Wing Commander John A Kent leading Supermarine Spitfire
Vbs of the Polish Wing
on an early morning patrol in 1941. During World War
II a number of RAF squadrons
were manned by expatriates from occupied countries.
Polish pilots were prominent
amongst these, making up several squadrons and fighting
with distinction throughout the war.
300 Signed & Numbered ~ $115
25 Artist Proofs ~ $150
25 Remarques ~ $300
Signed & Numbered Stephen Brown
Print Size; 28" x 20"
Welcome Sight
The Handley Page Halifax, together with the Avro Lancaster,
formed the
backbone of the RAF’s night offensive against Germany
from 1942 to 1945
and finished the campaignwith an impressive record
of achievement.
“Welcome Sight” depicts Halifax MK IIIs of 158 Squadron
passing
over the village of West Tanfield on the River Ure,
heading for the
bomber base of Lisset, Yorkshire.
300 Signed & Numbered ~ $115
25 Artist Proofs ~ $100
25 Remarques ~ $300
Signed & Numbered by Stephen Brown
Print Size: 28” x 20”
Tireless Vigilance
With grace and majesty of mighty battleships, a pair
of Short Sunderlands sweep
out towards the dangers of the North Atlantic.With
a 12-hour mission ahead of them
the skill and dedication of the crews would once again
play a crucial role in
protecting vital supply lines from the menace of German
U-Boats.
300 Signed & Numbered ~ $145
25 Artist Proofs ~ $180
25 Remarques ~ $300
Signed by four WW2 Sunderland pilots. (Notes on each
pilot accompany every print)
Hunters Over The Lakes
Originally conceived as a counter to the growing Cold
War threat of the Soviet Union,
the Hawker Hunter went on to serve in the RAF for
well over 3 decades, equiping a total
of 30 fighter squadrons. It also provided much needed
export revenues with sales to some
19 overseas airforces.
350 Signed & Numbered ~ $105
25 Artist Proofs ~ $143
25 Remarques ~ $255
Print Size: 27” x 19”