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Panzer Ace - Michael Wittmann
by Richard Taylor

SS-Hauptsturmführer Michael Wittmann, commander of Kompanie 2, SS-Panzer-Abteilung 101, during a short respite with the crew of his Tiger tank close to the frontline in Normandy, June 1944

Printed on fine art paper previously signed by 28 Panzer veterans, conservation matted. Also available with two additional signatures including Michael Wittmann

Collector's ed. 28 signatures - $2795

Veteran's ed. - 30 signatures inc. Michael Wittmann - $4195

SE5a's of 'B' Flight, 56 Squadron RFC head out from the airfield at Estrée Blanche, north-eastern France, on an early evening patrol, September 1917.

Conservation mounted to include an original fragment of WWI aircraft madapolam fabric skin and museum quality reproduction Royal Flying Corps cloth wings plus the autographs of four famous First World War aviators.

14 copies only

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.

This seven signature print has been triple matted to include the original wartime autographs of Otto Kretschmer - the most successful U-Boat Captain of the war, plus the second and third highest scoring U-Boat commanders of the war - Wolfgang Lüth and Erich Topp, plus Supreme Commander of the U-Boat fleet, Grand Admiral Karl Dönitz.
Adding further to the historical significance of this piece is the inclusion of an original WWII Kriegsmarine officer's breast eagle.

1 copy only - $2975

Concorde departs New York's JFK Airport from runway 31 left. This was the most dramatic take-off route out of JFK requiring Concorde to climb at full power whilst turning left over Jamaica Bay and staying inside the city's Belt Parkway. The manoeuvre was known as the 'Canarsie Climb'.

Artist signed - $95
with 2 pilot signatures - $165

Two Fifty Up
by Richard Taylor

14 October 1943 high over north-east Poland, Hauptmann Walter ‘Nowi’ Nowotny, Gruppenkommandeur I./JG54 claims his 250th victory, a Russian Curtiss P-40, to become the Luftwaffe’s top-scoring Ace at that time.

Signed by Richard Taylor - conservation mounted with the original signatures of nine JG-54 Aces including the original wartime signature of Walter Nowotny.

9 copies only - $2695

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.

Conservation mounted with the wartime signature of Gerhard Barkhorn, plus nine additional signatures including Erich Hartmann, Gunther Rall and Adolf Galland. Also includes an original WWII Luftwaffe officer's breast eagle.

Launch from the Lady Lex
by Richard Taylor

20th. February 1942. 'Butch' O'Hare powers his Grumman F4F-3 Wildcat away from the deck of the USS Lexington to intercept a formation of nine Japanese "Betty" bombers with his wingman Marion 'Duff' Dufilho. For the action that followed O'Hare was awarded the Medal of Honor.

Signed by Richard Taylor - conservation mounted with the original signatures of six F4F pilots including
Lt. Edward 'Butch' O'Hare.

Michael Turner's portrayal of the Albatros DIII, signed by
WWI Albatros pilot and squadron commander Gustav Boehl, conservation mounted with an original WWI Iron Cross and
the signatures of Oswald Boelcke and Ernst Udet.

One copy

Patton's Own
by Richard Taylor

Late March 1945, elements of Patton's Third Army rapidly advance having recently crossed the Rhine River at Oppenheim, south of Mainz.

Signed by Richard Taylor - conservation mounted with the original signature of Gen. George S. Patton.

Under the guidance of their mercurial leader Major Gregory 'Pappy' Boyington USMC, the F4U pilots of VMF-221 'The Black Sheep' scramble from their base in the Solomon Islands to intercept an incoming Japanese raid, late 1943.

Signed by Richard Taylor - matted with five pilot signatures, including Greg 'Pappy' Boyington.

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Honorable Encounter
by Anthony Saunders

Encountering a lone, crippled and struggling B-17, Luftwaffe Ace
Oblt. Franz Stigler allows the battered warbird fly on, escorting it out across the North Sea on a course for England, 20 December 1943.

Signed by the artist - $125

Hans Rudel departs a snow-covered runway close to the embattled front lines on the bitter Eastern Front, late 1944.

Signed and remarqued by Richard Taylor - matted with Hans-Ulrich Rudel signature.

Blitzkrieg!
by Richard Taylor

10 May 1940 when Hitler's Panzer divisions smashed through Belgium, the Low Countries and into France, Erwin Rommel's 7th Panzer Division would become an outstanding example of Blitzkrieg tactics, advancing so fast that even the German Army headquarters sometimes lost track of what many were now calling Rommel's Ghost Division.

Includes the original signature of Field Marshal Erwin Rommel
plus two panzer veterans of the European theatre.

A flight of Bf110 Night Fighters climbing steadily in the evening cloud towards their designated fighting zone and the prospect of encountering incoming RAF bombers.

Signed by Robert Taylor - matted with six Luftwaffe night-fighter signatures.

(just 20 copies) - $1095

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, Adolf Galland, Alfred Ambs and Ernst Giefing.

Includes an original WWII Luftwaffe officer's breast eagle.

One only

A group of P-40s of the American Volunteer Group (AVG) take to the skies alongside RAF Brewster “Buffalos’ from 67 Squadron during an early morning mission in early 1942. 

Signed by the artist - $195

(canvas edition also available)

Where Eagles Soar
by Richard Taylor

Flying with 6./JG52 during the latter stages of the Battle of Britain, Leutnant Gerhard Barkhorn and his colleagues provide escort cover to a large force of Luftwaffe bombers heading for London during the final stages of the Battle of Britain.

With ten Luftwaffe Ace signatures including Gerhard Barkhorn

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With Staffelkapitän Otto Kittel and the Fw190s of 3./JG54 providing close support, leading Panzer Ace Oberleutnant Otto Carius prepares to lead Tiger tanks from the 502nd Heavy Panzer Battalion against advancing Russian armour in southern Latvia during the summer of 1944..

With six Luftwaffe & Panzer signatures.

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The Fokker Scourge
with an original drawing by Russell Smith

Legendary Ace Max Immelmann scoring his first victory, a BE2c on Aug 1st. 1915.

An original drawing, matted with the extremely rare signatures of
Max Immelmann and Anton Fokker plus an original WWI Iron Cross 1st. Class.

Overall size: 17½" x 19¾". - SOLD