Bud Anderson Autograph

Bud Anderson

Bud Anderson was born in Oakland, California in 1922, and grew up in the small town of Newcastle. As a young man, he became interested in aviation and eventually joined the US Army Air Corps in 1942, at the height of World War II. After completing his training as a fighter pilot, Anderson was assigned to the 357th Fighter Group, which was stationed in England. More about Bud Anderson

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Current items with a signature of Bud Anderson

These are the most current items with a signature of Bud Anderson that were listed on eBay and on other online stores - click here for more items.

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thumbnailC.E. Bud Anderson WW II P-51 ACE Pilot SIGNED CARD Triple Ace !!$14.99logo
thumbnailClarence Bud Anderson WWII Triple Flying Ace Signed Lonnie Anderson Art$199.99logo
thumbnailSIGNED BOOK PLATE FOR NOTED U.S. FIGHTER ACE BUD ANDERSON`S TO FLY & FIGHT!$49.99logo
thumbnailTo Fly and Fight: Memoirs of a Triple Ace Col Bud Anderson SIGNED HCDJ Near Fine$75.00logo
thumbnailWW2 Triple Ace CE Bud Anderson Autographed Fly & Fight Book, Updated Edition!$59.99logo
thumbnailWWII Triple Ace Fighter Pilot Clarence Emil Bud Anderson Signed Photo$50.00logo
thumbnail“Old Crow” By Terry South Numbered Print Autographed By Col. CE “Bud” Anderson $100.00logo
Anderson quickly proved himself to be a skilled and fearless pilot, distinguishing himself in missions over France, Germany, and other parts of Europe. He earned the nickname "Old Crow" after the brand of whiskey that he enjoyed drinking, and painted it on the side of his plane for good luck. Anderson flew a total of 116 combat missions, shooting down 16 German planes and damaging another 9. He was one of the top scoring American pilots of the war, and was awarded numerous medals and honors for his bravery and skill, including the Distinguished Flying Cross and the Air Medal with 25 Oak Leaf Clusters.

After the war, Anderson continued to serve in the US Air Force, rising to the rank of colonel and holding a variety of command positions. He remained active in aviation throughout his life, serving as a test pilot for McDonnell Douglas and as a member of the board of directors for the Experimental Aircraft Association. Anderson was also a sought-after speaker and historian, sharing his perspectives on the war and his experiences as a fighter pilot with audiences around the world. He was awarded the Congressional Gold Medal in 2007 in recognition of his contributions to American aviation and military history. Read even more about Bud Anderson at Wikipedia

Traded items with a signature of Bud Anderson

In total, we tracked 943 items since 01/01/2008. The chart below shows the trade volume over time.

The most expensive item with a signature of Bud Anderson (P-51D Mustang OLD CROWAutographed By C.E. BUD ANDERSON 357TH FG) was sold in June 2012 for $699.00 while the cheapest item (Bud Anderson Signed 1984 Fleer #533 Card Cleveland Indians Auto Autograph) found a new owner for $0.49 in June 2022. The month with the most items sold (15) was May 2024 with an average selling price of $65.99 for an autographed item of Bud Anderson. Sold items reached their highest average selling price in December 2014 with $276.00 and the month that saw the lowest prices with $0.76 was June 2022. In average, an autographed item from Bud Anderson is worth $24.00.

Most recently, these items with a signature of Bud Anderson were sold on eBay - click here for more items.

Picture Item Title Price Store
thumbnail1984 Donruss Bud Anderson Autographed Card Cleveland Indians $3.99logo
thumbnailBud Anderson Signed CUT AUTO PSA/DNA Authentic$13.50logo
thumbnailCLARENCE Bud ANDERSON d. 2024 (WWII Triple Ace) Signed/Autographed 8x10 Photo$19.99logo
thumbnailPSA Clarence Bud Anderson Autograph WWII Triple Ace Business Card P-51 Mustang $85.00logo
thumbnailSIGNED WWII FIGHTER ACE BUD ANDERSON FDC AUTOGRAPHED FIRST DAY COVER$24.99logo
thumbnailTo Fly and Fight Bud Anderson Signed Triple Ace Chuck Yeager Hardcover$25.00logo
thumbnailTo Fly and Fight SIGNED by Col. Clarence Bud Anderson - Triple Ace - Fine HC$89.00logo
thumbnailTo Fly and Flight by Clarence E. Bud Anderson Signed By Anderson And Yeager$175.00logo
thumbnailWW2 Fighter Pilot 4x Flying Ace Signed Photo PSA DNA Autograph Auto Bud Anderson$149.00logo
thumbnailWWII TRIPLE ACE US Army SIGNED Bud Anderson P-51 MUSTANG 357th FIGHTER GROUP$25.49logo

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Latest News about Bud Anderson

Andy "Bud" Anderson (09/02/14): Mr. Andy Bud Anderson, age 78 of Hampton, passed away Friday, August 29, 2014 at Piedmont Henry Hospital.

Bud Anderson: Less active, but still lots of ideas (04/03/14): Floyd "Bud" Anderson may be ready to take a break from Log Lane Village politics, but he's still willing to offer his ideas and advice to those willing to listen. Go to news article

Leonard “Bud” Anderson (03/03/14): Leonard Anderson, 86, Arden Hills, MN, formerly of Sanborn, ND died at Johanna Shores Care Center in Arden Hills on March 1, 2014. Funeral arrangements for Leonard have been entrusted to Oliver-Nathan Funeral Chapel, Valley City, ND. An online guestbook is available at www.oliver-nathanchapel.com

WWII ace Col. Bud Anderson in Broomfield March 1 (02/20/14): Retired Air Force Col. Col. C.E. "Bud" Anderson will be in Broomfield for two events March 1. Go to news article

UPDATE: Missing man Leroy ‘Bud’ Anderson found safe (12/06/13): The Sioux Falls Police Department says Leroy Harold ‘Bud' Anderson has been located safe and sound in Stickney, SD. The Sioux Falls Police Department first asked Friday for the public's assistance in locating Anderson, who is also memory impaired. He has been found safe, Saturday.

Older News Stories about Bud Anderson

Artist Creating Tribute To World War II Pilot Bud Anderson (08/2013): The statue is a tribute to Bud Anderson for his service to our country, and the sculptor has fronted the money to get the project started. He’s spent hundred of hours focusing on all the details to get the sculpture of the 91-year-old World War II fighter pilot exactly right.