L-39 Albatros - T-shirt
$27.00
Aero L-39 Albatros
The L-39 Albatros entered service with Czechoslovak Air Force in 1972 as a fast jet, basic and advanced trainer. Its success made it the preferred trainer for the Warsaw Pact countries as well as over 45 other Air Forces around the world.
Hawker Hurricane - T-shirt
$27.00
Designed by Sir Sydney Camm, the Hurricane first flew in 1935. It was used during the Battle of France, Operation Dynamo and the Battle of Britain where it became known as the 'workhorse' of the RAF. As a steady and robust gun platform it was tasked to attack the invading German bombers with great effectiveness. The Hurricane continued to be produced in many variants right through to the end of the war.
P-40L Warhawk - T-shirt printed on back
$27.00
Curtiss P-40L Warhawk. 'Lighthouse Louie' 325th Fighter Group - The Checkertail Clan
A-4C Skyhawk - T-shirt printed on back
$27.00
Douglas A-4C Skyhawk. VA-153 Blue Tail Flies. USS Coral Sea CVW-15 CAG.
P-51D Mustang 78th FG - T-shirt printed on back
$27.00
North American P-51D Mustang. 78th Fighter Group. Piloted by 2nd Lt Edwin B Anderson, Duxford 1943.
Second Air Force - T-shirt
$27.00
The GHQ was activated December 18 1940 at McChord Field then redesignated at Second Air Force in 1941. This design has been given a deliberate aged and 'weathered' appearance.
Sopwith - Long Sleeve Tee
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Sopwith Aviation Company
The Sopwith Aviation Company was formed in 1912 by Thomas Octave Murdoch Sopwith. Tommy was a wealthy sportsman interested in aviation, yachting and motor racing. The business started at Brooklands, moved to Canbury Park Road then settled in Kingston. After World War I Sopwith was liquidated and Tommy Sopwith formed HG Hawker Engineering with Harry Hawker, Fred Sigrist and Bill Eyre. Sopwith produced many aircraft types including the Camel, Dove, Pup and Swallow.
RAF SE.5A - T-shirt printed on back
$27.00
Royal Aircraft Factory SE.5A. 74 Squadron. E1295 Edward 'Mick' Mannock RFC
Vampire - T-shirt
$36.00
de Havilland Vampire
The Vampire first flew on 20th September 1943. The Vampire entered service just months after the end of WWII, operated by the Royal Air Force as an interceptor. The type saw service in the Suez, Malaysia and Rhodesian Bush war. This design is available in four colours with a design included on the back of the shirt.
Swift - T-shirt
$36.00
Supermarine Swift
The Swift first flew 29th December 1948. The aircraft entered service with the Royal Air Force as an interceptor in 1954. The type finally retired in 1967, being replaced by the Hunter and Lightning.
Spitfire MKXIV - T-shirt
$36.00
RN135 was flown by Squadron Leader J.H. 'Ginger' Lacey with No.17 Squadron. The Squadron operated out of Miho Airfield during the early occupation of Japan at the end of the war. The back of the shirt features 8 profiles from this collection of Spitfire t-shirts.
Robert Stanford-Tuck - T-shirt
$27.00
Stanford-Tuck joined the Royal Air Force in 1935, with his first experience of combat over Dunkirk during the Battle of France. As a Squadron Leader he commanded a squadron of Hurricanes that participated in sorties over northern France during the early part of the war. He was shot down in 1942 and was taken prisoner. This design celebrates Tuck as a Fighter Ace with 29 destroyed to his name, but he was part of the RAF that was served by many men and women who were all heroes. Thanks to Andy Perkins of the 'Spitnuts' Facebook Group who provided the research for these designs.
Hawker Typhoon - T-shirt
$27.00
Hawker Typhoon
Designed by Sydney Camm, the Typhoon entered service in 1941 with the intention of replacing the Hurricane, but with various problems its continued service was doubtful. Later in the war the aircraft found its true role when up against the Luftwaffe's FW 190 and when armed with 20mm Hispano auto cannons it became a formidable ground attack aircraft.
Hawker Sea Fury - T-shirt
$27.00
The last piston engined fighter, and the fastest, to serve with the Royal Navy. The Sea Fury entered service in 1947 and was used during the Korean war and during the attempted invasion of Cuba in 1961. The Sea Fury was powered by the Bristol Centaurus aero engine enabling it to reach speeds of up to 460 mph
Halifax - T-shirt
$27.00
Handley Page Halifax
The Halifax first flew in 1939 and entered service with the RAF in 1940 as a heavy bomber in the role of strategic bombing missions. The Halifax flew over 82,000 operations with the loss of 1,833 aircraft. The Halifax took on many other operational roles including Special Operations, Glider tug and paratroop transport.