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Historical Provenance:
This authentic Squadron Print (#473) comes directly from the personal archive of Don "Curly" Landis, the former Lockheed Martin Skunk Works Program Manager for the F-117A Nighthawk. Landis was a central figure in the stealth community and a respected leader at Lockheed’s advanced development projects.
Item Highlights:
• Subject: McDonnell Douglas AV-8B Harrier II (Serial No. 164139)
• Squadron: Marine Attack Squadron 311 (VMA-311) "Tomcats"
• Authentic Signature: Hand-signed by a VMA-311 Harrier pilot with the call sign "Zambo."
• Format: High-quality 11" x 17" profile lithograph including squadron history and technical specs.
Condition:
Excellent vintage condition. This print has been meticulously preserved as part of a professional collection. The colors are vibrant, and the pilot's signature is clear and bold.
Collector's Context:
The "Tomcats" of VMA-311 have a storied history as one of the premier Marine Corps attack squadrons. This specific aircraft (Tail #01) was part of MAG-13 based at MCAS Yuma. For collectors of Marine Corps aviation or "Jump Jet" history, this print—with its direct link to a Skunk Works Program Manager—is a unique find.
AV-8B Harrier II, VMA-311 Tomcats, Marine Corps Aviation Art, Signed Pilot Print, Don Curly Landis Collection, MCAS Yuma, MAG-13, USMC Harrier, Squadron Prints Ltd. 1994
