In 1930 there were only 200 female pilots. By 1941 more than 900 women had licenses and a small percentage were actual instructors. This beautiful art is a tribute to all those women who overcame the impossible and became licensed pilots.

This piece beautifully captures the allure of adventure with its illustration of a pilot, gazing ahead, ready to soar into the skies. Ideal for travel enthusiasts, this artwork enhances any space with a touch of nostalgia and the promise of new horizons. Make it a centerpiece in your home or office to inspire journeys and adventures beyond the everyday.

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Rooted in the scenic grandeur of Northwest Montana, Old Wood Signs is a full-circle design and fabrication powerhouse that prides itself on its all-encompassing approach: from initial design to final shipment, every piece is a Montana-made, All-American product. Our journey began back in 1986, crafting signs with homemade inks and resourceful ingenuity. Today, the company has evolved into a beacon of innovation with dozens of skilled employees and a cutting-edge facility, offering a diverse catalog of over 4,000 unique signs, each a creation of our pioneering spirit and team of exceptional designers.