Very nice display it always feels good when you give something back to the community to support the vet's. Gary
I did a display at the Indiana State Museum of Indiana's role in US military aviation history. Using items out of my collection that were used by or manufactured by Hoosiers (people from Indiana), the timeline of the display went from the Wright Brothers to today's space program.
It was a little crowded and had low light, but I think it worked out Ok. Here are a few photos of the items that I had there.
Very nice display it always feels good when you give something back to the community to support the vet's. Gary
very nice personal work!Congratulations!This kind of stuff makes always me fly high...
Fantastic display Erick!I myself, for the first time, placed a WWI aviation display in my local library for 11/11. I think it is very important for others to see and remember tangible items of the men who provide our freedom then and now.
At your service (well, to a point),
Steve
"Fly on dear boy, from this dark world of strife. On to the promised land to eternal life"
A bruised reed shall he not break, and the smoking flax shall he not quench: he shall bring forth judgment unto truth.
Great display! If i had room in my collection the aviation helmets are things i am extremely fond of.
Thanks for showing.
rgds, Ty
Never enough time to admire my collection. Never enough time to be with my Grand-daughter.
Never enought time in the day. Never enough time in my life.
These kind of displays are really worthwhile. Well done!
Cheers, Ade.
Thanks guys! I appreciate the comments. I like doing displays with a theme and this one was fun to do. I am thinking about doing a similar display next year but focusing on the Marines Corps. It will be their 235th birthday then.