USN
US NAVY
B-25 “Panchito”
WARBIRD

Description

This Limited-Edition barstool features an original actual real life photo – not AI – of a B-25 Mitchell bomber, now flying as “Panchito”, delivered on February 16, 1945. Privately owned , the “Panchito” is a fully restored, airworthy WWII medium bomber operated by the Delaware Aviation Museum Foundation. This specific B-25 (serial number 44-30734) serves as a flying tribute to the original “Panchito” that flew combat missions with the 41st Bombardment Group in the Central Pacific Theatre during WWII and is a frequent participant (2026) at air shows and military exhibitions throughout the U.S.A.

The Delaware Aviation Museum Foundation (D.A.M.F.) was founded in 2004, at the Delaware Coastal Airport in Georgetown, Delaware. The Delaware Aviation Museum Foundation, (D.A.M.F.), is an IRS 501(c)3 not-for-profit organization dedicated to promoting and preserving the history of aviation, focusing on aviation in Delaware and the Delaware Coastal Airport. The D.A.M.F. museum maintains a display of classic, vintage and military aircraft and aviation artifacts as well as an extensive reference library and is available for tour by appointment. The D.A.M.F. promotes tourism to Sussex County, Delaware by hosting events at the airport and museum, providing an educational venue for students and the community.

For more information on The Delaware Aviation Museum Foundation or to visit the museum, please email D.A.M.F. at info@delawareaviationmuseum.org, call at (443) 458-8926, or write at:

The Delaware Aviation Museum Foundation
21781 Aviation Avenue
Georgetown, Delaware 19947