Your shopping cart is empty!
CLOSE
$15.00 $10.00
39 in stock
This is the 3-inch AO Brother and Sister medallion. As with most pictures this one does not do this coin justice. IYAOYAS!
| Weight | 5.5 oz |
|---|
Custom Woodworking: Ordiemart highly recommends and endorses Scott Kincaid as our exclusive Aviation Ordnance vendor for custom coin holders, shadow boxes, pens and just about any type of wood novelty item. Scott has made numerous projects for the Aviation Ordnance community and is well equipped to do just about anything you need. If he can’t […]
This is the AAO Chapter 8 Scuttle Challenge Coin. This coin is 2.50″ X 2.50″. Open up the scuttle and you’ll see the San Diego skyline because this is where it (AAO) all started 45 years ago. IYAOYAS!
This AO Challenge coin is 3-inches and tells the story of Saint Barbara, the Patron Saint of Aviation Ordnancemen. It’s a great addition to any AO Ordnance Challenge Coin Collection. Enjoy!!!
This rose plated coin is 2-1/2 inches high X 3-1/2 inches length, serialized 001-150, and recognizes our Ordie Girls by celebrating five of the Ordie Girl Trail Blazers on the back who were first to become an AOCM, CWO, LDO, CV, LHA Gun Boss, CAG Gunner, and CO. Ordiemart is pricing this coin to sell […]
The John Finn Collage Coin is serialized from 001-100 and is built like a tank. This coin depicts the highlights of John’s life as a Medal of Honor Recipient. Includes: Birth date and death date The squadron (VP-14) he was in on December 7, 1941 His name sake ship, USS JOHN FINN His Medal of […]
The AAO 45th Anniversary Coin was a giveaway item at the 2021 Association of Aviation Ordnancemen Convention (29 Jul – 02 Aug 2021) for everyone who registered. Only 300 coins were made in which 001-200 were made exclusively for the Convention.
Preshrunk. These T-shirts are 5.5 oz 50/50 (cotton/poly). Front design only. The use of the Skull and Rose design was authorized by Jim Richardson who used to run a business called Ordie-Apparel.
This is an 11 oz white ceramic mug with the Bomb Girl (Latina) placed on both sides so it doesn’t matter if you are a left or right handed drinker.
