FORD ISLAND AVIATION MUSEUM

Description

Ford Island Aviation Museum (Hangar 37)

This piece represents a place where history is preserved and remembered.

Created as a physical memory object, the Hangar 37 coin reflects the aviation history connected to Pearl Harbor and the events of December 7th, 1941. It is designed not as a souvenir, but as something to hold, display, and reflect on with meaning and historical awareness.

For many, this space represents more than aircraft — it represents the people, stories, and moments that shaped history.

Where History Is Preserved

Hangar 37 stands as a place where the past is kept visible.

It connects the events of Pearl Harbor to the aircraft, individuals, and stories that were part of that moment. This piece is designed for those who want to represent not just what happened, but how it is remembered and preserved.

It is well suited for personal collections, meaningful gifts, or display alongside other Pearl Harbor pieces.

Details

• 50mm oversized format
• 5mm substantial thickness
• Double-sided artwork
• UV-3D high-relief color
• Includes display stand
• Free U.S. shipping
• Optional 3D-printed gift box available
• Designed for modular display setups

Designed for Display

This piece is meant to be seen, not stored away.

It can stand on its own or be displayed alongside the Control Tower and other Pearl Harbor coins to represent the aviation side of history.

Note on Display Accessories

Any optional display boxes or accessories are 3D printed and may show minor variations that are normal to the production process.