Framed / Matted artwork
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The White Eagle by Nicolas Trudgian Oblt. Gerhard Barkhorn leads the Me109Gs of 4./JG52 against Ilyushin Il-2 ground-attack aircraft ahead of a major Russian counter offensive in the Caucasus in January 1943. Signed by Hugo Broch, conservation mounted to include the wartime signature of Gerhard Barkhorn plus the signatures of Erich Hartmann, Günther Rall and Adolf Galland. Overall size: 28¼" x 34⅛". |
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The Red Baron An original drawing by Russell Smith mounted together with Manfred von Richthofen's original signature and a WWI Iron Cross 1st. Class. Overall size: 18" x 18½". |
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Precision Strike by Robert Taylor The Dambusters attack on the Mohne dam. Includes a matching numberred book on the raid with a bookplate signed by 617 Lacaster pilot Les Munro. Overall size: 24" x 22". |
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Holding the Line by Richard Taylor Skillfully led by their mercurial commander, SS-Hauptsturmführer Michael Wittmann, the Tiger Tanks of s.SS-Pz. Abt. 101 blaze through a shattered French village in the days following D-Day, June, 1944. Their destination – Normandy. A three signature print, conservation mounted to include the original signature of Michael Wittmann. |
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Yeager's Conquest by Roy Grinnell Chuck Yeager's historic sound barrier flight. The print is conservation mounted to include the signatures of Chuck Yeager and Bob Hoover plus original USAF pilot's wings Overall size: 18½" x 21" - $595 |
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Eagles of the West by Robert Taylor Helmut Wick - the Luftwaffe’s leading Battle of Britain Ace leads a group of Bf109s back to their base in Normandy following a sweep over the English Channel and Normandy coast during the closing stages of the battle. A three signature limited edition print, conservation mounted to include the original signatures of JG-2 (Richthofen) veterans Siegfried Lemke, Ernst Giefing, Hugo Dahmer and Helmut Wick. |
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Air Armada by Robert Taylor Sunday 18 August 1940. The pilots of 1./JG51 (Mölders) climb away from their airfield near Calais to escort the Do17s of KG76 for yet another deadly attack on the RAF. A five signature Anniversary edition print, conservation mounted to include the original signatures of Heinz Lange, Adolf Galland, Werner Mölders and Reichsmarschall Hermann Göring. |
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Erwin Rommel The signature is presented in a conservation mount with reproduction Panzer Assault badge and Afrika Korp emblem. |
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Against All Odds by Robert Taylor Caught on the surface by a PBY Catalina, the gun crews of a type VIIc U-Boat are quickly into action. Signed by seven U-Boat crew and conservation mounted to include the original wartime signatures of U-Boat Ace Otto Kretschmer and Supreme Commander of the U-Boat fleet Grand Admiral Karl Dönitz. |
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Silent Reflection by James Dietz A tribute to the U.S. Aircrews of the 8th. Air Force. The print is conservation mounted to include the signatures of Col. C.E. 'Bud' Anderson and B-17 Capt. Dewayne Bennett. |
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The Big Guns by Nicolas Trudgian The Me 109Gs of JG52, including those of the greatest aces of all time, Erich Hartmann and Gerhard Barkhorn, share the sky with the most highly decorated soldier of the Third Reich, Hans-Ulrich Rudel, in his tank-busting Ju 87G of St.G2. Matted with the wartime signatures of Hartmann, Barkhorn and Rudel. Also in cludes WWII Luftwaffe officer's cap badge. |
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The Age of Chivalry by Michael Turner A victorious German pilot makes a triumphant low pass in his Albatros D III. Signed by a WWI Albatros squadron commander, conservation mounted to include the original signature of WWI Ace Ernst Udet. |
$975 |
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Flight of Eagles by Robert Taylor Adolf Galland leads Me109s of JG-26 on a sweep over Calais, 1941. Signed by Adolf Galland, matted with the signatures of four additional JG-26 pilots. |
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Salute to the Brave by Anthony Saunders Luftwaffe Ace Franz Stigler declines to destroy a seemingly defenceless and battered B-17 from the 379th BG as it limps home following a raid on Bremen, 20 December 1943. Includes the signature of Franz Stigler. |
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Stormbirds Rising by Robert Taylor Me262s of III./JG7 as they climb to intercept a large formation of American bombers A four signature Collector's edition, matted with the signatures of Walter Nowotny and Walter Krupinski. Includes an original WWII Luftwaffe officer's breast eagle. |
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Knight of the Reich by Robert Taylor The pilots of JG52 in combat on the Eastern Front. Signed by Günther Rall, matted with the wartime signatures of Erich Hartmann & Gerhard Barkhorn. Also includes original Luftwaffe officer's cap eagle. |
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Into the Teeth of the Wind by Robert Taylor Bound for Tokyo, Lieutenant Colonel Jimmy Doolittle launches his B-25 Mitchell from the heaving deck of the carrier USS Hornet on the morning of 18 April, 1942. Matted with the original signature of Gen. Doolittle and original Sterling silver command pilot wings. |
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Sitting Pretty by James Dietz A 91st Bomb Group B-17F has made a forced landing at Bassingborne. Signed by the artist. Matted to include the original signatures of four B-17 crew who flew in combat during WWII. Also included are original USAAF pilot wings |
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Where Storm Clouds Gather by Anthony Saunders Bf109s of JG4 during the Ardennes offensive. Matted with the original signatures of two of the Luftwaffe's most prominent fighter Aces. Gen. Adolf Galland and Maj. Erich Rudorffer. |
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Hunters at Dawn by Robert Taylor Gerhard Barkhorn leads the Bf109s of JG52 as they climb out from their base near the Black Sea, November 1943 Matted with the wartime signature of Gerhard Barkhorn plus the signatures of JG52 Aces Gunther Rall, Dieter Hrabak and Walter Wolfrum. Includes an original WWII Luftwaffe officer's breast eagle |
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Duel in the Dark by Robert Taylor A Lancaster comes under attack from the Bf110 flown by night-fighter Ace Wolfgang Schnaufer. Matted to include the wartime signature of Wolfgang Schnaufe and the signature of Bill Reid V.C. Includes original WWII uniform insignia. Luftwaffe & RAF |
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First of Many by Robert Taylor Douglas Bader breaks out of a heavy overcast into the clear, and spots a Do17. Minutes later the Dornier crashed into the sea, the first victory for Bader and 242 squadron. With eight signatures, including Sir Douglas Bader. Matted to include original WWII RAF pilot wings. |
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Devotion to Duty by Richard Taylor With three signatures, including V.C. recipients Norman Jackson and Bill Reid. Matted only - (excluding frame & glazing) - $250 |
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