Lockheed T-33 Jet Trainer Photo #148 1950s Vintage Military Aircraft PA1-7 For Sale


Lockheed T-33 Jet Trainer Photo #148 1950s Vintage Military Aircraft PA1-7
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Lockheed T-33 Jet Trainer Photo #148 1950s Vintage Military Aircraft PA1-7:
$25.00

Original Vintage Photograph – Lockheed T-33 Jet Trainer #148
Original 1950s black and white photograph of a Lockheed T-33 Shooting Star jet trainer, aircraft number 148, likely operated by a NATO or Commonwealth air force. No USAF markings are visible, making it possible this T-33 served with the RAF or another European military during the Cold War era.Likely taken in the 1950s or early 1960s. The jet is parked on the tarmac with the cockpit canopy open and a ladder in place – a classic Cold War-era training aircraft scene.

  • Aircraft: Lockheed T-33 Shooting Star

  • Markings: #148 on nose

  • Condition: Good vintage condition – slight fade, light wear

  • Size: Approx. 3.25\" x 4.75\"

  • Finish: Glossy

  • Back: Blank (no writing or labels)

  • Type: Original vintage photo (not a reprint)

📍Perfect for collectors of Cold War aviation, USAF trainers, or jet age aircraft photography.


Aircraft Identification & Details:
  • Type: Lockheed T-33 Shooting Star (trainer jet aircraft)

  • Markings: Aircraft No. 148 visible on nose

  • Era: Likely 1950s–early 1960s

  • Condition: Fair to Good

    • Slight overexposure/fade on right side

    • Some soft focus and minor surface grain

    • Canopy open with ladder visible – adds human interest

    • Background includes a flight line, hangars, and trees

Collector Demand Notes:
  • High interest among Cold War-era jet collectors, especially for early U.S. Air Force and NATO trainers.

  • T-33 jets were used globally by dozens of air forces and are sought after for their place in post-WWII aviation training history.

  • The specific nose number “148” may allow cross-reference by advanced collectors or restorers for squadron/unit ID.

  • Photos showing ground crews or access ladders are more desirable due to added context and action.

Shipping & Handling:
  • Ships in an archival sleeve with rigid mailer

  • Tracking included (U.S. and international)

  • Combined shipping available for multiple purchases at same time and will ship for free.




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