Daron Worldwide Trading Stamp B-24J Liberator Witchcraft

The Consolidated B-24 Liberator was an American four-engine, twin-tail heavy bomber that was extensively used during World War II by the United States Armed Forces. Designed by Consolidated Aircraft, it was the most-produced American military aircraft, with 18,493 units manufactured. The B-24J Liberator known as "Witchcraft" entered service in April 1944 and was assigned to the 467th Bomb Group, 790th Bomb Squadron. This aircraft had an impressive record, completing 130 combat missions during the war, a number proudly displayed on its nose art. Remarkably, "Witchcraft" always completed its missions without any crew members being injured or killed.

The Collings Foundation, a non-profit organization that preserves and exhibits historic aircraft, currently operates a fully restored B-24J in the "Witchcraft" color scheme, honoring the veterans of World War II. This aircraft is the only fully authentic B-24J still flying and is the star of the Wings of Freedom Tour, which visits over 100 cities across the United States.

The die-cast metal model airplane, PS5557-3, is a 1:163 scale replica of the B-24 Liberator. It measures approximately 5 1/8 inches long with an 8 1/4 inch wingspan and comes with a plastic stand. The model features incredible detail, print, and accuracy, making it a valuable addition to the Postage Stamp collection from Daron. The item package weighs 1.0 pounds.

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