Model Number: 3690A1. Pre-owned – Like New. Excellent condition with no signs of use. Factory edge. Includes original Kizer box, pouch, paperwork, sticker, and spare hardware as shown. Original Kizer Box.
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Model Number: 3690A1. Pre-owned – Like New. Excellent condition with no signs of use. Factory edge. Includes original Kizer box, pouch, paperwork, sticker, and spare hardware as shown. Original Kizer Box.
Model Number: 3690A1. Pre-owned – Like New. Excellent condition with no signs of use. Factory edge. Includes original Kizer box, pouch, paperwork, sticker, and spare hardware as shown. Original Kizer Box.
Model Number: 3690A1. Pre-owned – Like New. Excellent condition with no signs of use. Factory edge. Includes original Kizer box, pouch, paperwork, sticker, and spare hardware as shown. Original Kizer Box.
DECISIVE BLOW. Joining artist Anthony Saunders in signing this print is a highly distinguished Spitfire Pilot who flew in combat during the Battle of Britain By Anthony Saunders. He finished the war serving with 53, 24 and 10 Operational Training Units.
From the studio of world renowned artist John Shaw a tribute to the Allied Aircrews of WWIIALLIES IN ARMS -Through Troubled Skies – by John D ShawSeven signature Collectors Edition Legendary Wing Leader “Johnnie” Johnson, the highest scoring RAF Ace of WWII, leads the Spitfires of No. 144 (Canadian) Wing during the weeks following D-Day. Having picked up a formation of USAAF B-17s returning from a bombing mission to Germany, the Canadian Wing’s Spitfire Mk IXs stay with the American bombers to fend off attacks from prowling Luftwaffe fighters.By mid-summer 1944, the skies over Europe had not seen a day or night without battle in several years. During the first phases of World War II, the possibility that Hitler’s Axis forces would prevail seemed great…only the combined efforts of freedom-loving nations cooperating with maximum effort could defeat this spreading evil.Following D-Day in June ’44, the tide began to turn; Over 130,000 troops from more than eight Allied countries including Britain, the United States, Canada and other Commonwealth nations, landed on Normandy’s beaches in the first 24 hours. These nations combined to drive Nazi forces from France, paving the way to eventual surrender, and their firm alliance in the air was finally beginning to wither Goering’s Luftwaffe. But like a cornered animal, the enemy’s resistance would grow more desperate over the final months.Around the clock bombing of Germany had begun one year before, from British precision bombers at night, and American B-17s and B-24s by day. Allied fighters played a critical role, not only in the defense of the “Heavies,” but also by waging an effective offense. USAAF and RAF fighters would routinely work together in this incredible effort, the latter of which would be comprised of pilots not only from Great Britain, but also Commonwealth nations including Canada, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa and others. Not without great cost, the solidarity of these countries and their combined effort ultimately brought an end to the tyranny that threatened the world during history’s greatest conflict.THE SIGNATURES – COLLECTORS EDITION The print is individually numbered and personally hand-signed by the artist along with three B-17 veterans and four Spitfire Aces, including legendary RAF Ace “Johnnie” Johnson:Air Vice Marshal J.E “JOHNNIE” JOHNSON CB CBE DSO** DFC* – RAF Spitfire Ace who led the Canadian Wing / highest scoring Allied Western Ace with 38 victoriesLieutenant Colonel IRVIN POFF 3 Air Medals – B-17 pilot with 2nd Bomb Group, 15th Air Force / 50 missionsFirst Lieutenant KEN SHARP 3 Air Medals – B-17 pilot with the 388th Bomb Group, 8th Air Force / 18 Operations First Lieutenant CHARLES “NORM” STEVENS DFC, 4 Air Medals – B-17 Bombardier with the 351st Bomb Group / 34 OperationsWing Commander J.F. “STOCKY” EDWARDS DFC* DFM – 127 Canadian Wing RCAF / 16 ½ victoriesWing Commander JAMES LINDSAY DFC* – 416 Sqn RCAF /11 ½ victories in WWII and KoreaLieutenant General DON LAUBMAN DFC* – 412 & 402 Sqn RCAF / 15 victories This powerful limited edition is one of only 110 copies that were produced worldwide and is is a great opportunity to acquire a historic collectors item while it’s still available. ALSO AVAILABLE FRAMED & SHIPPED: Please ask for details about our framing service We will always do our best to combine shipping on multiple purchases whenever possible – please ask.BUY WITH CONFIDENCE: We have been in business for over 25 years and our items are guaranteed to be in perfect condition, unless specified otherwise.SHIPPING: Our prints are rolled in acid free tissue and shipped in large, heavy duty shipping tubes. matted & framed pieces are ‘flat packed’ in substantial packaging. Our shipping is insured and guaranteed. YOUR PIECE OF MIND: As a reputable company, if any issues do arise we don’t expect our customers to deal with it. So if there are any problems such as with condition, delivery or damages then we will take care of it with a replacement, store credit or your money back.Please note: The signatures on our pieces are not reproductions; they are original autographs, hand-signed by the veterans involved.
A powerful limited edition depicting one of the most crucial periods of WWII – The Battle of Britain LOW LEVEL ENCOUNTERBy Gerald CoulsonIt is September 1940, the height of the Battle of Britain, and a Spitfire of 92 Sqn based at Duxford, is locked in close combat with a Messerschmitt Bf109E just south of the Thames Estuary. The fighters chase each other down to just a few hundred feet both at full throttle, turning and diving, each trying to get the other in his sights. A downed Heinkel He 111 lies in the corn field below whilst high above them the vapor trails of combat weave through the summer sky as the battle rages on. July 10th to October 31st 1940 – The Battle of Britain, a monumental event in British history and a major turning point of WWII. During those few summer months the RAF and Luftwaffe fought what was to become one of the most crucial and decisive aerial conflicts in history. Never before or since has air combat been so intense over such a period of time. THE SIGNATURES The print is personally signed by the artist and four iconic Aces who flew during the Battle of Britain, two from the RAF and two from the Luftwaffe:Group Captain JOHN PEEL DSO DFC – 5 victories Wing Commander GEORGE UNWIN DSO DFM* – 13 victories Major HANS-EKKEHARD BOB Knights Cross – 60 victories Generalleutnant GUNTHER RALL Knights Cross/ Oak Leaves & Swords- 275 victoriesPublished in 2002, this limited edition has been sold out for some years but we have recently managed to acquire a small number of mint condition copies. It includes iconic Battle of Britain signatures giving collectors and autograph hunters alike a unique opportunity to acquire this seldom seen piece. ALSO AVAILABLE FRAMED & SHIPPED: Please ask us for details.We will always do our best to combine shipping on multiple purchases whenever possible – please ask. BUY WITH CONFIDENCE: We have been in business for over 20 years and our items are guaranteed to be in perfect condition, unless specified otherwise.SHIPPING: Larger prints are rolled in acid free tissue and shipped in large, heavy duty shipping tubes with smaller prints ‘flat packed’ in custom made packaging. Matted & framed pieces are packed in our custom made boxes. Our shipping is insured and guaranteed. YOUR PIECE OF MIND: As a reputable company, if any issues do arise we don’t expect our customers to deal with it. So if there are any problems such as with condition, delivery or damages then we will take care of it with a replacement, store credit or your money back.Please note: The signatures on our pieces are not reproductions; they are original autographs, hand-signed by the veterans involved.
A TRIBUTE TO J.E. ‘JOHNNIE’ JOHNSON, THE HIGHEST SCORING RAF ACE OF WORLD WAR IIMIDWINTER DAWN By Robert TaylorTop scoring RAF Ace Johnnie Johnson, Commanding Officer of 127 Wing, leads the Mk.IX Spitfires of 421 Squadron RCAF out on patrol from the airfield at Evère near Brussels, close to the German front line. As the Canadians climb steadily out, the golden light of dawn reveals a snow-clad landscape firmly held in the icy grip of winter, December 1944. Perhaps the greatest pilot to ever fly the Spitfire was the RAF’s top fighter Ace ‘Johnnie’ Johnson. His resolute determination and steadfast leadership came into its own during D-Day and the subsequent advance through Normandy, and he would finish the war as the highest scoring Allied Ace in Europe.The scene captures the moment when, as Wing Leader of 127 Canadian Wing, Johnnie is seen leading Mk.IX Spitfires from 421 ‘Red Indian’ Squadron RCAF out on patrol from their airfield at Evère near Brussels on a cold December morning in 1944. It is close to the fighting and the German front line so, as the Canadians climb steadily out over the snow clad landscape in the golden light of dawn, they are already alert and on the lookout for the first signs of trouble.THE SIGNATURES Joining artist Robert Taylor, the print is individually numbered and personally signed by five prominent pilots that flew the Spitfire during D-Day and Normandy, including the RAF’s top fighter Ace ‘Johnnie’ Johnson:Flt Lt STANISLAW NAWARSKI DFC KM – Flew offensive sweeps on D-Day scoring 4 aerial victories Flt Sgt RON FARNBOROUGH – Flew fighter patrols on D-Day and throughout the Allied invasion Flt Lt RODNEY SCRASE DFC – Flew anti V1 patrols and low level strafing attacks over Normandy scoring 4 victories and 3 damaged Flt Lt JIMMY TAYLOR – Undertook photo-reconnaissance missions before during and after D-Day, was shot down over Germany AVM J.E. ‘JOHNNIE’ JOHNSON CB CBE DSO** DFC* DL – Legendary Wing Leader and the RAF’s top fighter Ace with 38 air victoriesThis stunning print has become one of the most sought after in Robert Taylor’s extensive portfolio in recent years, making it a great collector’s piece signed by iconic WWII Spitfire Pilots. ALSO AVAILABLE FRAMED & SHIPPED– please ask for details.BUY WITH CONFIDENCE: We have been in business for over 20 years and our items are guaranteed to be in perfect condition, unless clearly specified otherwise.SHIPPING: Our prints are rolled in acid free tissue and shipped in large, thick shipping tubes and matted and framed pieces are ‘flat packed’ in substantial packaging. Our shipping is insured and guaranteed. We will always do our best to combine shipping on multiple purchases whenever possible – please ask. YOUR PIECE OF MIND: As a reputable company, if any issues do arise we don’t expect our customers to deal with it. So if there are any problems such as with condition, delivery or damages then we will take care of it with a replacement or your money back.Please note: The signatures on our pieces are not reproductions, they are original autographs, hand-signed by the veterans involved.
A Stunning Tribute to the Pilots who fought on both sides of the Battle of BritainCOMBAT OVER LONDON By Robert Taylor Spitfires of 92 Sqn engage Messerschmitt Me109s of JG-2 in a high-altitude dog-fight directly over London during the height of the Battle of Britain, September 1940. Far below them, Luftwaffe bombers attempt one of their final daylight raids on the capital.Published in 1990 as part of Robert Taylor’s “Golden Anniversary series” this iconic print has been sold out for many years and is extremely sought after on the secondary market, becoming increasingly difficult to find. THE SIGNATURESJoining the artist Robert Taylor the print is personally signed by six Fighter Aces who flew during the Battle of Britain, three representing the RAF and three representing the Luftwaffe, making this one of the most significant limited editions ever published. Group Captain DENYS GILLAM DSO** DFC* AFC – 7 victoriesAir Commodore JAMES LEATHART CB DSO – 7 victoriesWing Commander HARBOURNE STEPHEN CBE DSO DFC* – 22½ victoriesOberst HERBERT IHLEFELD Knights Cross with Oak Leaves & Swords – 132 victoriesGeneralleutnant GÜNTHER RALL Knights Cross with Oak Leaves & Swords – 275 victoriesGeneral JOHANNES STEINHOFF Knights Cross with Oak Leaves & Swords – 176 victories This iconic piece isn’t often available these days and the signatures included are simply outstanding, so this is a great opportunity for aviation art enthusiasts and autograph hunters alike to acquire a historic collectors item.ALSO AVAILABLE FRAMED & SHIPPED – Please ask for detailsWe will always do our best to combine shipping on multiple purchases whenever possible – please ask. BUY WITH CONFIDENCE: We have been in business for over 25 years and our items are guaranteed to be in perfect condition, unless specified otherwise.SHIPPING: Larger prints are rolled in acid free tissue and shipped in large, heavy duty shipping tubes with smaller prints ‘flat packed’ in custom made packaging. Matted & framed pieces are packed in our custom made boxes. Our shipping is insured and guaranteed. YOUR PIECE OF MIND: As a reputable company, if any issues do arise we don’t expect our customers to deal with it. So if there are any problems such as with condition, delivery or damages then we will take care of it with a replacement, store credit or your money back.Please note: The signatures on our pieces are not reproductions; they are original autographs, hand-signed by the veterans involved.
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