Aircraft Engines Pillows
Description: As WWII drew to a close, the Canadian government adopted a policy to encourage the design and development of aircraft and engines in Canada. In 1945, Roy Dobson, head of A.V. Roe in Great Britain (which was part of the Hawker Siddeley Group), purchased the Victory Aircraft factory at Malton Airport in Ontario to establish A.V. Roe Canada Limited (Avro Canada). Avro’s Gas Turbine Division was spun off as its own company, Orenda Engines Limited, in 1956, and while Avro Canada folded in 1962, Orenda continued to produce jet engines until the mid-'70s.
Description: Avro Canada & Orenda Engines: Pioneers of Canadian Aerospace Innovation** After WWII, Canada promoted domestic aircraft and engine development. In 1945, Roy Dobson of A.V. Roe UK founded Avro Canada by acquiring Victory Aircraft in Ontario. Avro’s Gas Turbine Division became Orenda Engines in 1956. Though Avro Canada closed in 1962, Orenda continued producing jet engines into the 1970s, marking a key chapter in Canadian aerospace history.
aerospace engineering, airplane, aircraft engineer Pillow
by PrisDesign99
$23 $28
Description: A detailed, stylized graphic of a futuristic white jetliner in flight against a black background. The jetliner features a long, slender body, swept-back wings, and multiple engines emitting bright blue light. The cockpit has a blue canopy. The overall style is clean and geometric.
Description: A red, bold title reads 'Raytheon'. Below it, a list outlines services such as 'Radio', 'Microwave Radar', 'Aerospace and Defense Industry', 'Aircraft Engines', 'Avionics', 'Aerostructures', 'Cybersecurity', 'Guided Missiles', 'Air Defense Systems', and 'Drones', all marked with red bullet points. At the bottom, a red statement reads '(...and sometimes we kill babies in Yemen)'.
Raytheon List of Services and Statement Pillow
by Remisova illustrator
$23 $28
Description: A bold, black background features a white line drawing of an airplane viewed from above. Text elements are arranged around the airplane. To the left, "HOW PLANES FLY" is in large, turquoise block letters. Smaller turquoise text labels include "MAGIC" with a starburst and arrow, "AIR" with an arrow, and "VERY IMPORTANT MAGIC" with a starburst and cloud.
How Planes Fly Magic Air Very Important Magic Pillow
by STEPHEN CHOU STD
$23 $28
Description: Gnome et Rhône was a major French aircraft engine manufacturer. Between 1914 and 1918 they produced 25,000 of their 9-cylinder Delta and Le Rhône 110 hp (81 kW) rotary designs, while another 75,000 were produced by various licensees. These engines powered the majority of aircraft in the first half of the war, both Allied designs as well as German examples produced by Motorenfabrik Oberursel. The company was nationalized as a part of Snecma in 1949, but the brand lived on for a time as the manufacturer of Gnome et Rhône motorcycles and Gnome et Rhône bicycles.
Description: A detailed, literal depiction of a Lufthansa jetliner shown in a side profile. The aircraft is predominantly white with navy blue accents on the tail and the 'Lufthansa' text. The tail features the iconic yellow circular emblem with a flying crane. The engines and landing gear are clearly visible.
Description: The Mosquito FB VI artwork highlights the aircraft's twin engines and solid fighter-bomber nose, with distant companions completing the aviation scene. Vintage lettering and compact historical details complete this aircraft artwork for aviation enthusiasts, model builders and military history readers. Every image in this collection is created with care and the intention of making its details as complete and historically accurate as possible.
Description: A Bristol Beaufighter IF flies above the landscape with two companions behind it, emphasizing its broad wings, twin radial engines and short nose. Vintage lettering and compact historical details complete this aircraft artwork for aviation enthusiasts, model builders and military history readers. Every image in this collection is created with care and the intention of making its details as complete and historically accurate as possible.
