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$34.95 |
Tiger!
Jack Fellows. Robert T. Smith of the First American
Volunteer Group, "The Flying Tigers," in
his original P-40C, number 77, 3rd Squadron. 36"x
20?" print. |
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$295.00 |
Fighting Tigers
Robert Taylor. Over the Hsiang Chiang river in southern
China, August 5, 1944, the P-40s of the 75th and 16th
Fighter Squadrons engage Nakajima fighters in a rolling
dogfight. 500 S/N by artist and five of the pilots
involved. 32"x 23?" print. |
$19.95 |
Curtiss P-40 Warhawk
Tony Weddel. The exploits of the A.V.G. (American
Volunteer Group), also known as the Flying Tigers,
are now legendary. During the brief time that the
Flying Tigers defended China and Burma against the
incursions of the Japanese, they racked up a high
kill-to-loss ratio and the gratitude of a nation.
Here we see a pair of Tigers downing a Japanese fighter
over the winding Burma Road. 23"x 19" print. |
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$550.00 |
Flying Tigers
Stan Stokes. This print captures three P-40s flying
in tight formation while serving in the American Volunteer
Group in defense of China. Despite being greatly outnumbered,
and facing critical shortages of supplies and spare
parts, the AVG's official victory tally included 299
airplane shot down and another 240 destroyed on the
ground. Signed by 24 luminaries from the Flying Tigers
including Tex Hill, Chuck Older and R.T. Smith, the
27"x 20" print is also signed by the artist. |
$34.95 |
Liberator! Crusader in
the Valley
Jack Fellows. 1st Lt. Carl H. Fritsche brings his
B-24 Liberator, The Crusader, into a valley in the
Himalayas. Unable to fly above this high mountain
range with the limited service ceiling of a fully
loaded B-24, Fritsche relied on his navigator's skill
to successfully guide his airplane on 48 missions
carrying fuel "over the Hump" into China
from India in 1944. 36"x 20" print. |
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$12.95 |
Consolidated B-24J Liberator
The Dragon and His Tail. The magnificent Liberator
featured on this poster flies with the Collings Foundation.
Beautifully photographed by Patrick Bunce, this poster
includes a brief history of the Dragon and His Tail
and the insignia of the groups for which it flew.
20"x 16". |
$74.95 |
One Off at Darwin
Randy Green. Capt. Andrew J. Reynolds of the 49th
Fighter Group flies his P-40E Warhawk in defense of
the port of Darwin, Australia in April 1942 after
Japan won bases on Rabaul. 27?"x 23" limited
edition print is signed and numbered by the artist
and 49th FG ace Col. James "Duckbutt" Watkins. |
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$74.95 |
Over the Hump
Douglas Ettridge. Here is a World War II, American
C-47 Dakota cargo plane, known as a Gooney Bird, flying
from Assam to China to supply the Chinese during their
struggle with Japan. 24"x 18" limited edition
print is signed and numbered by the artist. |
$94.95 |
C-46 Flying the Hump
Stan Stokes. The C-46 was one of America's workhorses
during WWII. Here it is on one of its most infamous
duties - flying the China-Burma-India supply route
over the Himalayas. 25"x 31" limited edition
print signed by the artist and two C-46 pilots. |
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$19.95 |
B-25
Robert Bailey. Dramatic study of a B-25 Mitchell in
flight shows the grace and power of this war machine.
Limited edition print measures 17?"x 12"
and is signed and numbered by the artist. |
