Both a scout plane and a bomber, the Helldiver saw its heyday in the 1920s and 1930s, serving in a variety of missions in the interwar years. This open cockpit biplane was primarily used by the US Army Air Corps, the US Navy, and the US Marine Corps. It was ultimately the last combat biplane manufactured in the United States and purchased by the US Navy, but its image still captures the excitement and daring of the early days of aviation.
All of our ties are cut from luxurious 100% silk with a pure wool interlining. The design is woven into the fabric to ensure that it stays crisp and lustrous for years to come.
59in length. Limited edition.
All designs are works of art created by designer Christina Cheng New York.
All of our ties are cut from luxurious 100% silk with a pure wool interlining. The design is woven into the fabric to ensure that it stays crisp and lustrous for years to come.
59in length.
All designs are works of art created by designer Christina Cheng New York. Limited edition.
