Sunrise Kaydet - Stearman Aircraft Canvas | INCLUDES: Aircraft Skin Fragment
Sunrise Kaydet - Stearman Aircraft Canvas | INCLUDES: Aircraft Skin Fragment
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About the Relic & Process
Built in 1943, PT-13D 42-17163 served with the USAAF as a military trainer until the late 1950s. In 1964, 42-17163 was purchased by a private party and received the registration number N4813V. During a complete restoration in the late 1990s, the fabric skin was replaced during the overhaul. This relic fragment of aircraft skin came from the starboard fuselage side just aft of the lower wing.
Artist, Craig Tinder, holding a piece of aircraft fabric from Stearman 42-17163. Pieces of that are included as the relic in the "Sunrise Kaydet" limited edition prints
Framed aircraft fabric from Stearman Kaydet with the "Sunrise Kaydet" limited edition canvases
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