Which military history museum product launch generated over $15 million in its first year, revolutionizing how museums approach retail merchandising of historical artifacts?

Military history museums face unique retail challenges when merchandising historical artifacts and memorabilia. Some innovative product launches have transformed struggling military museum gift shops into major revenue sources, helping to fund preservation efforts and educational programs. This poll tests your knowledge about one of the most successful military museum product launches of the last decade.

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The Imperial War Museum's 'Spitfire Experience' personalized model aircraft kits with authentic metal fragments from recovered WWII planes
The National WWII Museum's 'Victory Gardens' seed collection featuring historically accurate vegetable varieties from 1940s ration-era gardens
The Smithsonian's 'Battles & Leaders' subscription box delivering quarterly replicas of famous generals' personal items
The Military History Museum of Dresden's 'Fragments of Memory' jewelry line incorporating preserved uniform buttons from multiple conflicts