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No Quarry Today
Domenic DeNardo. In March of 1944, Captain Don Gentile
and Lt. John Godfrey combined to shoot down 16 enemy
airplane including six in one mission. Known for their
mutually supportive combat tactics, the two were referred
to as "Damon and Pythias of the 20th century"
by Winston Churchill. Print depicts them on March
16, 1944 on a mission on the outskirts of Munich with
Gentile flying his VF-T and Godfrey in VF-P. 27"x
22" print is signed and numbered by the artist. |
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Thunderbolt Patriot
William Farrell. This breathtaking print perfectly
captures Quentin Aanenson when he was a young pilot
who had seen too much of war. His weary expression
reveals his dedication, duty, wisdom beyond his years,
and perhaps his struggle between celebrating the lives
he saved and those he took. The original painting
belongs to the Smithsonian collection. Limited edition
gicl?e print measures 31?"x 22?" and is
signed by the artist and Quentin Aanenson. |
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Night Lights
Don Feight. P-38M Night Lightnings were converted
P-38L-5-LO Lightnings designed to meet the need for
a speedy night fighter. All normal P-38 armament was
retained but an AN/APS-4 radar set was added, an extra
seat for the radar operator was installed, and it
was painted gloss black. 24"x 18" limited
edition print is signed and numbered by the artist. |
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$94.95 |
Not My Turn to Die
Jim Laurier. Fly alongside Robert S. Johnson of the
56th Fighter Group on the terrifying mission of June
26, 1943, when his wingman was a deadly Luftwaffe
adversary! Limited edition print measures 28"x
23" and is signed by the artist and Col. Robert
S. Johnson of the 56th FG. Learn Col. Johnson's story
in the book Thunderbolt! |
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Warm Winter's Welcome
Nicolas Trudgian. P-51 Mustangs of the 357th Fighter
Group race over an English village as they head for
Leiston and home. As the evening light fades, the
peace and tranquility of the snowy village, broken
momentarily by the roar of Merlin engines, warmly
welcomes the returning fighter boys. Limited edition
print measures 29?"x 24?" and is signed
and numbered by the artist and four P-51 pilots of
the 357th including Col. Bud Anderson. |
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Clash Over
Remagen
Nicolas Trudgian. Print depicts the dramatic aerial
battle at the bridge at Remagen. Two leading RAF Tempests
have flown through an Me 262 formation, the airplane
closing faster than the speed of sound and missing
each other by feet. The concentration of the attackers
is broken momentarily, just enough so that the bombs
miss the bridge. Limited edition print measures 34?"x
23?" and is signed and numbered by the artist
and three distinguished Me 262 pilots. |
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A Pistol
Whipping
Stan Stokes. An unusual dogfight occurred between
Captain Arthur C. Fiedler, Jr. of the 325th Fighter
Group and a German Bf 109 pilot when they met nearly
head-on, causing Fiedler to slam his P-51 into a near
vertical bank. After firing a few shots, his guns
jammed and he was suddenly parallel with the Bf 109,
prompting him to pull his service revolver in full
view of the 109 pilot, who ejected. 16"x 11?"
limited edition print is signed and numbered by the
artist. |
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Surprise at Asch
Marc Stewart. In December 1944, the Germans broke
through Allied lines and the 352nd Fighter Group moved
to a forward base in Asch, Belgium. Expecting a Luftwaffe
"surprise" attack on January 1, Col. John
C. Meyer led 12 P-51s of the 352nd FG to meet the
enemy - with Col. Meyer shooting down an FW 190 even
before his landing gear had retracted. Signed and
numbered limited edition print measures 24"x
18" and is signed by the artist and 352nd FG
Ace Capt. Donald S. Bryan. |
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Ace of Diamonds
Nicolas Trudgian. Pilots of the 356th Fighter Group,
led by top scoring ace Donald J. Strait in his P-51D
Mustang, Jersey Jerk, escort B-17 bombers returning
from a raid on Germany in 1944. Despite the momentary
calm captured in this print, the scene soon erupted
into battle as they faced Luftwaffe Me 109s. 35?"x
23?" limited edition print is signed and numbered
by the artist and three 356th FG pilots including
Donald Strait. |
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Victory Pass
William Phillips. P-51D Mustangs of the 55th Fighter
Group, 343rd Squadron, make a low pass over the German
countryside at the end of World War II. According
to the artist, the castle in the background is symbolic
of "Fortress Europe," while the green sunlit
fields represent the passing storms of war and new
beginnings. Limited edition print measures 29"x
16?" and is signed and numbered by the artist. |
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Lou IV
Roy Grinnell. Print depicts Lou IV of the 375th Fighter
Squadron - part of Yellowjackets of the 361st Fighter
Group - as flown by Col. Tom Christian in the summer
of 1944. 24"x 18" print. |
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Two Down, One to Go
William Phillips. Tuskegee Airman, C.D. Lester, scores
the second of three victories on a single mission.
Issued in conjunction with the National Air &
Space Museum, Smithsonian Institution, Washington,
D.C. 28"x 25" poster. |
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Wide Horizons
Robert Taylor. This bargain-priced Robert Taylor print
is a classic study of the P-38 Lightning. Limited
edition of 1250 signed and numbered by the artist.
19"x 15". |
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Mustang!
John Young. 33"x 21?" print. |
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Rumbolds' Renegades
David Poole. By late 1944, there were 23 RAF squadrons
operating Typhoons from bases on the continent. This
print shows the firepower of the Typhoon as Squadron
Leader Marten T.S. Rumbold leads his renegades in
an attack on an enemy vehicle Repair Depot in Doetinchem,
Holland, on March 19, 1945. 24"x 20" limited
edition print is signed and numbered by the artist. |
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Vintage Mustangs
Stan Stokes. The P-51B and the Ford Mustang make quite
a pair in this scene. The aerial Mustang - The Hun
Hunter from Texas - was flown by USAAF Col. Henry
Brown, one of the top-scoring Mustang aces of WWII.
Limited edition print measures 26"x 22"
and is signed by Col. Brown as well as the artist. |
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North American P-51D
Mustang
Tony Weddel. During a bomber escort mission, Major
Nevin Cranfill of the 359th Fighter Group damaged
a German Me 262 jet fighter that was pursuing a P-51.
He then closed in on a second Me 262 and commenced
firing from 800 yards, downing that German jet. 23"x
19" print. |
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Top Cover
Stan Stokes. The North American P-51 Mustang was arguably
America's most successful fighter airplane of WWII.
The P-51D model depicted here utilized the powerful
Merlin engine and had the high visibility buble top
canopy. 16"x 11?" signed and numbered limited
edition print. |
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Mustang
Ace
Jack Fellows. Print depicts Major George Preddy in
his P-51D, known as Cripes A' Mighty, as he successfully
downs another Bf-109 over the World War II European
countryside. Double-matted print measures 14"x
11". |
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A Perfect Record
Stokes. A dramatic rendition of Tuskegee Airman Col.
Charles McGee downing an Fw 190. The fighter pilots
who flew with the Tuskegee Airmen had the unique distinction
of not losing a single bomber that they escorted during
the war! 16"x 11?" limited edition print. |
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North American P-51B
Mustang
Tony Weddel. Major James H. Howard of the 354th Fighter
Group single-handedly defends B-17s of the 401st Bombardment
Group from numerous enemy fighter attacks, successfully
saving the group and downing a number of German airplane.
Already an ace with the Flying Tigers in China, Howard
received the Medal of Honor for his heroics that day,
and he remained the only fighter pilot in the European
theater to receive that award. 23"x 19"
print. |
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Wolfpack Leader Downs
Five
Jerry Crandall. As a salute to the 56th Fighter Group,
this print captures Col. David Schilling in his P-47,
Hairless Joe, on December 23, 1944 when he encountered
over 100 bogeys. Over Bonn, Germany that day, Schilling
downed 5 airplane, setting a record both for Shilling
and for the 56th FG, which downed a total of 37. 29"x
22?" limited edition print is signed by the artist
and six 56th FG aces: Hub Zemke, Gabby Gabreski, Gerald
Johnson, Robert S. Johnson, Bud Mahurin and Frank
Klibbe. |
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P-47 Thunderbolt
Tony Weddel. This rugged airplane was well suited
for ground attack missions, as its large radial engine
could withstand flak damage better than the inline
engine of the Mustang. This scene shows Thunderbolts
of the 373rd Fighter Group of the 9th Air Force screaming
down out of the sky to shoot up barges on the Rhine
River, denying much needed supplies to the enemy.
23"x 19" print. |
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Final Victory
Simon Atack. Dramatic print captures Robin Olds flying
his "Scat VII" for his last air victory
of WWII. In late spring 1945, while flying escort
to B-17 bombers of the 381st Bomb Group, he downed
an Me109 G10 over Germany. Remarkably, this P-51 survived
the war, was sold to a private owner in 1958, and
was returned to its wartime markings in 1992. 31?"x
23?" limited edition print is signed and numbered
by the artist and Brigadier General Robin Olds. |
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Duxford Eagles
Nicolas Trudgian. Print vividly captures the heady
atmosphere of a take-off sequence from a busy wartime
Duxford in March, 1945. Led by Col. John Landers flying
"Big Beautiful Doll," the 78th Fighter Group's
P-51D Mustangs roar off the field to begin an escort
mission taking B-17s - already airborne in the background
- all the way to Hamburg. Signed and numbered by the
artist and two P-51 pilots of the 78th. Limited edition
print measures 37?"x 23?". |
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Hunters Crossing
Bill Northup. Dramatic aerial view of P-51 Mustangs
in combat with Me 109s of JG 3 over Germany in the
spring of 1944. The featured Mustang is Bud Anderson's
Old Crow, and he is accompanied by pilots Bill Overstreet
and Chuck Yeager; all three of them flying for the
363rd Fighter Squadron, 357th Fighter Group. 24"x
18" print is signed and numbered by the artist. |
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The Checkertail Clan
Nicolas Trudgian. Herky Green leads the Checkertails
in a high-speed, low-level chase with Fw 190 fighters
through a spectacular Austrian mountain pass. Limited
edition of 600 prints signed by artist, Herky Green,
and 325th FG aces Barkey and Fiedler. 27"x 19"
print. |
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A Big Victory
Stan Stokes. Detroit-born Urban Drew, an Eighth Air
Force Ace flying his P-51D Detroit Miss, destroyed
the largest airplane to fly in WWII on August 25,
1944 when he strafed and destroyed a Blohm and Voss
238 on Lake Schall. Signed and numbered, limited edition
16"x 11?" print. |
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P-51B Old Crow
Col. C.E. "Bud" Anderson flew with the 363rd
Fighter Squadron, 357th Fighter Group, and led Cement
Squadron on June 29, 1944, just southwest of Leipzig,
Germany. After confirmation of the first victory,
he saw the second Fw 190 heading for the clouds and
pursued, attacking from the rear. The canopy flew
off and the pilot started to climb out as Anderson
flew alongside his Luftwaffe opponent. This print
captures the dramatic scene. This day, Capt. Anderson
would claim a total of three Fw 190s expiring 1195
rounds. Limited edition of 900, signed and numbered
by the artist and Col. Anderson. 29"x 22?"
print. |
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Sting of the Yellowjackets
Robert Bailey. A single Flying Fortress finds itself
all alone in enemy skies, damaged by flak during its
bomb run. One engine has been shut down, control surfaces
are shredded and there are wounded airmen aboard.
Struggling to maintain altitude, the B-17 is attacked
by two Me 109s bent upon its destruction. Fighters
from the 361st Fighter Group/375th Fighter Squadron
enter the fray, destroying one of the attackers and
driving off his wingman. The journey home will be
uneventful, now that the injured crew has its own
private escort of the determined Little Friends. Signed
and numbered by the artist and 6 crew members, limited
edition 33"x 23" print. |
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Duel in the Sun
Burt Mader. With only the firepower of their .45 caliber
pistols, Lt.s Francies and Martin in their L-4B Piper
Cub shoot down a Fieseler Fi 156 "Storch"
and record the final air-to-air shots between Americans
and Germans in WWII. Limited edition of 750 signed
and numbered by artist. 32"x 19" print. |
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North American P-51D
Mustang
John Batchelor. A fabulously detailed, full color
cutaway drawing of the P-51D Mustang. You'll get an
inside look at the cockpit, engine, armament, gear,
structure and more. This unique poster is both a wonderful
learning tool and a decorative piece of art. 22?"x
17?". |
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Morning Thunder
Robert Bailey. P-47 Thunderbolts of the 78th Fighter
Group attack a German aerodrome late in 1944. 34"x
24" limited edition print is signed and numbered
by the artist. |
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$295.00 |
Hostile Sky
Robert Taylor. A P-38 in combat with an FW-190 over
Europe. 1250 S/N by artist, two P-38 and two Luftwaffe
aces. 25"x 34?" print. |
