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Hornchurch
Scramble The Hardest Days Robert Taylor. Hornchurch Scramble
is the second in Robert Taylor's new Battle of Britain Hardest
Days trilogy issued to commemorate the 70th Anniversary of the
Battle of Britain, and like the other two prints in the trilogy
will provide a unique snapshot in time. |
Return
of The Few Robert Taylor. This stunning new Giclee Studio
Proof on Canvas has been released to commemorate the 70th Anniversary
of the Battle of Britain and in part to raise funds for the Battle
of Britain Fighter Association.
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Moral
Support Robert Taylor. This stunning new Giclee Studio Proof
on Canvas has been released to commemorate the 70th Anniversary
of the Battle of Britain and in part to raise funds for the Battle
of Britain Fighter Association. |
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Return
Of The Few Philip West. New 70th Anniversary print. It is
September 1940. Geoffrey 'boy' Wellum together with other 92 Squadron
Spitfire pilots return to their home base following yet another
busy day's fighting enemy aircraft over Southern England.
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Tally
Ho ! Philip West. Flt. Lt. Geoffrey Wellum of 92 Squadron
once again takes his trusted Spitfire into attack high over southern
England. Any moment now both he and one other Spitfire pilot will
be flying into hell amongst at least a dozen Luftwaffe Bombers. |
They
Landed By Moonlight Philip West. Superb New release from Philip
West. With little more than a map, compass and watch, Westland
Lysander pilots of the Special Operation Executive (SOE) roamed
far and wide over Occupied Europe
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Dambusters
Dusk Departure Mark Postlethwaite. Sqn Ldr Henry 'Dinghy'
Young leads Flt Lt Dave Shannon and Flt Lt David Maltby into the
air as the second vic from the First Wave, heading for the Mohne
and Eder dams on 16th May 1943. |
Combat
Over Budapest Mark Postlethwaite. Mark Postlethwaites latest
release depicts a P-51 Mustang and pilot, 1 Lt. Grover Siems of
the 4th Fighter Group shooting down a Messerschmitt Me109 over
Budapest, 2nd July 1944. |
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Merlin
Chorus Anthony Saunders With the distinctive sound of their
mighty Merlin engines echoing around coastal Lulworth Cove, the
Supermarine Spitfires of 152 Fighter Squadron return to their
base at Warmwell to re-fuel and re-arm during the height of the
Battle of Britain. |
Fear
Nothing Anthony Saunders Blenheims from 105 Squadron make
another strike against German troop barges assembling in the French
port of Boulogne. Overhead, escorting Hurricanes of 501 Squadron
engage in a savage tussle with Me109s of JG3. |
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Sun Sets On The Reich Stephen Brown. General Adolf Galland
leads his Me262s of JV44 over the Austrian Alps during April of
1945. JV44 was formed by the Luftwaffe early in 1945 in a last
desperate attempt to stem the advance of the Allied forces.
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Rolling
Thunder Stephen Brown. Avro Vulcan XH558 with other aircraft
of 27 Squadron at RAF Scampton during the late 1970s. The Avro
Vulcan formed the backbone of Britain’s nuclear deterrent
throughout the Cold War years and continued to play an important
role until its retirement from service in 1984.
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Guardian
Angel Gerald Coulson. As Britain holds itself ready for perhaps
the greatest battle it has ever fought, a pair of Mk 1 Hurricanes
of 213 Squadron set out from their base at Biggin Hill for an
early morning patrol over the Channel, they could meet the enemy
at any moment. |
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Action
This Day Richard Taylor. As dawn breaks over RAF Lissett it
reveals that last night’s biting wind has once again brought
a covering of snow to the airfield, with conditions forecast to
improve, ground crew start to prepare Halifax F-Freddy, (Friday
13th) for action. |
The
Great Escape Richard Taylor. Richard Taylor’s masterful
new piece captures the scene as POWs escape into the cool night
air and realize, to their dawning horror, that their planned exit
has fallen short of the woods. A pair of folio drawings are also
available. |
Bomber
Command Target Berlin Michael Rondot. This new release from
Michael Rondot depicts a moving portrayal of outbound Avro Lancasters
at sunset over the North Norfolk coast being overtaken by a target-bound
Pathfinder Force De Havilland Mosquito.
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Evening
Reflection Richard Taylor. With soft evening sunlight radiant
behind them, Hauptmann Wolfgang Ewald, Gruppenkommandeur of 1./JG52,
leads a schwarm of Bf109s back to their base near Calais after
another hectic encounter with pilots of RAF Fighter Command during
the Battle of Britain, September 1940. |
Into
The Fray Richard Taylor. Squadron Leader Douglas Bader leads
the Hurricanes of 242 Squadron in an aggressive diving attack
upon a large force of Heinkel 111s approaching the Kent coast,
whilst Spitfires from 66 Squadron tangle with the escorting Bf109s
of JG52. It is September 1940, and the climax of the Battle of
Britain |
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