The Wright Brothers Aviation Art and Gifts showing the Orville Wright and Wilbur Wright, The First Airplane Invented.

 

	Spirit of Flight Jigsaw Puzzle Roy Grinnell. Depicting the Wright Brothers, Charles Lindbergh, Amelia Earhart and astronaut David Scott on the moon as well as aircraft from the Wright Flyer to the Space Shuttle, this 1,000-piece jigsaw puzzle measures 30"x 19" when assembled. #0065707 Price: $14.95
	100 Years of Flight Shirt Medium Capture the dramatic 1903 moment when the Wright brothers achieved their dream of powered flight with this striking T-shirt. 100% cotton, pre-shrunk navy blue shirt features a gorgeous image screen-printed for stunning color and durability. Size Medium. #0060300 Price: $16.95
	First Flight Woodscape Art This unique piece of art commemorating the Wright Brothers' 1903 accomplishment is made of plantation-grown pine wood, laser cut and hand finished and assembled into a ready-to-hang work. Also available as a do-it-yourself kit (item #8699). 21"x 15¼". #0008698 Price: $59.95
	First Flight Coin Collection On December 17, 1903, at Kill Devil Hills, North Carolina, Orville and Wilbur Wright became the first people in history to achieve controlled flight in a heavier-than-air machine. A stunning tribute to that achievement, this coin collection includes a 1903 Indian Head penny, a 2003 Silver Eagle one-dollar coin with a colorized 100th anniversary design, a 2001 North Carolina state quarter depicting the historic flight, a 2002 Ohio "First Flight" state quarter featuring the Wright Flyer - the Wright brothers were born in Ohio - and an astronaut, a 7"x 4" coin holder display, and a certificate of authenticity. #0063200 Price: $59.95
	Early Flyers Stamp Art This unique piece is both art and artifact - containing a rich history of noteworthy figures from aviation's early days. Features facts, quotes or anecdotes about the Wright Brothers, Samuel Langley, the Sperry Brothers, Harriet Quimby, Charles Lindbergh and Bessie Coleman, along with genuine stamps of various aviation greats. Because each stamp is hand selected and applied, your stamps may vary somewhat from those shown. Includes six stamps in an 8"x 10" double matte that comes ready to frame. #0070102 Price: $19.95
	Early Flyers Stamp Art: Framed This unique piece is both art and artifact - containing a rich history of noteworthy figures from aviation's early days. Features facts, quotes or anecdotes about the Wright Brothers, Samuel Langley, the Sperry Brothers, Harriet Quimby, Charles Lindbergh and Bessie Coleman, along with genuine stamps of various aviation greats. Because each stamp is hand selected and applied, your stamps may vary somewhat from those shown. Includes six stamps in an 8"x 10" double matte that comes ready-to-hang in a beautiful 1¼" mahogany bead frame with plexi glass. #0070122 Price: $44.95
	Wright Brothers Stamp Art This unique piece is both art and artifact - containing a rich history of the Wrights and their accomplishments as well as genuine stamps that celebrate those achievements. Because each stamp is hand selected and applied, your stamps may vary somewhat from those shown. Features 22 stamps in a 12"x 16" triple-matted piece that comes ready to frame. #0070100 Price: $44.95
	Wright Brothers Stamp Art Framed This unique piece is both art and artifact - containing a rich history of the Wrights and their accomplishments as well as genuine stamps that celebrate those achievements. Because each stamp is hand selected and applied, your stamps may vary somewhat from those shown. Features 22 stamps in a 12"x 16" triple-matted piece that comes ready-to-hang in a beautiful 1¼" mahogany bead frame with plexi glass. #0070120 Price: $84.95
	Flying Machine Takes to the Air Recapture the drama of the world's first powered flight as it might have been published on the London Herald front page from December 18, 1903. Although the only known (and inaccurate) reports of December 18 were published in the Norfolk Virginia-Pilot, the New York American, and the Cincinnati Enquirer, this imagined front page features the photograph of the Wright Flyer along with an article about the flight, an introduction to the Wright brothers and more... straight from "The Voice of the Empire." 12"x 16". #0007255 Price: $19.95
The Dream Fulfilled Keith Ferris. Aviation Art No Longer Available With an average speed of 42.58 mph, Orville Wright and Lt. Benjamin  Foulois round Shuter's Hill, Alexandria, Virginia just before sundown on July 30, 1909.  The dream was being fulfilled as they are seen halfway through the 10-mile course during the final test flight, leading to the first U.S. purchase of a military aeroplane.

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