British Torpedo Bomber Mugs
Description: Distressed effect Second World War aviation aircraft airplane spotters card silhouette, perfect for collectors of historical airplanes, lovers of war movies, model makers, WW2 fanatics and old school flight simulator video gamers, showing worn silhouette of the Blackburn B.26 Botha British four-seat reconnaissance and torpedo bomber that entered service with the RAF in 1939.
Description: Vintage aviation reference chart featuring the Fairey Albacore, the British torpedo bomber developed as the successor to the Swordfish and introduced in 1939 for carrier operations during the early years of the Second World War. Perfect for aviation historians, aircraft modellers, Fleet Air Arm enthusiasts, and fans of classic aircraft diagrams.
Description: The Westland Wyvern was a British single-seat carrier-based attack aircraft of the 1950s intended to cover a wide variety of roles. Apart from the cannons, rockets, and bombs usually carried by such aircraft, the Wyvern was unusual in that it could also carry a torpedo long after it ceased being normal armament on other contemporary aircraft. Another unusual feature was its contra-rotating propellers.
