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Knights of the Sky
Trudgian. The dramatic scene depicts an aerial
dogfight between Sopwith Camels and SE5A fighters
of the Royal Flying Corps, and the bright red planes
of Baron von Richthofen's JG1 fighter wing. 600 s/n
by artist and well-known WWI pilot, Flight Lieutenant
Philip Bristow. 17?"x 22?" print. |
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Boom Boom Billy
Stan Stokes. The Royal Flying Corps' top-scoring WWI
ace was Billy Bishop, a Canadian, who scored 72 victories.
Awarded the Victoria Cross, he was the first pilot
to surpass the record of famed British Ace Albert
Ball. Here, this top RFC ace is depicted early in
his career flying a Nieuport against a German Albatros.
16"x 11?" limited edition print is signed
and numbered by the artist. |
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Something to Write Home
About
Stokes. Lt. Alan Winslow in his Nieuport 28 downs
a German fighter marking the first aerial victory
for the U.S. Army Air Service. 16"x 11?"
limited edition print. |
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Austro-Hungarian Ace
Stan Stokes. WWI's top Austro-Hungarian ace was Godwin
Brumowski. Here he is depicted flying the Albatros
D III used for most of his 40 victories. Limited Edition.
16"x 11?" print. |
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Magnificent Courage
Stokes. A tribute to German ace Werner Voss (48 victories)
who tangled with seven RFC SE-5s on his final mission.
Limited Edition. 16"x 11?" print. |
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The Ringmaster
Stan Stokes. Manfred von Richthofen, the Red Baron,
is depicted in his red Fokker triplane. Limited Edition.
16"x 11?" print. |
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Mitchell's Air Armada
Stan Stokes. Billy Mitchell organized this first ever
massive air strike, with over 1,100 pursuit, observation
and bomber airplane flying against the Germans. In
this scene, German Albatros fighters are attacking
Mitchell's D.H.4 bombers. 16"x 11?" signed
and numbered limited edition print. |
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The First Battle of Britain
Stan Stokes. Germany turns to a new strategic weapon,
the heavy bomber, which we see here on its first daylight
bombing raid on London in June 1917. On this mission,
the Gotha bombers inflicted heavy damage while avoiding
any casualties of their own. 16"x 11?" signed
and numbered limited edition print. |
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The Last Word
Dietz. The Red Baron engages in a little preflight
repartee as his Fokker DRI receives some last-minute
attention from its ground crew. 850 s/n by artist.
35?"x 28?" print. |
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Dawn Patrol
Stan Stokes. USAS Salmson 2A2, piloted by American
ace W.P. Erwin, is depicted in early morning combat.
16"x 11?" signed and numbered limited edition
print. |
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Early Night Raiders
Stan Stokes. A Zeppelin Staecken is prepared for a
night bombing raid on London during WWI. 16"x
11?" S/N limited edition print. |
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Sopwith Camel, 1917
Alfred Owles. Take to the skies of World War I with
this poster of the renowned Sopwith Camel fighter
in pursuit of a German Albatros. 16"x 12"
poster. |
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Moonlight Renegade
Stan Stokes. The first and final combat mission of
the Zeppelin L-48 was in June 1917 when incendiaries
shot from RFC Capt. Robert Saundby's D.H.2 found their
target. 16"x 11?" signed and numbered limited
edition print. |
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The Fokker Scourge
Stan Stokes. The British press coined the term "Fokker
Scourge" to describe the Fokker Eindecker as
a new menace that was increasing casualties. Here,
Max Immelmann is depicted executing the aerial maneuver
that took his name. 16"x 11?" limited edition
print is signed and numbered by the artist. |
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Fast and Furious
Stan Stokes. The first successful bombing raid from
carrier-launched airplane is shown here as Sopwith
Camels take to the skies from HMS Furious, the first
dedicated airplane carrier in the world. While Sopwith
Pups normally operated from the Furious, on this day
the longer-range Camels were required to accomplish
the raid against the German zeppelin sheds at Tondern.
Limited edition print measures 16"x 11"
and is signed by the artist. |
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Stuck in the Mud
Stan Stokes. The Nieuport is a hybrid of a monoplane
and biplane with its large upper wing and a much smaller
lower wing, resulting in a stronger airplane than
the early monoplanes. Two of the most famous British
aces, Billy Bishop and Albert Ball, flew Nieuports
for much of their service. Here, a Nieuport of the
Lafayette Escadrille is being extricated from the
mud following an aborted takeoff. 16"x 11?"
limited edition print is signed and numbered by the
artist. |
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The Brothers Richthofen
Stan Stokes. Arguably the best "brother"
team of fighter aces was Manfred and Lothar von Richthofen,
with 120 WWI aerial victories between them. Top WWI
ace Manfred, who became known as "The Red Baron"
because the Richtofen family was minor nobility and
he painted his airplane bright red, achieved 80 victories.
And Lothar elevated his own reputation when he downed
British Ace Albert Ball. 16"x 11?" limited
edition print is signed and numbered by the artist. |
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Agile as the Devil
Dan Zoernig. In October 1917, the Fokker Dr.I appeared
in significant numbers over the Western Front. The
tri-plane, or "dreidecker," possessed a
top speed of 115 mph and a superior rate of climb.
Though its engine was considered a little underpowered,
the Dr.I achieved a level of maneuverability that
prompted Manfred von Richthofen to write of its qualities,
"Climbs like an ape, and as agile as the devil."
19"x 13" print is signed by the artist. |
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Red, White & Blue
James Dietz. Join a WWI aviator enjoys a brief respite
from his duties, "propped" up against his
trusty biplane and accompanied by his best friend.
12"x 15" limited edition print is signed
and numbered by the artist. |
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Showtime at the Circus
Stan Stokes. Germany's legendary WWI fighters, led
by the Red Baron, dance through the skies with British
Sopwith Camels in a colorful exhibit that belies their
deadly intent. 16"x 11?" limited edition
print is signed and numbered by the artist. |
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Royal Navy Ace
Stan Stokes. Captain R.A. Little was the RNAS's highest-scoring
ace with a total of 47 victories, 15 of which were
attained while flying the Sopwith Triplane with No.
8 Squadron RNAS between April 1917 and July 1917.
Limited edition print measures 16"x 11?"
and is signed and numbered by the artist. |
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Blackjack's New Scouts
James Dietz. In March 1916, General John J. "Blackjack"
Pershing deployed eight Curtiss JN-2s of the First
Aero Squadron for use as scouts in mountainous Mexican
territory during the pursuit of Pancho Villa. 31?"x
22?" limited edition print is signed and numbered
by the artist. |
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French SPAD, 1916
Alfred Owles. Join a World War I SPAD in pursuit of
a German Fokker Dr.1 tri-plane. 16"x 12"
poster. |
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RAF S.E.5a, 1917
This colorful and docile profile of one WWI's most
famous fighters belies its deadly capabilities. 15?"x
11?" poster. |
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Fokker Dr.I Triplane
Jim Stovall. Thoroughly researched and historically
correct, this highly detailed drawing shows the classic
WWI German fighter ready for action. Signed, limited
edition 24"x 18" print. |
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13th Aero Squadron
Jim Laurier. The 13th Aero Squadron was the first
American Army Air Service Squadron to be equipped
with the new 220hp SPAD XIII fighter planes, one of
the most advanced airplane of the time. A 5 ship "vic"
comprised of some of the 13th's top aces is depicted
flying a patrol over France in 1917. Limited edition
print measures 25"x 19" and is signed and
numbered by the artist. |
