: From the personal collection of Senior U.S. District Judge Elizabeth Kovachevich.
• (7) PRESIDENTIAL AIR FORCE & MARINE
  (7) PRESIDENTIAL AIR FORCE & MARINE ONE SOUVENIRS(lot of 7) Presidential souvenirs, including: (1) white plastic cup from Marine One, with the Seal of the President of the United States, 3.5"h, 3"diam, (1) wall plaque with the Seal of the President of the United States, 4.5"diam, (1) Dexter Press photo post card, with Air Force Aircraft VC-137C "The Spirit of '76," blank, 3.5"h, 5.5"w, (1) "Aboard the Spirit of '76" memo pad, 7.25"h, 4.5"w, (1) "Aboard Air Force One" memo pad, 7.25"h, 4.5"w, (1) matchbook, with the Seal of the President of the United States, reverse with text reading: "aboard the Presidential Aircraft," missing several matches, 2"h, 2"w, (1) framed photo collage of the Spirit of '76 aircraft, sight: 13.5"h, 19.5"w, overall: 15.5"h, 21.5"w; 4.25lbs total
• Box Airline and Military Wings etc.
  Box Airline and Military Wings etc.
• An American Flight sergeant's
  An American Flight sergeant's jacket a British solar topee two Red Army caps and a Black Watch swagger stick.
• Paul Adam Wehr (American,
  Paul Adam Wehr (American, 1914-1973) Commercial illustration for U.S. Air Force tempera on artist board signed lower left Two '50's era swept wing jet fighters (the doomed Lockheed F-104 Starfighter) bank into an overcast sky. Image 14 1/4" x 24"
• Framed collection of Richard M.
  Framed collection of Richard M. Nixon memorabilia to include: photo of Air Force One President & Mrs. Nixon with Tricia Nixon Nixon autograph on Air Force One stationary and pack of Presidential matches. Framed size 25"x23"
• MODEL OF TUSKEGEE AIRMEN P51
  MODEL OF TUSKEGEE AIRMEN P51 MUSTANG Modern.
• MODEL OF TUSKEGEE AIRMEN P51
  MODEL OF TUSKEGEE AIRMEN P51 MUSTANG Modern.
• * Colt Aircrewman AF-1 Presented to
  * Colt Aircrewman AF-1 Presented to General Hoyt S. Vandenberg .38 spl. cal. 2" barrel S/N 4903LW. On the bottom of butt marked AF.-No.1; marked on the backstrap Property of The U.S. Air Force; on the inside of the grip strap engraved Gen Hoyt S. Vandenberg. Left side of barrel marked Aircrewman 38 Special Ctg.; the right side marked Colts Mfg Company Hartford Ct. Blued finish. Checkered wood grips with silver Air Force buttons.General Hoyt S. Vandenberg (1899-1954) was the American Air Force General in World War II (1941-1945) and the Korean War (1950-1953). He was born in Milwaukee Wisconsin and was a nephew of Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg. He graduated from West Point (1923); after graduation from flying school at Brooks and Kelly Fields (San Antonio Texas) was assigned to the 3rd Attack Group then engaged in pioneer air-to-ground attack aviation (1924). He became a flight instructor at the Primary Flying School at March Field Riverside California (October 1927); was promoted to 1st Lieutenant (August 1928). He joined the 6th Pursuit Squadron at Wheeler Field Hawaii (May 1929) and took command of the squadron?in November. Returning to the U.S. (September 1931) he became an instructor and Stage Commander at Randolph Field Texas (1931-1935).He graduated from the Air Corps Tactical School at Maxwell Field Montgomery Alabama (1935) and?from the Command and General Staff School at Fort Leavenworth Kansas (1936). He returned to the Tactical School as an instructor (1936-1938). Vandenberg then graduated from the Army War College (1939) and was?assigned to the war plans division of the Air Corps Headquarters under General Henry H. Arnold.He rose quickly with the beginning of WWII. He was promoted to major (July 1941) lieutenant colonel (November 15) and colonel (January 27 1942). He was appointed operations and training officer (A-3) in the newly established Air Staff ?serving as?chief of staff?for General James H. Doolittle in the?Twelfth Air Force (August 1942). He distinguished himself in planning and organizing the American air effort for the invasion of North Africa (November 1942) and was?promoted to brigadier general (December). He became chief of staff of the Northwest Africa Strategic Air Force (March 1943) and?flew numerous combat missions over Tunisia Sicily Sardinia and southern Italy (March-August).Back in Washington he became deputy chief of the Air Staff (August) and?accompanied W. Averell Harriman and General John R. Dean as General Arnold's representative on a mission over the U.S.S.R. where he helped arrange bases for shuttle-bombing missions against Eastern European targets (September). He then returned to Air Corps Headquarters to work on plans for the invasion of France (December).He was promoted to major General (March 1944) and?joined Eisenhower's staff as deputy to Air Vice-Marshal Sir Trafford Leigh-Mallory commander Allied Expeditionary Air Force. Following the invasion of Normandy Vandenberg was selected by General George C. Marshall to command the Ninth Air Force which provided air support for General Omar N. Bradley's Twelfth Army Group (July). His performance in that position won him a promotion to lieutenant general (March). He returned to Washington after V-E day (May) and was?named assistant chief of staff for operations for the Army Air Forces (July). He was appointed chief of the Army General Staff's Intelligence Division (January 1946).In June 1946 General Vandenberg was appointed by President Truman to be Director of Central Intelligence (DCI) as head of the Central Intelligence Group (CIG). He had been in office for less than a month when he proposed legislation to establish an independent Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) ?free from the control that had been exercised over the CIG by the armed forces and the State Department.?Thus in fact Hoyt Vandenberg was the first director of the CIA.Leaving the CIA in September 1947 Vandenberg was assigned as vice chief of staff of the newly independent United States Air Force then succeeded General Carl Spatz as Air Force chief of Staff (July 1948). He held that post through the critical periods of the Berlin Airlift and the Korean War (June 1950-July 1953). He retired from the Air Force (June 1953) and?died of cancer at Walter Reed Hospital in Washington D.C. (April 2 1954).An outstanding and resourceful air commander Vandenberg's tenure as Air Force chief of staff made him the real architect and builder of the new service. His advocacy of the U.S. Air Force as a deterrent to attack ensured the primacy of that arm in a period of fiscal restraint and limited resources.DECORATIONS AND AWARDS:Distinguished Service Medal with two Oak Leaf ClustersSilver StarLegion of MeritDistinguished Flying CrossBronze Star MedalAir Medal with Four Oak Leaf ClustersSix U.S. Service MedalsTwenty-one foreign decorations and awards. Condition: Revolver is in nearly-new condition.
• Paul Adam Wehr (American,
  Paul Adam Wehr (American, 1914-1973) Commercial illustration promoting U.S. Air Force tempera on artist board signed lower right Noted Hoosier illustrator shows '50's era workmen testing a mobile rocket launcher while two Republic F-84 Thunderjets pass overhead. Image 14 1/4" x 24"
• NIKE "AIR FORCE 1" SNEAKERS, 3
  NIKE "AIR FORCE 1" SNEAKERS, 3 PAIRS Three pairs of Nike "Air Force 1" Sneakers, including a pair of "Gore-Tex x Air Force 1 Low Dynamic Yellow" sneakers, men's size 15, a pair of "Air Force 1 Low Retro" sneakers in safety orange, men's size 15, and "Air Force 1 '07 Lv8 Suede" sneakers in Stardust Red, men's size 14, with original shoeboxes, made in China and Vietnam. Box: 5" x 14" W x 9.25" D.
• A Soviet presentation model of an
  A Soviet presentation model of an Aeroflot AH 124 together with a model of a missile on launcher with presentation pack.
• 5 vols. (wrappers) (Aviation.)
  5 vols. (wrappers) (Aviation.) Hearings Before The President's Aircraft Board. Washington: G.P.O., 1925. 4 vols., orig. wrappers. Minor wear. * "Aircraft in National Defense. Message from The President of The United States." Washington: G.P.O., 1925. U.S. Senate, 69th Congress, 1st Session. 8vo, orig. wrappers (some darkening). Internally clean.
• FREEMAN, Tom, (American,
  FREEMAN, Tom, (American, 1952-2015): US Airforce Bombers, Watercolor, 19'' x 25'', unframed.
• ETC CONVAIR B-36 US AIR FORCE Japan
  ETC CONVAIR B-36 US AIR FORCE Japan tin ETC Convair B-36 US Air Force tin lithographed airplane with a bubble view cockpit with seated pilots. 26'' wing. (Exc. Cond.)
• (AVIATION) HUGHES HOWARD A group of
  (AVIATION) HUGHES HOWARD A group of six stamped airmail envelopes one signed by Harry Connor and 31 flages (24 US and 7 New York World's Fair) carried on the Around-the-World flight.
• COLLECTION OF US ARMY AIR TRANSPORT
  COLLECTION OF US ARMY AIR TRANSPORT COMMAND WINGS & PINS: Bronze wings to include Chief Pilot Captain First Officer Radio Engineer wing Flight Navigator wing Flight Engineer wing Cap badge 4 ATC Distinctive Insignia pins.
• BUILD-A-BEAR AIR FORCE COLONEL .
  BUILD-A-BEAR AIR FORCE COLONEL .
• AIR FRANCE DESK MODEL PLANE
  AIR FRANCE DESK MODEL PLANE STARLINERDesktop aluminum model of the Lockheed L1649 Starliner, first flown by Air France in 1958. Model wingspan of 10-1/2" and the nose stands 6" above your desk and features unique clear plastic propeller "circles". The metal base has a raised map of the western hemisphere with the oceans filled by green enamel or paint. The words "Reseau Arien Mondial/ Air France" are in a band around the base rim. Excellent condition, no apparent damage to plane, props or enamel.
• AMERICAN AIRLINES DC7 AIRPLANE
  AMERICAN AIRLINES DC7 AIRPLANE Modern Toys Japan battery-operated lithographed tin N305AA on wing four plastic propellers on/off switch at nose. 19'' wingspan. (VG Cond.)
• JEP AIRPLANE France classic F-250
  JEP AIRPLANE France classic F-250 single prop example tin lithographed monoplane marked on wings done in red and silver fuselage familiar graphic image of bird in flight on fuselage clockwork driven. 11'' wingspan. (Pristine Cond.)
• NIKE "AIR FORCE 1 HIGH PSNY"
  NIKE "AIR FORCE 1 HIGH PSNY" SNEAKERS Nike "Air Force 1 High PSNY" pair of sneakers, men's size 14, in black, made in Vietnam, with original shoebox. Box: 5.75" H x 15" W x 11.75" D.
• ELEVEN WWII PRESS PHOTOS. American
  ELEVEN WWII PRESS PHOTOS. American 1940s World War Two era. Assorted subject matter including: Naval Aviation Celebtrates Anniversary May 8 1948; Graduation of Air Force Smoke-Eaters Sumter S.C.; ''Two Booms in the Night'' Fort Bragg N.C.; Coast Guard Plane Rescues ''Survivors'' training; men in life preservers on a raft; two scene of mn being rescued from a raft and the group subsequently on a pier with emergency rations; Fireproof Cadets Gambol in Flames Atlanta GA.; Asbestos Suited Cadets. 6.5'' x 8.5'' 8.5'' x 11''. Some with wrinkles creases crop lines edge wear. Photo credits include International News Photos Bendix Aviation Ltd. Official US Navy Photograph
• (6) AIR FORCE PINS, VP CUFFLINKS,
  (6) AIR FORCE PINS, VP CUFFLINKS, NIXON TIE CLIPS(lot of 6) United States military pins and cufflinks, including: (2) President Richard Nixon tie clips, enameled Seal of the President of the United States, facsimile signature, (one) marked Steckler New York, largest: approx 2 3/8"l, (pair) Robbins Co. gold-tone metal cufflinks, with the Seal of the Vice President of the United States, (pair) silver-tone metal cufflinks, with the emblem of the United States Air Force, marked N.S. Meyer, Inc., New York, (1) Apollo XIII tie tack pin, (1) sterling silver flight engineer wings badge, approx 1"h, 3"l; 67 grams total (inclusive of all materials)
• APOLLO 11 COIN SPACE FLOWNFlight
  APOLLO 11 COIN SPACE FLOWNFlight Awareness Medallion commemorating the Apollo 11 mission from the collection of a NASA employee and associate of Wernher von Braun. Well-struck on both sides. One side reads "The Eagle Has Landed, July 20, 1969," and the other side, "This me shipping info This lot can be shipped in-house.
• AMERICAN FLYER AIR SERVICE
  AMERICAN FLYER AIR SERVICE Pressed steel fuselage painted in green yellow wings features brass cockpit single prop with black motor clockwork mechanism. 24'' wingspan. New tail fin section minimal overpaint in two areas.
• (2) APOLLO 11 COINS SPACE
  (2) APOLLO 11 COINS SPACE FLOWNTwo Flight Awareness Medallions commemorating the Apollo 11 mission from the collection of a NASA employee and associate of Wernher von Braun. Well-struck on both sides. One side reads "The Eagle Has Landed, July 20, 1969," and the other side, "Th shipping info This lot can be shipped in-house.
• TOPPING MODEL AIRPLANE. Ohio
  TOPPING MODEL AIRPLANE. Ohio mid 20th century. U.S. Airforce TG-868 plastic airplane with stand 7.25''h.
• THREE AIRPLANE & HELICOPTER
  THREE AIRPLANE & HELICOPTER MODELS Includes resin USAFB-52H bomber, British Airways Concord Jet, and a brass helicopter.
• MURRAY ATOMIC MISSILE AIRPLANE
  MURRAY ATOMIC MISSILE AIRPLANE SPACE AGE PEDAL CAR United States,Circa 1950Decorated with blue, white, and yellow paint with US Navy, flames, and Atomic Missile decals over the sides.
• NIKE "AIR FORCE 1 PRM" SNEAKERS,
  NIKE "AIR FORCE 1 PRM" SNEAKERS, 2 PAIRS Two pairs of Nike Air Force 1 sneakers, including a pair of "Air Force 1 '07 PRM 3" sneakers, pale ivory and sail-guava ice, men's size 15 and "Air Force 1 '07 PRM" sneakers, white and multi-color, men's size 15, includes original shoebox, made in Vietnam and China. Box: 5.25" H x 15" W x 9.5" D.
• An American flying jacket bearing a
  An American flying jacket bearing a label A M Contract 5319 ref No 22C/739
• USAF PILOT'S HELMET WITH OXYGEN
  USAF PILOT'S HELMET WITH OXYGEN MASKUSAF Pilot's Helmet with Oxygen Mask
• US ARMY AIR FORCE CONTACT PRINTER
  US ARMY AIR FORCE CONTACT PRINTER US Army Air Force Contact Printer, Type A-10, by Agfa. Circa 1943. Untested.
• BOEING B-52 7TH BOMBARDMENT WING
  BOEING B-52 7TH BOMBARDMENT WING SIGNED PRINT United States,20th centuryBlack and white print of a Boeing B-52 Stratofortress strategic bomber signed by thirty officers and comrades of a man named "Mort" wishing him good luck on his new assignment.