World War II Advertisement For Curtiss Wright Corporation

World War II-era color advertisement, 'Curtiss Wright Salutes The Flying Tigers,' for Curtiss Wright Corporation, showing an image of Allied Curtiss P-40s painted with a shark face on the noses, flying through the sky and shooting down enemy planes, September 1942. It orginally appeared in 'Aviation, Vol. 42, No. 06,' published by McGraw-Hill Publishing Company. (Photo by Museum of Science and Industry, Chicago/Getty Images)
World War II-era color advertisement, 'Curtiss Wright Salutes The Flying Tigers,' for Curtiss Wright Corporation, showing an image of Allied Curtiss P-40s painted with a shark face on the noses, flying through the sky and shooting down enemy planes, September 1942. It orginally appeared in 'Aviation, Vol. 42, No. 06,' published by McGraw-Hill Publishing Company. (Photo by Museum of Science and Industry, Chicago/Getty Images)
World War II Advertisement For Curtiss Wright Corporation
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Credit:
Museum of Science and Industry, Chicago / Contributor
Editorial #:
181388145
Collection:
Archive Photos
Date created:
September 01, 1942
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Object name:
T1708152_1028
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