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When Hollywood Ruled The Skies - Volumes 1 through 4 by Bruce Oriss


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rreis
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Well, related to Nose Art and so, I thought some would like to visit:

http://toonsatwar.blogspot.com

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I have browsed that site before, some cool stuff. I wonder how Disney deals with their Trademark and Copyright issues with these historic logos on aircraft, I hear their lawsharks are active and hungry!
Here is another site with AAC patches, many of them Disney designs!
http://wwiijeepparts.com/ForSale/WW2Arm ... sAAF1.html

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That icing booklet is cool! Some pun intended :wink:
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I check out that blog every now and then. Great stuff!

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