"General Davis and His Red Tails" is a print that celebrates the Tuskegee Airmen. It is a larger than life print created by artist Paul Tepper of Ohio. Paul created this piece during his Senior year at Columbus College of Art and Design. General Benjamin O. Davis was recruited to train all African American airmen at Tuskegee Air Force Field in Alabama. The Tuskegee Airmen were the first African American airmen to enlist into the United States military. The African American airmen who became single-engine and multi-engine pilots had to overcome adversity and discrimination to protect the country they loved so dearly. The original painting hangs in the Ohio Statehouse. This print measures 15" x 28". Each print is signed and

The Red Rock meeting folder is a classic folder which is 100% full grain, buffed cowhide. The full leather outer shell of this portfolio is completely foam padded. Tuck your documents in the inside sleeve pocket. Includes business card holder, pen slot and 8.5 x 11" ruled memo pad. Each portfolio is embossed in the lower right hand corner with the Ohio state seal. Product size: 9.5" long x 12" high. Portfolio is available is Brick, Brown and Black.

This series is written by Ohio author Margaret Peterson Haddix. Haddix was born in Washington Court House and earned her degree from Miami University. Haddix now lives in Columbus, Ohio with her husband and two children. The Shadow Children Series follows the life of Luke who is a child born in the future in the United States, once laws have went in place to prevent the population growth. This series is recommended for teenagers.