The Vintage US Air Force Military Wooden Wall Plaque featuring the RED DEVILS 431st Squadron is a patriotic and collectible sign that pays tribute to the United States Air Force. The plaque showcases the colors of red, white, blue, and gold, with a design depicting the Red Devil mascot, winged halo, and five stars symbolizing the squadron’s emblem. Measuring approximately 9.5 x 7.5, this wall plaque is a unique piece of militaria that proudly represents the 431st Squadron and its rich history within the Air Force. Good vintage condition: No major issues. Some signs of age, scuffs, and sticker residue on back. The line joining the wood is visible on the front. Please see photos and reach out with any questions.
Offered here is a vintage and official United States Department of the Air Force wall plaque, identical to what you would have found at the Pentagon or the Department of Defense in the late 20th century. The plaque measures 14.5 in diameter and is ready to be hung or displayed. The plaque is made of a hard, plastic that I believe was vacuum formed. All the departments and agecies of the US Government had plaques like this in their headquarters and field offices. This striking display has some minor rubbing of the gold paint as shown in the photos. There’s also a small chunk missing on the back/side of the plaque, though this is not visible from the front. Sticker on the back identifies Sculptural Promotions of New York, NY as the maker of this award/plaque.
Offered here is an official US Air Force Reserve wall plaque, identical to what you would find at the Pentagon or the Department of Defense. The plaque measures 14.5 in diameter and is ready to be mounted. The plaque is made of a hard, plastic that I believe was vacuum formed. All the departments and agecies of the US Government have plaques like this in their headquarters and field offices.
Vtg US Air Force Wall Plaque – 54th WEA RECON SQUADRON – USAF – Weather Recon. This plaque is in good condition. 54th Weather Reconnaissance Squadron. The 54th Weather Reconnaissance Squadron is an inactive United States Air Force unit. Its last assignment was to the 41st Rescue and Weather Reconnaissance Wing at Andersen Air Force Base, Guam, where it was inactivated on 30 September 1987. The squadron was first organized as the 654th Bombardment Squadron in August 1944. Flying de Havilland Mosquitos, the squadron provided weather and photographic reconnaissance and radar countermeasure support for VIII Bomber Command until V-E Day. Redesignated the 54th Reconnaissance Squadron it deployed to the Pacific, but arrived after hostilities had ended. It served until inactivating in 1947. Redesignated the 54th Strategic Reconnaissance Squadron, the squadron resumed weather reconnaissance flights from Anderson Air Force Base, Guam, including some supporting forces in the Korean War. This article incorporates public domain material from the United States Air Force website of agency test->. European Theater of Operations, Korean War, Vietnam War, Operation Popeye. Air Force Outstanding Unit Award.
Please see pictures for condition and details. May show wear, imperfections, scratches, scuffs, dirt, dust due to age. Might need a good cleaning. Check last 3 pictures (red Velvet – fabric) condition. Check my other listings for more great collectibles.
Rare United States Air Force 5th Air Force Staff Sergeant Vietnam Era 1972Plaque. The 5th Air Force is Headquartered in Yokota, Japan and has been going since established in 1941. Plaque measures: 11.5 inches in diameter. Plaque was obtained from a former member of the 5th Air Force.
Has a lot of cracking in the paint see pics is old for sure was on display at Offuet Air Force base. Very cool vintage piece does have some raised parts on the back see pics auto very cool to display.
Strategic Air Command Aluminum Plaques. This set includes a thick cast aluminum plaque bearing the insignia of the United States Air Force Strategic Air Command (SAC) and two thin etched aluminum placards related to the Airborne Command Post “Looking Glass” and SAC Headquarters imagery. Design: Raised-relief emblem of the Strategic Air Command featuring the gauntleted arm clutching lightning bolts and an olive branch – symbolic of global readiness for both offense and peace. Material: Cast aluminum alloy, polished raised surfaces, with recessed black enamel or oxidized background. Dimensions: Approximately 6.5 inches wide by 7 inches high, 0.5 inch thick. Reverse: Raw unfinished casting, consistent with wall-mount plaques produced for base offices, command centers, or crew quarters. Date Range: Circa late 1950s-1970s, the Cold War operational period when SAC operated from Offutt Air Force Base, Nebraska. Airborne Command Post “Looking Glass” – Strategic Air Command. Depicts a Boeing EC-135 aircraft. Likely a desk or wall identification plate for display in command posts or briefing rooms. 7″ × 4.5″, thin brushed aluminum with black etching. SAC Headquarters Building & Missile Display. Shows the main HQ building with missile monument and flagpoles. Same etching method and size as above. Likely part of a presentation set or commemorative desk display produced for senior officers or visiting dignitaries. The Looking Glass EC-135 aircraft was an airborne command post that mirrored SAC headquarters, maintaining 24-hour readiness to direct nuclear forces in the event of ground communication failure. Plaques and etched aluminum art pieces like these were commonly produced by base machine shops or Lockheed, Boeing, or Air Force engravers as commemorative or internal presentation pieces-not mass-produced souvenirs. Authenticity Indicators: Hand-finished casting marks, non-commercial construction, period-correct aluminum thickness, and accurate heraldic design. Surviving examples typically originate from retired SAC personnel estates or base decommissioning lots. Collector Interest: Strong among Cold War, U. Air Force, and aviation memorabilia enthusiasts.