Swag the Dog

white tshirt with a color image of a bassett hound with a rocket on its back over the url of the website. back has Texas Barnstorming Museum and address in retro-looking type

$22 including tax and shipping. S–XXL.
Ladies’ shirts have V-neck.

Old Dogs t-shirt

Let’s face it…everyone likes putting on the dog, so here’s your chance! Nice heavyweight cotton tees featuring Rosie ready for launch. These ain’t no flimsy see-through shirts, you’re going to look great. Sizes S–2X. Ladies’ sizes have a V-neck. They only come in white, because we want you and Rosie to stand out. $22 each, tax and shipping included.

$19 including tax and shipping.
Black with white mesh. One size.

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Old Dogs ball cap

All good pilots wear hats...plus you’ll never have to comb your hair again if you’re wearing one of these Texas Barnstorming Museum ball caps. One thing’s a sure bet, it’ll look better on your noggin than it does sitting on the nose bowl of a Fleet. But either way it’s saying “Look at me, I'm cool and the sun isn’t in my eyes!” $19, including tax and shipping.

$4 including tax and shipping.

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Embroidered flight-bag patch

These patches look good on flight bags, jackets or anything else that’s fabric. The Scholarship kids here all put them on their letterman jackets. How neat is that? There’s already some kind of iron-on adhesive on them, but we stick them on with Shoe Goo and they’ve lasted great.

Heres a riddle. Look closely at the picture—what’s the significance of the wrench? Email me with the correct answer and I’ll send you the patch for free. Otherwise $4.00 will get you one of these little cuties. Tax and US shipping included.

woman and young man sitting in cockpit of the piper cub

$100
Physical and weight restrictions apply.

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Take an introductory lesson in the Cub

Treat your budding pilot or aviation enthusiast (it might be you!) to an introductory lesson in this iconic plane. Total time is about an hour, some of which we spend on the ground doing a pre-flight check and going over some of the finer points of flight. Passengers must be able to step up into—and out of—a cramped cabin, and can’t exceed 200 lbs.