B-25 GUN METAL KEYCHAIN

$33.99

In stock

SKU

108071

“Imagination you can hold and feel.” The Lucky B‑25 Keychain is crafted from authentic, reborn aircraft skin taken from historic B‑25 Mitchell bombers. Each piece carries its own character—no two are exactly alike—allowing you to see and feel the superior quality of real aviation history. Available with bezels in polished nickel or gun metal, every keychain is laser‑engraved with the aircraft’s name, adding a personal touch to this collectible piece.

The B‑25 Mitchell, introduced in 1941 and named for Major General William “Billy” Mitchell, played a vital role in U.S. military aviation. Of the 10,000 originally produced, only 100 survive today, with just 45 still flying. This keychain offers a rare way to connect with a legendary aircraft.

Details:
• Made from authentic B‑25 aircraft skin
• No two pieces are exactly alike
• Laser‑engraved aircraft name
• Bezels available in polished nickel or gun metal
• Measures 2.5 inches
• Crafted from surviving B‑25 material
• Unique aviation collectible or gift

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Details

“Imagination you can hold and feel” Lucky B-25 Keychain. Reborn, historic aircraft skins. No two pieces are exactly alike. You can see and feel the superior quality of each unique piece. The are available with bezels in Polished Nickle, Gun Metal. The name of the aircraft is laser engraved on each piece.

The B-25 Mitchell is a medium bomber introduced in 1941 and named in honor of Major General William “Billy” Mitchell, a pioneer of U.S. military aviation.

Only 100 B-25’s have survived with only 45 still flying of the 10,000 produced

2 1/2 inches

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