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Queenie B-17G-15-BO 42-31353 322BS, 91BG, 8th AF This aircraft participated in the first large daylight raid on Berlin on 6 March 1944. It was later passed on to the 323BS in early April and subsequently downed by flak over 'Big B' on April 29. Only half the crew survived. The art work was done by Tony Starcer modelled after the September 1943 Varga calendar girl. 18"x40" $455.00 (wing not included) |
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 Miami Clipper B-17F-70-BO 12-29815 322BS, 91BG, 8th AF Another 91stBG a/c painted by Starcer, was named after a famous East coast railroad express train. This B-17 completed its last mission on 23 March, 1944, after which it was flown back to the states and sold for scrap at Walnut Ridge on 9 January, 1945. 18"x40" $455.00 (wing not included) |
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 Carolina Moon B-17G-75-BO 43-37907 851BS, 490BG, 8th AF This Fortress arrived at Eye on 2 July, 1944 and passed on to a second crew in December who in addition to the name added wives and girlfriends names to the crews positions. This a/c was credited to downing an Me-262 jet fighter by its gunners. The B-17 survived the war and was flown back to the US in mid-1945 and was sold as scrap at Kingman in December of that year. 18"x40" $425.00 (wing not included) |
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 Pist'L Packin' Mama B-17G 42-37779 324BS, 91BG, 8th AF Assigned to crew chief of the "Memphis Belle", completed its 25 missions and survived the war. 18"x40" $425.00 |
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Nine O Nine B-17G 42-31909 323BG, 91BG 8th AF This B-17 completed 140 missions without once having to turn back for mechanical reasons. The Collings Foundation is currently flying their B-17 in these markings today in airshows nation wide. 18x40" $355.00 |
