'ENOLA GAY' SIGNED BOMB MODEL

B29 Superfortress "ENOLA GAY" Desk Model Signed By Tibbets & Van Kirk A beautiful wooden model, with a 24" wingspan, measuring 17" x 3.5". Made in the Philippines, the model is a 1:72 reproduction

A signed bw 8x10 of the bomb blast at Hiroshima dropped by Pilot Col Paul Tibbetts who signed the print with COA

Enola Gay signed photo, depicting the bomb blast over Hiroshima on 6 August 1945. Photo is signed in blue felt-tip by the Enola Gay crew: ''Paul Tibbets, Pilot'', ''Dutch Van Kirk / Navigator'', ''Tom

A 8x10 of the Hiroshima Atomic Bomb blast signed by the plane Enola Gays crew who dropped them Paul Tibbetts Tom Ferebee Dutch Van Kirk and the radio man too with COA

Includes 1.) Enola Gay Crew atomic bomb photograph signed by Morris Jefferson and Dutch Van Kirk. Overall with frame 9-3/4" high x 12" wide. 2.) 1944 Korean tank photo. Overall with frame 10" high x 1

From the crew of the Enola Gay who dropped the atomic bomb signed 8x10 in military uniform with COA

Enola Gay 8"x10" black and white photograph of the B29 "Enola Gay" being backed over the bomb loading pit on Tinian by a Cletrac Tractor operated by the ground crew while Scientists and MP's look on A

Excellent signed color poster headed 'Navigator's Log of the 'Enola Gay', 18 in. x 24 in., a reprint of the three-page navigator's log of the aircraft that dropped the first atomic bomb on Hiroshima o

Two atomic bomb related photos, Charles Sweeney, Paul Tibbets, Boxcar, Enola Gay, signed, with certificates, largest 11" x 14". Provenance: Malden, Massachusetts collection.

Atomic Bomb: 8"x10" Black and white photograph of the officer crew of the Enola Gay, Dutch Van Kirk, Paul Tibbets and Tom Ferebee. This photo was used behind the title page of Paul Tibbets's book " Th

Enola Gay. Enola Gay was, the B-29 bomber that was the plane that was used on August 6, 1945, to drop an atomic bomb on Hiroshima, Japan, the first time the explosive device had been used on an enemy

Details: Paul W. Tibbets autographed copy of "Return of The Enola Gay." Signed on inner title page, 2001. Near fine condition. Full hardcover copy with dust jacket.<

In the 80s when the crew of the historic plane that dropped the atomic bombs were alive the Smithsonian had them sign this large 16x20 copy of their flight log for that fateful day all three now decea

ENOLA GAY: Signed 10 x 8 photograph by two crew members of the Enola Gay, the Boeing B-29 Superfortress bomber aircraft which dropped an atomic bomb on Hiroshima on 6th August 1945 towards the end of

Atomic Bomb: 8"x10" black white portrait photograph of the " Enola Gay" taken after the war was over on the island of Tinian by 509 th still photographer, Arman Shamlian, signed by four members of the

Enola Gay: Theodore “Dutch” Van Kirk. 10” x 8” color photograph of the Enola Gay on the ground being serviced signed, “The first atomic bomb was dropped from 30,000 feet. It detonated 43 sec

Enola Gay Pair of Photographs Signed by 4 Members of Atomic Bomb Crew A pair of photographs related to the crew of the Enola Gay B-29 Superfortress. Both are black and white, measuring 8" x 10". The f

A RARE FDC likely one of a kind honoring the ATOM BOMB In 1955 signed by the ENTIRE Enola Gay crew who dropped the two bombs Tibbetts Von Kirk Ferrebee Caron AND Beser with COA

Atomic Bomb: at one time a restricted 8"x10" photograph of the Hiroshima Atomic Bomb L-11 known as "Little Boy" in the loading below the Enola Gay on August 5, 1945 before being loaded into the plane.

Hiroshima Enola Gay bomb aimer Tom Ferebee signed 8x10 photo. Good condition Est.

A 1960s fdc signed by the crew of the Enola Gay which dropped the atomic bomb Paul Tibbetts George Caron and Jacob Besser with ranks with COA

Atomic Bomb: Enola Gay, 8"x10" black and white image of the Co Pilot side of the B29 Enola Gay. This inscription did not last long as Paul Tibbets did not want It on the plane and had it removed. Sign

Atomic Bomb: Enola Gay Crew 8"x10" black and white photograph of the Enola Gay taken on Tinian after the bombing of Hiroshima. The photograph, believed to be unpublished was taken by an Enola Gay Grou

Atomic Bomb :Enola Gay Crew 8"x10"unusual black and white photograph of the briefing before the Hiroshima Mission. The crews involved in the mission were to watch a movie of the Los Alamos explosion b