



AUTHENTIC RELIC COLLECTIBLE BY CRAIG TINDER
B-25 Mitchell Old Glory Relic Plaque - 8"x10" | INCLUDES: B-25 Mitchell Old Glory Engine Cowl Panel Fragment
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Authentic historical relic · Certificate signed by Craig Tinder · Ready to stand or hang
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ABOUT THE PLAQUE
ABOUT THE RELIC
This specific fragment came from the engine cowl panel of B-25J-15-N aircraft SN 44-289398. Now known as "Old Glory", 44-28938 rolled off the assembly line in Kansas City, KS on 9 August 1944 and was immediately dispatched to the 12th Army Air Force, 57th Bomb Wing, 310th Bombardment Group, 428th Bombardment Squadron stationed in Italy. She participated in various bombing operations throughout the war and is one of only two remaining B-25 Mitchells still flying to see combat operations in World War II. She served a number of post-war duties including fire bomber, corporate transport, and air tanker. 16 September 1995, she took the skies once more donning the patriotic livery, "Old Glory".
After the war, Old Glory transitioned to peacetime duties, serving as a fire bomber, corporate transport, and air tanker. Her versatility demonstrated the adaptability of the B-25 platform in various roles beyond military service. In 2020, however, Old Glory suffered a crash that required a full restoration. During the restoration process, several original 1940s components, including the engine cowl panel, were replaced as part of bringing the aircraft back to airworthy condition.
Artist Craig Tinder cutting pieces of "Old Glory" for use in the limited edition print
The fragment included with this piece was removed from the original engine cowl panel during the restoration. It stands as a testament to the aircraft's enduring legacy, representing both its service during World War II and its continued role as a symbol of aviation history. Fully restored, Old Glory now flies again, educating the public and preserving the legacy of the brave aircrews who piloted the B-25 Mitchell into combat.
PLAQUE DETAILS
ABOUT THE PLAQUE
Each Relic Art Plaque combines Craig Tinder's historical artwork with an authentic relic and documented history in a compact, ready-to-display collectible. The artwork is presented on a piano-black wood plaque with a metallic finish designed to complement the incorporated artifact.
AVAILABLE SIZES
- 5" × 7" (12.7 × 17.8 cm)
- 8" × 10" (20.3 × 25.4 cm)
Availability varies by edition.
READY TO DISPLAY
Each plaque includes a removable kickstand for upright display on a desk, shelf, bookcase, or display cabinet and can also be hung on a wall. No additional framing is required.
AUTHENTIC RELICS
Because every relic is an authentic historical artifact, its color, markings, surface texture, and shape may vary from the example photographed. These natural differences make each finished plaque unique.
ABOUT CRAIG TINDER
Craig Tinder is an artist and historical researcher whose work brings significant moments in military and aviation history to life. For more than 20 years, he has combined detailed research with traditional and digital illustration techniques to create historically accurate artwork for collectors, veterans, museums, and historical organizations.
Craig has been commissioned to create artwork, installations, and memorial projects for museums, military organizations, and historical institutions throughout the United States. His work is held in museum and private collections around the world, reflecting a career built around historical accuracy, craftsmanship, and preserving the stories behind the subjects he depicts.
Every Aces In Action artwork is created by Craig Tinder, making Aces In Action the official home of his historical artwork and collectibles.
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SHIPPING & CARE
SHIPPING
Each Relic Art Plaque is individually completed and inspected by Aces In Action before shipment. The authentic relic is incorporated into the finished plaque, the Certificate of Authenticity is included, and the completed piece is carefully packaged for its collector. Please allow additional time for this hands-on process before your plaque ships.
Gift wrapping is available for Relic Art Plaques.
DISPLAY & CARE
Each plaque arrives ready to display. Use the removable kickstand for tabletop or shelf display, or hang the plaque on a wall using the integrated mounting option.
To preserve the artwork and relic, keep the plaque away from prolonged direct sunlight, excessive moisture, and extreme temperature changes. Dust gently with a clean, soft, dry cloth. Avoid household cleaners, solvents, or abrasive materials on the artwork, plaque surface, or relic.



