
Parchment with an official metal chip from an original Japanses Imperial Navy A6M5 Zero Fighter. Each chip was removed from the Planes of Fame Zero Fighter at the time of the aircraft's restoration to flight.
- The Museum’s Zero is the only fully authentic flyable example in the world.
- Restored to flying condition in June 1978, this Zero fighter is still powered by its original Nakajima Sakae 31 engine. It carries the same color scheme and markings it bore in combat for the Imperial Japanese Navy during the war.
- After a successful flight-test program the Zero was shipped to Japan for a six-month tour of flight demonstrations. Two tours have been made in Japan and is the only example of the type of Zero to have flown in Japan since the end of WWII.
- Once flown by Charles A. Lindbergh at NAS Patuxent River, Maryland.
- Movie and TV appearances include Pearl Harbor, Tora Tora Tora.
Each parchment measures 11" x17"
Reviews
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Zero Parchment
Great piece of history. Nice addition to my collection
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Love it!
My son loves that he owns a piece of history. He is a plane buff, and immediately asked me to buy this for him when he saw it. He's very proud of it. Wonderful idea!
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Japanese Zero Parchment with original piece of aircraft
This is excellent and displays nicely! This is exactly what was advertised and is an excellent value for the cost. Prompt shipping and it arrived in excellent condition!
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Parchment
Arived quickly and in perfect condition..a little bit of history
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A6M Artifact
This is a great opportunity to own a piece of a legendary aircraft. Hope to see more of these in the future.