Boeing B-17F Memphis Belle Decanter with SpiritsThe pin up girl. The name painted in script. The Flying Fortress that became the most famous bomber of World War II. The Memphis Belle. Captain Bob Morgan named her after his girlfriend back home in Memphis, Margaret Polk. The Belle's iconic art, painted by Corporal Tony Starcer, became one of the most recognizable images of the war: a beautiful woman in a bathing suit, waving from the side of a bomber. It wasn't just aviation art. It was a reminder

this belongs on your shelf next to our LTC Lamb Etta Jeanne II glass

Still classified

And if you live and breathe aviation and military history

You can order yours with bourbon

This decanter captures that legacy

She can fly so high she's basically invisible

Dan White of Cockpit Creations

More than 50 years of excellence

Every mission was a test:

he was also a member of the first team to win the USAF's inaugural Top Gun competition in 1949

and doesn't forgive mistakes

and pass down