Early Model P-38's w/ Dragon artwork

Anyone have any pictures of any early model P-38F/H's with the 459th FS that had the dragons painted on them. I saw a short video clip that showed one and would like to find some pictures.

Mike

Yes, I forgot to put that little bit of info in there.
 
Thanks,
Mike

Thats the squadron. I'm not looking for a picture of the emblem but of any early model F or H Lightning's that have the engine cowls and booms painted painted with the design.
 
You can see the video here http://www.lost-squadron.org/index2.html just click on the Union Jack flag at the bottom left and it will change the site to english and start the video. It's about 1 minute in.

Mike--Gary    this is an early "H" , it's shown at the beginning of your video; it's "Frances Rebel" no. 11 in about March. The white stripe probably indicates a flight leader.
The colour of the mouths now seems to be black rather than red, the tongue (and sometimes the lips) were red, the tooth is white as are the dotted lines.
The very early P-38s had no mouth and tail nos. in low 100s, then 1 or 2 -digit nos. when mouths introduced; the later unpainted models didn't appear to have the mouths. One or two of the colour photos in John's "Twin Dragons" articles would suggest a pale blue was used on some undersides rather than neutral grey.
Nick

The P-38 MOUTH was called a CHIN which housed among other things the turbo-charger intercooler..
 
 
Terry T.

I have:
42-67008  
P-38H-5-LO   
Glotfelty, James G.,  /RMC 
60th Fighter Sqd 33rd Fighter Group 10AF 11 Jun 1945 
(Burma, Myitkyina, 15mi. S) Wrecked - Pilot bailed           
condemned crashed, pilot bailed out due to engine failure
 
Terry T.

Interesting detail is that a name (barely visible on the 10thAF story pic) is written on the tip of the nose of this P-38. Looks like it could be "Marie".