Wings of History 2: Model Aircraft & Airline Pilot/Crew Items Online Auction

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This limited edition paint scheme P-47D Thunderbolt Bubbletop 1:32 scale model airplane is a beautiful model of the P-47D fighter aircraft.  This model, one of only 5,000, is named "Snorting Bull" of James Mullin, Squadron leader, 507th Fighter Squadron. Still in the original box, the condition of the plane is excellent and just like the day it was bought. The box shows minor wear associated with storage. Box measures approximately 16" x 6" x 6.5"

Affectionately nicknamed "Jug," the P-47 was one of the most famous AAF fighter planes of WWII.

This die-cast model of the legendary MiG-25 Foxbat is a 1:72 scale model in the Air Power Series produced by HobbyMaster. This specific model is labeled "MiG-25P Foxbat," "Red 31, flown by Lt. (Sg.) V. Belenko, Chuguyevka Airbase, Japan 1976," and "HA5601." Still in the original box and packaging with all its parts and instructions, the condition of this model is excellent. The box shows minor wear associated with storage and measures approximately 14" x 9.5" x 4". The plane measures approximately 12" from nose to tail and 7" from wing to wing.

The MiG 25 that this "Foxbat" is modeled after, was designed in the 1960s and introduced in the 1970s by the Russians in response to US experiments with high-altitude, supersonic bombers during the Cold War era. At the time, the MiG-25 was the fastest combat aircraft ever in active service and was often used for reconnaissance. This model commemorates the dramatic defection of Soviet Union Lt. Belenko to the West, who landed his MiG-25P Foxbat named "Red 31" in Japan and sought asylum in the US. The US and Japan were then able to examine and test the terrifying Foxbat. 

This ready to assemble model is representative one of the fastest combat aircraft in the history of aviation.

This NASA Space Shuttle Orbiter Atlantis (OV-104) with Solid Rocket Boosters, made by Dragon Models Ltd. is an accurate1/400 scale model of a premiere collection. Still in the original packaging, this model of a historical part of spacecraft is ready to assemble. Box shows signs of wear associated with storage and measures approximately 7.50" x 7.25".  Includes a stand sealed in the original packaging. 

This collector's model of the NASA Space Shuttle Orbiter Atlantis is an ode to a legend of space travel. Named after an historical vessel of discovery and exploration - a research ship - the space shuttle lived up to it's name. By the time NASA retired Atlantis in 2011, it had flown 33 missions in a 26 year career including satellite deployments, interplanetary spacecraft deployments, supporting scientific observatories like Hubble, crew rotations, resupply, and assembling and maintaining the ISS. Atlantis is the fourth operational and second to last space shuttle built by NASA.

This 1:400 scale model of an Eastern Boeing 747-100 comes is an excellent example of an iconic blue and white Eastern aircraft. This beautiful model comes in its original box. The box shows some wear associated with storage and measures approximately 7" x 7" x 2". Measuring approximately 7" from nose to tail and 6" wing to wing, this model Eastern aircraft is the perfect addition or start to any collection. 

Made by Dragon Wings, this limited edition die-cast aircraft is an excellent 1:400 scale model of the Eastern A300B4 Whisper Jet. It proudly displays the iconic Eastern hockey stick livery. This release was capped at only 1,000 units, making this a rare limited edition. Inside the original box and packaging, this model is in excellent condition. The box measures approximately 6"x 6"x 2" and shows light wear associated with storage. The model aircraft measures approximately 5" from nose to tail and 4" wing to wing.  

A beautiful limited edition model of the Eastern A300B4 Whisper Jet. 

Airbus A300-600ST model, made by Dragon Wings, is a 1:400 scale collectible "Beluga" Airbus Supertransporter, a part of Dragon Wing's Première Collection. Included on the sides of the plane are pictures of helicopters. Packed in its original box, this model is in excellent condition and includes a stand sealed in the packaging. The plane measures approximately 6" from nose to tail and 4.5" wing to wing. The box shows minor wear associated with storage and measures approximately 6"x 6"x2".

This Lockheed L-188 Electra National Air Lines Model kit is a ready-to-assemble legend of aviation made by Minicraft Model Kits. It includes all original parts sealed in the packaging as well as the instructions, original box, and National airline "paint job" stickers. All unused, these pieces are in excellent condition! The box shows minimal wear associated with storage and measures approximately 12.5"x7.5"x2". 

This ready-to-assemble 1:48 scale Bay of Pigs Sea Fury model kit made by Hobbycraft is an iconic remembrance of history. This lot includes the sealed model kit, instructions, original box, decorative model stickers, and miscellaneous papers. The original box shows some sign of wear associated with storage and measures approximately 12"x8"x2".

Used to repel invading forces in 1961, the Sea Fury was essential to the Bay of Pigs conflict. 

Prepare to assemble your own slice of history!

Made by Corgi Classics, this authorized die-cast replica of Frontier Airlines Lockheed Constellation features rotating propellors, rubber tires, a removable undercarriage, and even a small gray Corgi dog! In the original 11.3"x 11.3"x 2.7" box, this model is in excellent condition and includes the plane, associated parts, miscellaneous papers, a small corgi dog, and a stand for the plane.

This highly collectible die-cast replica of the Wright Flyer will have you flying back in time! Made to commemorate 100 years of flight, this aircraft showcases the "Pioneering Years" of aviation. A part of Corgi's Showcase Collection, this blast to the past comes in the original box and is in excellent condition. The box shows some signs of wear associated with storage and measures approximately 6"x7"x2.5".

Grab the "Wright" piece of aviation history to start or add to your collection!

This 1:400 scale die-cast A380 is decked out in FedEx Express livery and a part of Dragon Wing's Première Collection. This model comes in the original box and comes with an info sheet and a sealed stand to put together. This striking aircraft is in excellent condition and measures approximately 8" wing to wing and 7.5" nose to tail. Marked item No. 55375 on the box. The original box shows some signs of wear associated with storage and measures approximately 8.5"x8.5"x3".

This 1:150 scale TWA B707 model aircraft made by Sky Marks Models features authentic markings and a simple snap-fit design. Packaged in the original box and packaging, this model and the associated parts are in excellent condition. The box shows some signs of wear associated with storage and measures approximately 14"x5"x2". In the original sleeve, the body of the plane measures approximately 12" nose to tail.

Ready for assembly and take-off!

This vintage miniature promotional display model of a Northwest Airlines "New World Business Class" seat features a moveable TV, reading light, and armrest. This promotional display comes in the original box and is in excellent condition. The box shows some wear associated with storage and measures approximately 6.5"x 6"x5".

This 1:144 scale Douglas DC3 die-cast replica model is a part of the Aviation Archive by Corgi, complete with an official miniature Corgi. This model is decked out in the classic Eastern Airlines livery as part of Corgi's first Issue of Frontier Airliners. This model comes in its original box and contains a stand, miscellaneous parts, an info sheet, and a miniature gray Corgi. The plane measures approximately 7" wing to wing and 5.5" nose to tail. The original box shows some signs of wear associated with storage and measures approximately 9"x 9" x 2" 

This exclusive, limited edition 1:200 scale silver plated replica is modeled after the legendary Boeing 314 'Clipper' and produced for the Silver Classics line by Editions Atlas. In the original box, this aircraft is in great condition and includes the original Certificate of Authenticity from Editions Atlas Collections and high quality wooden plinth decorated with a metal plaque. The original box shows some signs of wear associated with storage and measures approximately 9.5"x 9.5"x 2.5". The plane measures approximately 9" from wing to wing and 6.5" from nose to tail. 

Long before TSA checkpoints and federalized airport screening, the airlines policed their own ramps, terminals, and hangars. This eagle-topped shield badge is a survivor of that era.

Badges of this style were manufactured by F.G. Clover Co. of New York, a maker known for producing high-quality obsolete police and railroad badges for private security forces, and this example bears the same eagle-and-shield form with the interlocking "AA" flying eagle emblem struck boldly in the center. The banner above reads "AMERICAN AIRLINES INC," the banner below "SPECIAL POLICE," and the badge is individually numbered "104" on a bottom tab — evidence it was issued to a specific officer on American's private police force, tasked with guarding airline property, cargo, and passengers at a time when the carrier maintained its own uniformed security detail. The piece has a nickel-silver toned finish with a serrated sunburst border radiating from the central shield, a pin-back closure intact and functional on the reverse, and honest age-appropriate patina and light oxidation consistent with decades of genuine use and storage — nothing that detracts from its strong, dimensional detail. Pieces like this rarely survive with their number tab intact, making this a standout for any aviation security, airline history, or badge/insignia collection.

Measures approximately 2.5" x 3"

Ground crew rarely get their due in aviation memorabilia, which makes this pair of American Airlines "Lead Mechanic" wing badges a genuine standout for a maintenance and ground-ops collection. Wing pins were an airline-industry tradition dating to the 1920s, originally used to signify an employee's role and years of service, with the metals and designs often varying by rank and era — and these two badges appear to represent two separate design generations of the same "Lead Mechanic" title badge. The larger of the pair centers the American Airlines eagle directly between a bold block "AA," wings swept wide in gilt metal, with "LEAD MECHANIC" struck in raised gold letters on a deep blue enamel banner below. The second, slightly smaller badge swaps the eagle-and-lettering motif for AA's classic circular red-white-and-blue cockade — the flying eagle silhouette between "A" and "A" inside a red ring — again mounted above a blue enamel "LEAD MECHANIC" banner and gilt wings. Both are pin-back construction, with the horizontal pin and catch intact and functional on each reverse, and both show an attractive warm gilt patina consistent with genuine age and wear rather than reproduction shine. Displayed together, they make a compelling before-and-after study of how American Airlines updated its ground-crew insignia over the decades.

First pin measures approximately 3" x 1.2"

Second pin measures approximately 2.7" x 1.5"

This lot brings together three different American Airlines "Foreman" title badges spanning what appears to be several design generations of ground-crew insignia. The top badge carries AA's round red-white-and-blue cockade emblem — the flying eagle silhouette flanked by "A" and "A" inside a red ring — mounted on gilt wings above a blue enamel "FOREMAN" banner in raised gold toned lettering. The middle badge trades the roundel for the sculpted eagle-and-block-letter "AA" motif rising above the wings, gilt throughout, with the same style blue enamel "FOREMAN" banner below. The third and smallest badge repeats that eagle/"AA" design but in a bright silver-tone finish rather than gold tone, with white lettering on its blue enamel banner. All three are pin-back construction; the top two retain their original pins, intact and functional, while the silver-tone badge's pin is also present, slightly warped over the years. Together the set nicely illustrates how American Airlines varied its supervisory ground-crew badges across metal finish and emblem style over the years.

First pin measures approximately 2.7" x 1.4". Second pin approximately 3"x 1.3". 3rd pin approximately 3"x 1.3"

This piece carries the rank of "CHIEF" — likely denoting a senior ground supervisor or department head within American's maintenance or ramp operations. It depicts an eagle-and-block-letter "AA" design, with the sculpted eagle rising between the two capital A's atop a full wingspan in warm gilt-bronze, and "CHIEF" spelled out in gold lettering on a deep blue enamel banner below. The pin-back closure on the reverse is intact and functional, and the badge shows an attractive aged gilt patina  — consistent, honest wear from genuine period use rather than reproduction shine. It's a strong capstone piece for a display tracing American Airlines' ground-crew rank structure.

Measures approximately 3" x 1.25"

This piece bears the department title "ENGINEERING" on its enamel banner, marking it as insignia worn by staff in American Airlines' technical or engineering division. It carries the familiar eagle-and-block-letter "AA" design, the sculpted eagle rising between two capital A's atop full-span wings, cast in bronze with a rich, darkened patina that highlights the raised detail in the feathers and lettering. "ENGINEERING" is spelled out in gold toned lettering across a deep blue enamel banner below the wings. The reverse shows a pin-back closure with the steel pin intact, and there's noticeable oxidation and darkening to the metal on the back consistent with genuine age. This is a scarcer department designation compared to more commonly seen role-based badges, making it a nice find for a serious airline insignia collection.

Measures approximately 3"x 1.25".

This piece bears the department title "ASS'T GEN'L FOREMAN" on its enamel banner, marking it as insignia worn by staff in American Airlines. It carries the familiar eagle-and-block-letter "AA" design, the sculpted eagle rising between two capital A's atop full-span wings, cast in bronze with a rich, darkened patina that highlights the raised detail in the feathers and lettering. "ASS'T GEN'L FOREMAN" is spelled out in gold toned lettering across a deep blue enamel banner below the wings. The reverse shows a pin-back closure with the steel pin intact, and there's noticeable oxidation and darkening to the metal on the back consistent with genuine age. This is a great find for a serious airline insignia collection.

Measures approximately 3" x 1.25"

This pair carries the simple title "LEAD," likely worn by a lead crew member across a range of ground or maintenance positions rather than a specific trade. The top badge features AA's round red-white-and-blue cockade emblem — the flying eagle silhouette between "A" and "A" inside a red ring — set above gilt wings and a blue enamel "LEAD" banner in gold toned lettering. The bottom badge carries the sculpted eagle-and-block-letter "AA" design instead, the eagle rising between the two capital A's atop full-span wings, over the same style blue enamel "LEAD" banner. Both are pin-back construction with the original pins intact and functional on the reverse, and both show a warm gilt patina with light, honest wear consistent with genuine period use. A clean, well-matched set for anyone building out a run of American Airlines ground-crew title badges.

First badge approximately 3" x 1.5" and second badge approximately 3"x 1.25"

This lot displays a "GENERAL FOREMAN" title badge carrying AA's round red-white-and-black cockade emblem — the flying eagle silhouette flanked by "A" and "A" inside a red ring — mounted on gilt wings above a black enamel "GENERAL FOREMAN" banner in gold toned lettering. It is pin-back construction and displays its original pin intact and present.

Measures approximately 2.8"x 1.5"

This lot displays an "EXPEDITER" title badge carrying AA's round red-white-and-black cockade emblem — the flying eagle silhouette flanked by "A" and "A" inside a red ring — mounted on gilt wings above a black enamel "EXPEDITER" banner in gold toned lettering. It is pin-back construction and displays its original pin intact and present. The back shows some discoloration consistent with honest wear and age.

Measures approximately 3"x 1.5"

This badge steps up the rank hierarchy with "ASS'T MANAGER" spelled out in gold toned lettering on its blue enamel banner, marking supervisory or administrative rank rather than a trade or crew title. It carries the familiar eagle-and-block-letter "AA" emblem, the eagle rising between the two capital A's atop full-span wings. What sets this example apart is the reverse, which is clearly marked "STERLING", a meaningful step up in material and likely reflective of the badge's higher rank. The finish has darkened to an attractive antique bronze-black patina typical of aged sterling, and the pin-back closure is intact and functional. A nice, verifiable-metal addition for anyone building a rank-graded run of American Airlines wing badges.

Measures approximately 3"x 1.25"

This lot brings together two different American Airlines "SUPERVISOR" title badges spanning what appears to be different design generations of crew insignia. The top badge carries AA's round red-white-and-blue cockade emblem — the flying eagle silhouette flanked by "A" and "A" inside a red ring — mounted on gilt wings above a blue enamel "SUPERVISOR" banner in raised gold toned lettering. Slight chipping is present in the enamel above the "E" in "SUPERVISOR." The bottom badge trades the roundel for the sculpted eagle-and-block-letter "AA" motif rising above the wings, gilt throughout, with the same style blue enamel "FOREMAN" banner below. Both are pin-back construction and retain their original pins, intact and functional. Together the set nicely illustrates how American Airlines varied its supervisory badges across emblem style over the years.

First badge measures approximately 3"x 1.5" and second measures approximately 3"x 1.25"

This standalone circular hat badge emblem showcases American Airlines' classic flying eagle cockade in vivid 1960's cloisonné-style enamel: a deep blue eagle in flight, wings raised, centered between two bold blue block letters "A" and "A" on a crisp white ground, all bordered by a rich red enamel ring with a thin gold toned outline. The colors remain bold and largely unfaded, with clean edges to the enamel work and no visible chips or losses. The reverse is a simple flat disc fitted with a single stud-post attachment rather than a wing-back pin, suggesting this piece was designed to be mounted onto a flight attendant cap rather than worn on its own as a standard pin-back. Light handling marks and surface scuffing are visible on the back, consistent with genuine age and use.

Measures approximately 1.5" x 1.5"

This lot brings together two different American Airlines "INSPECTOR" title badges spanning what appears to be different design generations of crew insignia. The top badge carries AA's round red-white-and-blue cockade emblem — the flying eagle silhouette flanked by "A" and "A" inside a red ring — mounted on gilt wings above a blue enamel "INSPECTOR" banner in gold toned lettering. The bottom badge trades the roundel for the sculpted eagle-and-block-letter "AA" motif rising above the wings, gilt throughout, with the same style blue enamel "INSPECTOR" banner below. Both are pin-back construction and retain their original pins, intact and functional. Together the set nicely illustrates how American Airlines varied its supervisory badges across emblem style over the years.

First badge measures approximately 3"x 1.5" and second measures approximately 3"x 1.5"

This standalone circular hat badge emblem showcases American Airlines' classic flying eagle cockade in vivid 1960's cloisonné-style enamel: a deep blue eagle in flight, wings raised, centered between two bold blue block letters "A" and "A" on a crisp white ground, all bordered by a rich red enamel ring with a thin gold toned outline. The colors remain bold and largely unfaded, with clean edges to the enamel work and no visible chips or losses. The reverse is a simple flat disc fitted with a single stud-post attachment rather than a wing-back pin, suggesting this piece was designed to be mounted onto a flight attendant cap rather than worn on its own as a standard pin-back. Light handling marks and surface scuffing/patina are visible on the back, consistent with genuine age and use.

Measures approximately 1.5" x 1.5"

This 1:144 scale Lockheed Constellation Pan Am die-cast replica model is a part of the Aviation Archive by Corgi. This model showcases finely detailed Pan American World Airlines livery as part of Corgi's first Issue of Frontier Airliners. This model comes in its original box and contains a stand and miscellaneous parts. The plane measures approximately 10.25" wing to wing and 8" nose to tail. The original box shows some signs of wear associated with storage.

This detailed limited edition 1:144 scale die-cast model of the 1968 Bristol Britannia 307 showcases beautiful British United Airways (G-ANCE) livery as a part of Corgi's Aviation Archive "Airliners of the World." Complete with a stand and liveried steps, this replica is just gorgeous. Inside the original box, this model is in excellent condition. The box shows some wear associated with storage. The plane measures approximately 12" wing to wing and 10.5" nose to tail. 

This 1:48 die cast metal model of the F-4 Phantom made by Collection Armour is modeled after the iconic Air Force Thunderbirds' No. 5 jet, art style 8000. Showcasing the beautiful red, white, and blue livery with the starred 5 on the tail and "US Air Force" on the body, this model will have you reminiscing on American pride. Still in the original box with the info sheet, the aircraft is in excellent condition. The box shows signs of wear associated with storage. The plane measures approximately 15" nose to tail and 9.75" wing to wing. 

The US Air Force "Thunderbirds" are an acrobatic team of USAF set up in June of 1953. The formation is generally composed of 6 aircraft, with #5 the first of the team.

This 1:48 die cast metal model of the F-4 Phantom made by Collection Armour is modeled after the iconic US Navy Blue Angels' No. 5 jet, art style 8001. Showcasing the beautiful navy and yellow livery with the 5 on the tail and "US Navy" & "Blue Angels" on the body, this model will have you reminiscent of American pride and incredible showmanship. Still in the original box with its info sheet, the aircraft is in excellent condition. The box shows signs of wear associated with storage. The plane measures approximately 14.5" nose to tail and 9.75" wing to wing. 

The US Navy "Blue Angels" are the acrobatic jet team of the US Navy, set up in 1946. Their formations are generally composed of 6 aircraft, with #5 as the soloist of the team. 

This 1:48 die cast metal model of the F-4 Phantom made by Collection Armour is modeled after the legendary US Navy "Black Bunny" jet, art style 98042. Showcasing the striking black paint job with "3783 VX-4 NAVY" on the body and the iconic namesake Playboy bunny on the tail, this model will have you anxiously awaiting a shadow speeding past in the night sky. Still in the original box, the aircraft is in excellent condition. The box shows signs of wear associated with storage. The plane measures approximately 14.5" nose to tail and 9.5" wing to wing. 

According to Navy lore, the "Black Bunny" first appeared on the F-4 Phantom used by the Navy's Air Test and Evaluation Squadron Four (VX-4) in 1969 during night testing. This team tested fighter aircraft and weapons. The Current "Black Bunny," named "Vandy 1," is an L-38 that flies at airshows in North America with the Warrier Flight team

This 1:48 die cast metal model of the F-4 Phantom made by Collection Armour is modeled after the US Navy "Sundowners" fighter jet, art style 8004. Showcasing the terrifying "sharkmouth" paint job on the nose with "200", "3012 NAVY VF-111 USS Roosevelt" on the body, and the iconic namesake setting sun on the tail, this model will take you back to USS Roosevelt's final deployment in the 70s. Still in the original box, the aircraft is in excellent condition. The box shows signs of wear associated with storage. The plane measures approximately 14.5" nose to tail and 9.5" wing to wing. 

This rare Franklin Mint Roswell Incident die-cast eyewitness sculpture of the UFO that was said to have crashed near Roswell, New Mexico on July 3, 1947 is far out! The stand depicts the Roswell crash site and the metal UFO shines with the intrigue of the moment. A soil sample is included in the Franklin Mint "Certificate of Authenticity" as well as an envelope stating "Top Secret." The base of the stand shows a plaque with an unknown script and "Rowell Incident," "Crash Site July 3, 1947," and "Between Oscura Park & Socorro, NM." In the original "Top Secret" box, this model is in excellent condition. With the stand, the model measures approximately 9.25"x 6.25" The box shows some signs of wear associated with storage. 

This cast metal desk model reproduces a turbofan jet engine in Lufthansa's livery, with the airline's crane logo etched into the front cowling. It measures about 7½" long and roughly 3½" tall on its stand. The engine has a brushed aluminum finish, with a black spinner cone and finely detailed fan blades visible through the intake, and a black-tipped nose cone at the rear. Three raised bands mark the engine's casing sections. It rests on two small posts atop a two-tier wooden base with a mahogany-toned top and a darker striped border, sized to match the model's length. The metal shows light handling wear and scattered fine scratches, with the crane logo still crisp and legible. The base has a couple of small surface marks on the top panel but no chips or losses to the edges. Jet engine desk models like this were often given as airline promotional or retirement pieces, and the clean Lufthansa branding makes it a nice display piece alongside airline wings and insignia from the same era.

This model of an Eastern Lockheed L1101 comes as an excellent example of an iconic silver, teal, and blue Eastern aircraft, produced by Westway Models Ltd. of Wembley, England. This beautiful model shows the classic Eastern livery with the stylized "EASTERN" wordmark and hockey-stick logo along the fuselage. Measuring approximately 20" from nose to tail and 20" wing to wing, this model Eastern aircraft is the perfect addition or start to any collection.

Comes with a metal 3-pronged stand.

Comes with a metal 3-pronged stand.

This model of an Eastern Airlines 757 "Air Jet" made by Advance Models Inc comes as an excellent example of the iconic silver, teal, and blue Eastern aircraft livery. This beautiful model shows the classic Eastern livery with the stylized "EASTERN" wordmark and hockey-stick logo along the fuselage. "757" is present on the tail. Measures approximately 8.5" from nose to tail and 8" wing to wing. Comes with a black plastic stand that states "Air Jet," Advance Models Inc" and the address/telephone for Advance Models in FL on the bottom. 

This rare metal model of an Eastern Airlines Douglas DC-8 comes as an excellent example of an iconic white, teal, and blue Eastern aircraft. This beautiful model shows the classic Eastern livery with the stylized "EASTERN" wordmark, hockey-stick logo, and "N8612" along the body. This vintage treasure is in good condition and displays well on its included sturdy metal stand. The joint between the wing and body shows some cracking and there is a minor dent on the underside of the nose. Measuring approximately 16" from nose to tail and 16" wing to wing, this model Eastern aircraft is the perfect addition or start to any collection. 

This model of an Eastern Airlines Boeing 727 Jet Airplane made by Raise Up comes as an excellent example of the classic 60s cream, red/orange, and blue Eastern aircraft. This beautiful model shows the classic Eastern livery with the stylized "FLY EASTERN" wordmark, "727" on the rear engines, and "N101" along the tail. This vintage treasure is in great condition and displays well on its included plastic stand that states "Eastern Air Linnes" and "Boeing 727 Jet". The body shows slight wear associated with age and the stand attachment point shows wear. The slightly worn note on the underside of the plane states it is manufactured by Raise Up in Rotterdam, Holland and also reads "World Sales Agents," "The N Defilippes Company," and "Plane Model Division New York, NY." Measuring approximately 9" from nose to tail and 7" wing to wing, this classic model Eastern aircraft is the perfect addition or start to any collection. 

This solid brass emblem strips the American Airlines flying eagle down to its essential form: a deeply sculpted eagle in mid-flight, wings raised and feathers finely detailed, perched between two bold block "A" letters — the same striking motif seen on the airline's wing badges, isolated here as a standalone pin. The piece is die-struck and maker-marked on the reverse "ROBBINS CO / ATTLEBORO," identifying it as the work of the Robbins Company of Attleboro, Massachusetts, a jewelry and insignia manufacturer with roots dating to the early 1900s and a long history producing enameled badges, medals, and commemorative pieces. The reverse retains its original threaded stud-post and locking disc backing, intended for uniform lapel or cap mounting rather than a standard pin-back. The brass shows a warm, deep patina with darkening in the recesses that brings out the crisp detail of the eagle's feathers, consistent with genuine age rather than a modern reproduction. A well-preserved, solidly made example of American Airlines' signature eagle emblem from a respected period maker.

Measures approximately 1.25" x 1.25"

This piece isolates just the American Airlines eagle itself, without the flanking "AA" lettering seen on the companion emblem — a finely detailed diving eagle, wings fully raised and talons visible below, rendered in deep relief with individually defined feathers. The metal has taken on a dark, silvery-gray oxidized finish, giving the piece an antique pewter-like appearance with the raised feather detail standing out nicely against the darkened recesses. The reverse shows a mounting stud with a small brass fitting near the top and a separate rivet or pin point near the base, indicating this was affixed to a badge, cap, or backing plate rather than worn loose. Wear and light scratching to the back are consistent with genuine age and handling. A striking, sculptural rendition of American Airlines' signature eagle on its own.

Measures approximately 1.25" x 0.50"

This small gold-tone pin distills American Airlines' eagle-and-"AA" emblem down to service-award scale, with the eagle rising in flight between two block letter A's, wings raised and finely detailed down to individual feathers. Pins of this style were issued by American Airlines to mark employee years of service, worn as a lapel pin or tie tack. The reverse carries a simple stud-post fastener, consistent with tie-tack/lapel construction rather than a wing-back pin, and the gold finish shows light wear with a faint crosshatched texture to the back plate. 

Measures approximately 1" x 1"

This elongated bar badge spells out "AMERICAN AIRLINES" in raised gold lettering across a deep blue enamel field, with the eagle rising between two block letter A's mounted prominently at center, breaking the text and echoing the airline's signature emblem. The blue enamel shows an attractive aged, mottled patina rather than a flat uniform color, consistent with genuine age rather than a modern reproduction. The reverse carries a horizontal pin-back closure, present and functional, with visible tarnish and oxidation typical of period brass. 

Measures approximately 0.5" x 2.5"