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The An-124 Ruslan series of metal pins is dedicated to Antonov aircraft and the Ukrainian cities whose names they bear. The collection features seven designs: UR-82007 Mykolaiv, UR-82009 Mariupol, UR-82027 Kharkiv, UR-82029 Bucha, UR-82073 Irpin, UR-82008 Okhtyrka, and UR-82072 Kherson. At the center of each pin is a three-dimensional An-124, and a blue-and-white ring with inscriptions highlights the brand’s signature aviation style.
The Clivedon metal pin is shaped like an Embraer EMB 145—one of the most famous regional jet aircraft of its generation. The miniature silhouette accurately captures the aircraft’s distinctive layout, with engines located near the tail section of the fuselage. The pin is available in two colors: gold and silver. It features a pinback clasp.
The Gulfstream IV is a family of twin-jet aircraft that are primarily designed for private or commercial use. The icon exactly resembles this business jet and is available in two colors - gold and silver.
A pin in the shape of the SH-3 Sea King, it is an American submarine hunter helicopter (SH) designed and built by Sikorsky Aircraft. The badge comes in a box, ready to be a great gift for you or your aviator friend.
The Mi-2 (Hoplite) icon is a multi-purpose helicopter developed in the early 1960s. It is widely used to perform a variety of civilian and military tasks. The badge comes in a box, ready to be a great gift for you or your aviator friend.
The Mi-26 badge is a multi-purpose transport helicopter, the world's largest serial transport helicopter, and can be used for both military and civilian missions, as well as for search and rescue operations. The badge comes in a box, ready to be a great gift for you or your aviator friend.
Buy an A340 pin and emphasize your love for aviation! This metal badge will be a great addition to your collection or a stylish accessory for your clothes or backpack.
The NASA Shuttle pin is a symbol of historic space missions and engineering excellence. Its design is inspired by the NASA space shuttle program, which played a key role in the exploration of the universe.
Classic NASA badge with the legendary blue meatball logo. A compact accessory for those who dream of space.
Epaulette badges are unique badges with black and yellow stripes, reminiscent of aviation uniforms and pilot style.
This metal pin is dedicated to the Ukrainian An-26 rescue and medical aircraft, designed for the evacuation and treatment of patients in flight. The name Vita means life in Latin. The pin is available in two color variations: gold with red accents and silver with blue accents.
The Antonov Operations Department pin is dedicated to the division that plays a vital role in the life of Antonov aircraft after they are built. Its oval shape, blue enamel, silver base, and gold-colored logo make it eye-catching and easily recognizable. The badge features the dates 1958–2018, emphasizing its commemorative nature. The reverse side has two mounting holes for secure attachment.
This commemorative pin was issued to mark the 25th anniversary of the Antonov An-70’s maiden flight, which took place on December 16, 1994. In the center is a three-dimensional golden figure of the aircraft against the backdrop of a stylized globe. The design is complemented by the Antonov emblem, commemorative dates, and the inscription - An Aircraft Ahead of Its Time.
This commemorative pin is dedicated to the maiden flight of the Antonov An-12, which took place on December 16, 1957. The design features a three-dimensional golden silhouette of the four-engine aircraft, the historic date, and the inscription Maiden Flight. The An-12 became one of the most famous transport aircraft of its generation.
This commemorative pin from the Kharkiv Aviation Institute was created to mark the 30th anniversary of the Class of 1988. It features an airplane, the historic KhAI building, the dates 1988–2018, and a blue-and-yellow ribbon. It is a symbolic item for graduates and everyone whose life is connected with aviation education.
This metal pin depicts the Antonov An-8—the first specialized transport aircraft produced by Antonov. It made its maiden flight on February 11, 1956. The inscription Flying Whale refers to the aircraft’s unofficial nickname, and the two color options allow you to choose between a gold-and-red or silver-and-blue design.
