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British World War 2 Aircraft Wall Clocks with Beautiful Aviation Art Prints in the background. Also Military Aviation Desk Clocks, Aviation Art and Gifts.

Beautiful World War 2 British Aviation Wall Clocks, Military Desk Clocks and Great Gift ideas for the Veteran.

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Spitfire Mk.IA Clock
Spitfire Mk.IA Clock
Aviation Wall Clock

This collector clock features classic WWII nose art and the profile of a Spitfire framed in a distinctive riveted aluminum case. Quartz movement; battery not included. Made in U.S.A. 15" diameter.
#0006683
Price: $29.95

Mosquito Clock
Wall Clock

This collector clock features the menacing Mosquito - both the pesky insect and the classic RAF fighter-bomber - framed in a distinctive riveted aluminum case. Also features a quartz movement, requiring one AA battery (not included). 15" diameter.
.....#0006670 $29.95

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