P-51 Little Coquette Lt. Colonel Harry Stewart, Jr. Shaker Pint Glass

Lt. Col. Harry T. Stewart Jr. flew 43 combat missions over Europe in a P-51D Mustang. On one mission, he shot down three enemy aircraft in a single day, earning the Distinguished Flying Cross.

LTC Stewart was one of the Tuskegee Airmen, the first Black military aviators in the U.S. Army Air Forces, soldiers who fought two wars: one against the Axis and one for the right to fight at all.

This pint glass honors Lt. Col. Stewart's legacy. 

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 proving what was possible when others said it wasn't.

This is part of our glassware honoring the World War II aviators whose stories deserve to be told, poured, and passed down. If you're collecting tributes to the men who flew, this belongs on your shelf next to the Lt. Col. Lamb Etta Jeanne II 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.