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Jet Interceptors
Nicolas Trudgian. By the end of WWII, Herbert Ihlefeld
achieved 140 air victories for the Luftwaffe and survived
being shot down eight times during 1000+ combat missions.
Here is Herbert Ihlefeld's personal He 162, "White
23," with others on patrol. This airplane was
later captured intact and is now in the collection
of the National Air and Space Museum. Limited edition
of 250 signed by artist and Herbert Ihlefeld. 18"x
12" print. |
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Rocket Attack
Nicolas Trudgian. This portrayal of the Me 163 Komet
perfectly captures the function of this tiny interceptor.
Rocketing up through the formation of B-17s at almost
three times their speed, the Komet makes its strike
and flashes into the distance before the gunners have
time to react. You can almost see the surprise on
the faces of the B-17 crews as the Me 163 speeds past!
17?"x 12?" limited edition print is signed
and numbered by the artist and Me 163 pilot Oberleutnant
Franz Woidich. |
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Messerschmitt Me 262
Tony Weddel. In January 1945, an elite fighter unit
was formed using the Me 262 and many of Germany's
remaining veteran pilots. Designated JV 44, it was
led by General Adolf Galland, the famous ace who had
led Germany's fighter arm. One of the more active
days for JV 44 was April 7, 1945, in which 15 American
heavy bombers were lost, most of them to the German
jets. This scene shows a pass by Me 262s of JV 44
against American B-24s, which resulted in the loss
of two bombers, though an Me 262 was heavily hit.
23"x 19" print. |
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Herman's Comet
Stan Stokes. Although the Me-163, the breakthrough
rocket-powered fighter, lacked the duration to make
it very effective, it is nonetheless one of the more
important airplane developments of the century. Print
depicts a 163 with Chief Test Pilot Rudy Opitz at
the controls briefing Herman Goering about the flight
characteristics of the airplane. An Arado Ar 234,
the jet bomber, stands in the background. 16"x
11?" limited edition print is signed and numbered
by the artist. |
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Evolution
Thomas Tullis. This dramatic print of an Me 262 accelerating
in a climb shows the power of the radically new Jumo
jet engines - which were an incredible leap in airplane
evolution - as well as the graceful lines of the twin-engine
nacelle design. 17"x 11" gicl?e print is
signed by the artist. |
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Ascension
Thomas Tullis. An Me 163 - as dangerous to its pilots
as to the enemy - blasts upward, serving as the only
rocket-powered fighter of WWII. 11"x 17"
gicl?e print is signed by the artist. |
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Eagle Strike
Simon Atack. This high-impact print shows Major Gunther
Rall bringing down Hub Zemke's wingman for the first
of two victories he claimed before being downed by
P-47s from the 56th Fighter Group. After recuperating,
Rall returned to combat flying, commanding JG300 until
the end of the hostilities by which time, with 275
air victories, he became the third highest scoring
ace in history. Limited edition print measures 31?"x
23?" and is signed by General Gunther Rall and
the artist. |
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Dawn Intrusion
Robert Bailey. At dawn on a crisp February morning
in 1945 at Brandenburg-Briest, Germany, Walter Schuck
of JG-7 returns from a brief test flight in his Me
262 to discover that his airstrip is under attack.
Here, Me 109s dive in to defend the base and aid Schuck
as he his harassed by P-51s while below, a Heinkel
111 has crashed, German Tiger tanks lurk in the trees,
and P-47s bomb the hangars. 31"x 20" limited
edition print is signed by the artist and Walter Schuck. |
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Me 163 Komet
Tony Weddel. A B-17 Flying Fortress named "Outhouse
Mouse" from the 91st Bombardment group was knocked
out of formation by an Fw 190 and a Bf 109, and was
soon attacked by a flight of two Komets. Only the
evasive maneuvers of the B-17 pilot and the intervention
of P-51s from the 359th Fighter Group saved the bomber
to fight another day. Signed by Me 163 pilot Rudy
Opitz. 23"x 19" print. |
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Adler Schwarm
Jim Laurier. On May 12, 1944, Gunther Rall led 25
Bf-109s from Hustedt to meet a formation of 800 bombers
and their 1200 escorting fighters. In the ensuing
battle, Rall faced P-47s from "Zemke's Wolfpack,"
lost his wingman, and was forced to bail out at low
altitude because of damage to his airplane. 27"x
18" limited edition print is signed and numbered
by the artist and Lt. Gen. G?nther Rall. |
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Dornier Do 335 Arrow
Thomas Tullis. This unique partial-cutaway view of
the Dornier Arrow exposes interior workings of this
German experimental airplane. 17"x 11" gicl?e
print is signed by the artist. |
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Into the Cloak of Darkness
Nicolas Trudgian. A Heinkel 219 and a Messerschmitt
Bf 110 set out from their base on a deadly night time
mission. Limited edition of 650 signed by the artist
and three Luftwaffe night fighter crewmen. 34?"x
23?" print |
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Hans-Ulrich Rudel
Jerry Crandall. Hans Ulrich Rudel (see book above)
made the classic Ju 87B-2 Stuka, in all of its ugliness,
famous. It is incredible what he accomplished with
an airplane that was outdated and vulnerable in the
Western Theatre. The markings here depict late 1941,
when Rudel flew with 3.Staffel/SG 2. Limited edition
of 750 signed and numbered by the artist. 271⁄2"x
203⁄4" print. |
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Long Nose Trouble
Stan Stokes. Print depicts the high altitude version
of the Fw 190 that had an in-line, water-cooled engine
allowing it to fight at over 450 mph at 22,000 feet.
This Fw 190D was also known as "Long Nose"
or "Dora" because of its streamlined fuselage,
extended over 40" to accommodate the change from
radial to in-line engine. On this day, it chases off
a P-51 Mustang as an Me 262 takes to the skies. Limited
edition 16"x 111⁄2" print is signed
and numbered by the artist. |
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A Test of Courage
Keith Ferris. Lt. Klaus Bretschneider's Fw 190 is
face-to-face with the tailgunner of a mortally wounded
B-17G-50DL. Includes details on each airplane in the
fateful battle. Limited edition 35"x 18"
print is signed and numbered by the artist. |
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JG 54 Green Hearts
Major Hannes Trautloft in his Bf 109F-4 leads a flight
of JG 54 Green Hearts airplane over Rijelbitzy Airfield
in Russia, summer 1942. JG 54 was known for its non-standard
camouflage schemes. Co-signers are 6 members of JG
54, including General Hannes Trautloft. Signed and
numbered, limited edition 30"x 22?" print. |
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Too Little Too Late
Stan Stokes. The jet-powered Me 262 fighter was fast
and could easily outrun Allied fighters. Unfortunately
from the German perspective, it arrived on the scene
too late and in too few numbers to impact the outcome
of the war. Here we see it attacking a late-model
B-24 in 1945. 16"x 11?" signed and numbered
limited edition print. |
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Too Little, Too Late
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Messerschmitt Bf 109
Tony Weddel. Obw. Heinrich Bartels of IV/JG 27 uses
his Bf-109G to down a B-25 of the 321st Bomb Group,
12th Air Force. He also downed a P-38 escort fighter
in the same action, and went on to score a total of
99 victories in the Bf-109 before he was killed in
action in December 1944. 23"x 19" print.
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A Novel Concept
Stan Stokes. Precursors to today's cruise missiles,
Mistels were composed of unmanned, obsolete Ju 88
bombers fitted with a huge warhead and a rudimentary
guidance system. Coupled to either a Bf 109 or Fw
190, the fighter pilot flew the combination to within
a reasonable distance of its target and then jettisoned
the bomber. 16"x 11?" signed and numbered
limited edition print. |
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Top Night Fighter
Stan Stokes. Major Heinz Schnaufer, with 121 victories,
was the top-scoring night fighter ace of all time.
On just two of his successful missions, he claimed
a total of 13 RAF Lancaster bombers downed. He received
the highest award, the "Diamonds" to the
Knights Cross, upon attaining his 100th victory. Here,
Schnaufer flies the night fighter version of the Messerschmitt
Bf-110 "Zerstorer," homing in on a Lancaster.
16"x 11?" limited edition print is signed
and numbered by the artist. |
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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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Adolf Galland's
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The Abbeville
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Bear Trap
Robert Bailey. October 1943, Eastern front, Northern
sector near Smolensk. Horst Petzschler's Fw 190 of
JG-51 covers Hans Rudel's Stuka attack against a Russian
tank/truck convoy as it crosses a clearing in the
forest. German tanks and anti-tank guns have also
ambushed the convoy. Limited edition of 400 prints
is signed and numbered by the artist, and co-signed
by Horst Petzschler and Oscar Boesch. 34"x 24"
print. |
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Black Devil of the Ukraine
Stan Stokes. Nicknamed "The Black Devil of the
Ukraine" by the Soviets, Erich Hartmann, with
an amazing 352 confirmed victories, is the all time
ace of aces. Here we see him achieving one of those
many victories in his Bf 109, which was very recognizable
with the distinctively painted black tulip design
on its nose. 16"x 11?" limited edition print
is signed and numbered by the artist. |
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The High Tide of Summer
Jim Laurier. Climbing into his Bf-109G, WWII Luftwaffe
Ace Gunther Rall is being readied for yet another
sortie over the Ukraine in the summer of 1942. Known
for his 275 confirmed aerial victories, Rall's full
story is now available above. Limited edition print
measures 24"x 18" and is signed by Generalleutnant
Gunther Rall and is also signed by the artist. |
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Sirens of Death
Stan Stokes. Here is the Ju 87 of Hans-Ulrich Rudel,
one of the most outstanding pilots of WWII. Practically
an Air Force all by himself, he flew more than 2,500
combat missions, was shot down 12 times, destroyed
519 tanks, 800 vehicles, 150 artillery pieces, one
battleship, one cruiser, and one destroyer. He even
shot down nine Soviet airplane in air-to-air combat!
16"x 11?" signed and numbered limited edition
print. |
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Alpine Thunder
Nicholas Trudgian. In the waning days of WWII, the
Me 262s of JV 44 scorched through the beautiful mountain
scenery towards their mountain hideaway at Salzburg.
JV 44's last commander, Oberstleutnant Heinz Bar leads
the flight to the alpine fortress in his unique Me
262A-1a/U5. Within days, the group was defeated by
both the unsuitable mountain airfields and the advancing
Americans. 33"x 23?" limited edition print
is signed and numbered by the artist and three Me
262 pilots. |
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Stuka
Robert Taylor. Ju 87Bs are depicted as they take off
for the first bombing mission of WWII. Limited edition
of 1250 signed by artist and four Stuka pilots who
are holders of the Knights Cross. 34"x 24"
print. |
