P-51D Mustang "Etta Jeanne II" LTC Huie Lamb WWII Aviation Pint Glass

Lt. Col. Huie H. Lamb Jr. flew 61 combat missions over Europe in P-47 Thunderbolts and his P-51D Mustang, "Etta Jeanne II," with the 82nd Fighter Squadron, 78th Fighter Group, 8th Air Force.

He was a World War II Ace who became one of the first Allied pilots to down an Me 262 jet fighter, cementing his place among the greatest fighter pilots of World War II.

And he was the kind of man who made you stand straighter. Humble. Honorable. A mentor who'd take a young pilot under his wing and share wisdom over BBQ.

This pint glass honors his legacy as both a pilot and a man, and stands as a piece of aviation memorabilia built to be used, not hidden away.

Every time you pour a cold one, you're raising a glass to a man who earned it. Not just for what he did in the cockpit, but for who he was on the ground.

This offering makes a meaningful aviation gift and one of our most personal gift ideas for pilots, veterans, and aviation enthusiasts.

If you're collecting tributes to the men who flew, this belongs on your shelf next to the Lt. Col. Stewart Little Coquette glass.

16 oz shaker pint glass. Hand-wash only, not microwave safe. Each glass is handmade, so slight variations in the glass are part of the craft.