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Shoo Shoo Baby (Pinup)

A photographic re-creation of the famous calendar pinup which was the inspiration for the GI nose artist, Tony Starcer of the 91st Bomb Group, Bassingborn, UK. When this combat veteran B-17 Flying Fortress was being restored in the 1980s, Tony Starcer recreated his work for the restoration. The bomber is in the collection of The United States Air Force Museum, Dayton, Ohio, USA

Signed and Limited edition of 500
Size 13" x 19"
Photographers notes and certification of authenticity included.
Portion of proceeds to: 8th Air Force Memorial Foundation, USA
     

$150

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Shoo Shoo Baby, B-17

This combat veteran B-17 Flying Fortress, a survivor of 23 bombing missions over occupied Europe, is preserved at The United States Air Force Museum in Dayton, Ohio. "Shoo Shoo Baby", a B-17G built by Boeing, flew and fought with the 91st Bomb Group of the 8th Air Force from the airbase at Bassingborn in the UK. On it's 23rd mission, the bomber was damaged in combat and flown to Malmo, Sweden where the crew was interned and the bomber was saved. After the war it had a career as a Swedish airliner and flew as a geographic survey airplane for the French.

Discovered derelict by aviation author Steve Birdsall at an airfield in France, the lone combat veteran B-17G was returned to the USA and after a 10 year restoration was flown to the USAF Museum in October of 1988. Photographed shortly after making it's last flight on the ramp at Wright Field where so many B-17s had passed through on their way to war.

Signed and Limited edition of 500
Size 13" x 19"
Photographers notes and certification of authenticity included.
Portion of proceeds to: 8th Air Force Memorial Foundation, USA
     

$150

WW II Set

Purchase both Limited Edition WWII Photos, and receive a free copy of the book "Shoo Shoo Baby: ALucky Lady of the Sky"!
     

$300