The Black Horse over Bamburgh
by Mark Postlethwaite
| Spitfires of 72 Squadron roar past Bamburgh Castle on their way back to base at Acklington, June 1941. The aircraft in the foreground, RN-Y P8148 was named ‘The Black Horse’ in recognition of the fact that it had been purchased for the RAF by the employees of Lloyds Bank during the Battle of Britain. |
| Overall size: 17" x 28" | Available in the following editions |
| 350 | Limited edition | Signed by the artist | $85 |
| 10 | Remarque | As above | $425 |
| 10 | Double remarque | As above | $595 |
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