Grand Slam
by Richard Taylor
| A Book & Print Portfolio Dedicated To 617 Squadron |
| Richard Taylor’s spectacular drawing, completed on buff paper with subtle colour highlights, depicts Ken Trent and his crew as they gather in readiness for 617 Squadron’s raid on the Valentin U-boat construction facility at Farge, north of Bremen, 27 March 1945. Their modified Lancaster carries a massive 22,000 pound ‘Grand Slam’ bomb as the final preparations are made to the aircraft. |
| Overall size: 13½" x 23½" | Available in the following editions |
| 150 | Limited edition | Signed by three 617 Sqdn aircrew - includes signed book 'Bomb Doors Open' | $185 |
| 25 | Artist's proof | As above | $240 |
| As two packages are required to ship this set a $30 shipping fee is automatically addes to each order. Additional charges apply to overseas orders, please email or call for a quote. |
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Bomb Doors Open - by Flt Lt Ken Trent DFC* Ken Trent is one of the last surviving veterans to serve with 617 Squadron during His remarkable story begins in the East End of London before taking him on a Ken recalls these events with modesty and an unfailing sense of humour which serves as an inspiration to us all. |
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| Ltd. edition & A/P signatures | ||
| Flt Sgt Charles Avey | Wg Cdr John Bell MBE DFC | Flt Lt Arthur Poore DFC |
| Flt Lt. Ken Trent DFC* - (book) | ||
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