Portuguese Air Force Fiat G.91 Vintage Jet Fighter Aviation Photograph

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Item ID: 297253420672
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Category: Collectables:Transportation Collectables:Aeronautica:Military:Photos/ Prints
Condition: In decent condition. Please check our images.

Portuguese Air Force Fiat G.91 Vintage Jet Fighter Aviation Photograph

Own a rare image of the iconic Fiat G.91 — a Cold War jet that symbolised Portugal’s aviation strength and NATO heritage.

Measurements: approx. 5 7/8 x 4 inches

Paper: Fujifilm Fujicolor Crystal Archive Paper

Dates: n/a

Condition: Previously numbered and mounted with a small double-sided tape. In decent condition. 

Internal notes: QC passed

The golden era of Cold War aviation comes vividly to life in this authentic photograph of the Portuguese Air Force Fiat G.91. Captured with striking clarity on a bright day, this approximately 5 7/8 x 4 inch image shows the G.91 with canopy open and ladder deployed — a fleeting moment of readiness on the tarmac. You can almost feel the heat shimmering from the concrete, hear the metallic echo of ground crew at work, and sense the tense undercurrent of a world divided by ideology yet united in technological advancement.

The Fiat G.91, known affectionately as “Gina,” was a remarkable lightweight fighter and reconnaissance aircraft developed for NATO. Portugal operated these agile jets extensively, and their role in both homeland defence and colonial operations has secured them a significant place in European military history. Printed on high-grade Fujifilm Fujicolor Crystal Archive Paper, this photograph has been previously numbered and mounted with small double-sided tape, remaining in decent vintage condition, and proudly passing our internal quality checks.

Acquiring pieces like this is an act of preserving the legacy of Cold War aviation mastery. Each carefully saved image connects us to the bravery, innovation, and historic tension of a defining era. For serious collectors, historians, and aviation enthusiasts, this photograph is more than a visual — it is a tangible link to the brave pilots and strategic doctrines that shaped the modern world.