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Short Sleeve Tee: $15.95
(XXL, XXXL add $1.50)
Women's Cut T-shirt: $18.45
(IMPORTANT: SIZES RUN 2 SMALLER THAN REGULAR TEES)
Children's T-shirts: $15.70
Long Sleeve T-shirt: $18.95
Tank Top: $16.95
Mouse Pad: $10.95

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Spitfire (1934) - You'll find it difficult to find a Brit who lived through the Battle of Britain who doesn't consider the Spitfire the best piston driven fighter ever made. They can make a case for it too. This exciting aviation t-shirt is from an old English cigarette trading card. (Shown on a small t-shirt.)
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Junkers G-38 (ca. 1930"s) This fascinating airplane was developed by the German Junkers company in the late 1920's and put into service around 1931. It flew a passenger route for Lufthansa between Berlin and London for a while and actually held some world records in the early '30's. I sure would like to see one these days, but this aviation t-shirt is as close as we'll get probably ever get! (Shown on a small t-shirt.) CLICK HERE TO ORDER

Besnier - Back in 1678, a French locksmith named Besnier launched himself from the roof of a barn with a device like that shown here and it is said he cleared a house and landed on top of another barn! As a consequence of this daring-do he is credited with the first attempt at flight. This is your chance to honor this aviation pioneer! (Shown on a small t-shirt.) ORDER THIS SHIRT!

Cessna Twin - (Wings cigarette card, ca 1949) - If you look real closely, you can see Sky King in the cockpit, with Penny just out of sight. And you probably have no idea about what I'm talking. If you're a Cessna fan, or know one, this t-shirt is for you. (Shown on a small t-shirt.) CLICK HERE TO PURCHASE

Douglas Biplane - Back in 1924, four Army pilots flew one of these things around the world in just 175 days! They deserved at least a t-shirt for such an effort is what I think, and so do you. (Shown on a small t-shirt.)
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Listening to the Beam - (Cigarette card, ca. 1930's) - In this exciting cutaway view, we can see the pilot and navigator "listening to the beam", directing their aircraft to a successful landing. This imaginative card depicted something that was still in the near future when it was published; little did they know that it would be featured in your favorite t-shirt! (Shown on a small t-shirt.)
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Vulcan - (ca 1950's) The Vulcan, built by A.V. Roe, was Britain's top of the line bomber defense during the Cold War and the very first delta winged bomber. Also, late in 2007, it was featured on a nifty t-shirt (this one). (Shown on a small t-shirt.) CLICK HERE TO BUY THIS T-SHIRT

Parseval Dirigible (Cigarette card - 1910) - August von Parseval began designing this impressive dirigible back in 1901 and finally finished it in 1905. By the end of WW1, the Germans had built 22 of them and it always excited great interest wherever it went, especially in beautiful sunsets like this one. Remember this impressive air machine with an equally impressive t-shirt! (Shown on a small t-shirt.) CLICK HERE TO BUY THIS TEE.