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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, Adolf Galland, Alfred Ambs and Ernst Giefing.

Includes an original WWII Luftwaffe officer's breast eagle.

One only - $1895

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

SOLD OUT

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.

SOLD OUT

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

After a determined display of courage for which he was awarded the Victoria Cross, Flight Lieutenant James Brindley Nicolson finally exits his burning 249 Squadron Hurricane after downing a Bf110 over the Solent, 16 August 1940.

With eight Battle of Britain Hurricane pilot signatures including the extraordinarily rare signature of James Nicolson. - $6495

10 copies only

Brothers in Arms
by Richard Taylor

Brothers Manfred and Lothar Richthofen in combat over the Western Front on 12 March 1918.

A giclee print with two remarques, conservation mounted with the signatures of Manfred and Lothar Richthofen.

Overall size: 18¼" x 20¾". - SOLD OUT

While escorting a formation of B-17s, P-51D Mustangs of the 356th Fighter Group intercept an attacking Schwarm of Fw190s.

Signed by 7 Mustang Aces. $345

The White Eagle
by Nicolas Trudgian

Oberleutnant 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.
Also includesan original WWII Luftwaffe officer's breast eagle.

Overall size: 28¼" x 34⅛". - SOLD

A crippled B-24 drops supplies to Airborne units during Operation Market Garden.

Signed by the Co-Pilot.

Image size: 13½" x 24" - $150

Sea & Air Rescue
by Robert Taylor

With the Battle of Britain at its height, Spitfires from 603 Squadron provide protective air cover to an RAF high-speed Air Sea Rescue launch which, assisted by the crew of a small armed trawler, has just rescued a downed airman off the entrance to Dover harbour.

Also includes a matching numberred book on the Battle of Britain with a pilot signed bookplate.
Matted signatures include - Sir Winston Churchill - Sir Hugh Dowding - Sir Keith Park - Sir Trafford Leigh-Mallory.

Overall size: 23" x 32". - SOLD OUT

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". SOLD

Precision Strike
by Robert Taylor

The Dambusters attack on the Mohne dam. Conservation mounted with 20 signatures, including Barnes Wallis, Sir Arthur Harris and
Roy Chadwick, plus seventeen 617 squadron veterans.

Also includes a matching numberred book on the raid with a bookplate signed by 617 Lacaster pilot Les Munro.

Overall size: 24" x 22". - SOLD OUT

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.

Overall size: 24" x 36½" - SOLD

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.

Overall size: 28" x 35". SOLD

Paratroopers of the 101st Airborne Division, the famous ‘Band of Brothers’, descend into a bitter firefight in the early hours of D-Day

Remarqued print, conservation mounted with five Easy Company signatures. - SOLD OUT

Checkertails
- Outbound Escort -
by Robert Taylor

Led by their CO, Major ‘Herky’ Green and his wingman First Lieutenant ‘Art’ Fiedler, P-51D Mustangs of the 317th Fighter Squadron, 325th Fighter Group – The Checkertails -climb over the Alps en-route to support heavy bombers of the U.S. 15th Air Force 1944.

Matted with the signatures of both Aces depicted.

A badly damaged Lancaster from 576 Squadron escorted by a flight of 504 Sqdn.Spitfires.

Conservation mounted.
Includes 15 RAF veteran signatures.

SOLD OUT

Battle for the Solomons
by John D. Shaw

As their Carrier USS Bunker Hill powers into the face of the enemy, US Navy Hellcats of VF-9 and Corsairs of VF-17 “Jolly Rogers”, launch a blistering response to a huge Japanese air assault on the US Carrier Group, during the Allied campaign against Rabaul, 11th November 1943.

Signed by two Pacific thatre Aces - $295.
(Available with additional signatures)

As poppies bloom amidst the shattered ruins of Ypres, units of British cavalry advance towards an area of heavy fighting during the Second Battle of Ypres, spring 1915.

Signed by the artist - $105

Perfect Timing
by Richard Taylor

Guy Gibson and Mick Martin draw flak to aid 'Dinghy' Young in his attack on the Möhne Dam.

The print is remarqued and conservation mouted to include the signatures of six Dams Raid veterans.

19 copies only - $775

Created in January 1916, Jasta 5 were one of the earliest fighter units in the new Imperial German Air Force and over the following two years carved out a fearsome reputation;
by the end of the war its pilots had scored over 250 victories.

Signed by the artist - $95

Available matted with WWI pilot signature.

Wittmann's Heavies
by Richard Taylor

Led by SS-Hauptsturmführer Michael Wittmann, a company of MkVI Tiger tanks from SS-Panzer-Abteilung 101 heads towards the small Normandy town of Villiers-Bocage, June 1944.

Conservation mouted with the signatures of Michael Wittmann and two Normandy Panzer veterans.

SOLD OUT

Skilfully thwarting the determined efforts of P-51 escort fighters, Major Walter Nowotny, flying his Me262 A-1A ‘White 8’, successfully attacks a B-24 Liberator from the USAAF 392nd Bomb Group high over the town of Bramsche, Lower Saxony,
7 October 1944.

Collectors edition with six Me262 pilot signatures - $245

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 includes WWII Luftwaffe officer's hat badge.

One copy only - SOLD

Commemorating the 80th. anniversary of Operation Chastise.

Includes the original signatures of Barnes Wallis and Lancaster designer Roy Chadwick, plus two pilots who flew on the Dams raid.

Nineteen copies only - $1595

Never in the field of human conflict...
by Robert Taylor

A tribute to 'The Few'. Includes the original signatures of twenty Spitfire and Hurricane pilots who flew in the Battle of Britain, plus the extremely rare signature of Sir Winston Churchill.


Giclee on paper - 28¾" x 23" - SOLD OUT

Mosquito crews as they go through one final briefing before take-off and setting out across the Channel to attack the assigned target for today.

Signed by two Mosquito aircrew.

Overall size: 15" x 18" - $70