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Robert Taylor Spitfires over St Michaels Mount The 70th Anniversary Edition signed by 6 of the top
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Robert Taylor Spitfires over St Michaels Mount The 70th Anniversary Edition signed by 6 of the top Spitfire pilots of WW2. This is the 70th Anniversary Edition number 33 / 45 published in 2006 and is supplied with the original Certificate of Authenticity. The print has been signed by the artist, Robert Taylor and three outstanding fighter pilots who flew the Spitfire in combat during World War II, Wing Commander Peter Ayerst DFC, Squadron Leader Ian Blair DFM and Flight Lieutenant Ken Evans DFC DFM. This edition also carries the additional original signatures of three of the most celebrated Spitfire fighter pilots of World War II, Group Captain Brian Kingcome (matted) DSO DFC, Air Vice Marshal Johnnie Johnson (matted) CB CBE DSO DFC and Wing Commander Bob Stanford Tuck (matted) DSO DFC. This is a really nice piece of Spitfire history and is as supplied in 2006 being in the original conservation double mattes. The overall size is approximately 23 x 23 inches, it has been stored flat, out of the light and is in very good condition. Print historical detail : One of the RAF's oldest squadrons, No 41 was active with its Mk I Spitfires at the outset of World War II, first seeing action off the England's east coast in December 1939. Based at Hornchurch in May 1940, the Squadron was involved in the heavy fighting over the beaches at Dunkirk and, as spring turned to summer, its pilots were soon repelling the mass attacks mounted on Britain by the Luftwaffe - on 15th August 41 Squadron's small contingent of serviceable Spitfires intercepted 90 plus enemy aircraft. It was a typical day in the life of a front line squadron during the decisive contest that was the Battle of Britain. No 41 Squadron flew Spitfires throughout World War II, being equipped with the Mk XIV at the end of hostilities. Robert has chosen to show a Spitfire in the Battle of Britain colours of No 41 Squadron for his romantic portrayal of a Spitfire over St Michael's Mount, just off the coast of Cornwall - where the southwest corner of the British Isles meets the mighty Atlantic. This famous and historic landmark dating back to the Iron Age is steeped in folklore and legend. The castle of St Michael's Mount, perched atop a great granite rock that rises majestically out of the sea in Mount's Bay, for centuries made a tempting site for fighting forces. Here Robert cleverly uses this historic fort to provide a symbolic backdrop to a wonderful study of one of the most beautiful aircraft ever built. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £8.99. This print can be sent tubed or flat packed any additional shipping is charged at cost.
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Robert Taylor Spitfires over St Michaels Mount The 70th Anniversary Edition signed by 6 of the top Spitfire pilots of WW2. This is the 70th Anniversary Edition number 33 / 45 published in 2006 and is supplied with the original Certificate of Authenticity. The print has been signed by the artist, Robert Taylor and three outstanding fighter pilots who flew the Spitfire in combat during World War II, Wing Commander Peter Ayerst DFC, Squadron Leader Ian Blair DFM and Flight Lieutenant Ken Evans DFC DFM. This edition also carries the additional original signatures of three of the most celebrated Spitfire fighter pilots of World War II, Group Captain Brian Kingcome (matted) DSO DFC, Air Vice Marshal Johnnie Johnson (matted) CB CBE DSO DFC and Wing Commander Bob Stanford Tuck (matted) DSO DFC. This is a really nice piece of Spitfire history and is as supplied in 2006 being in the original conservation double mattes. The overall size is approximately 23 x 23 inches, it has been stored flat, out of the light and is in very good condition. Print historical detail : One of the RAF's oldest squadrons, No 41 was active with its Mk I Spitfires at the outset of World War II, first seeing action off the England's east coast in December 1939. Based at Hornchurch in May 1940, the Squadron was involved in the heavy fighting over the beaches at Dunkirk and, as spring turned to summer, its pilots were soon repelling the mass attacks mounted on Britain by the Luftwaffe - on 15th August 41 Squadron's small contingent of serviceable Spitfires intercepted 90 plus enemy aircraft. It was a typical day in the life of a front line squadron during the decisive contest that was the Battle of Britain. No 41 Squadron flew Spitfires throughout World War II, being equipped with the Mk XIV at the end of hostilities. Robert has chosen to show a Spitfire in the Battle of Britain colours of No 41 Squadron for his romantic portrayal of a Spitfire over St Michael's Mount, just off the coast of Cornwall - where the southwest corner of the British Isles meets the mighty Atlantic. This famous and historic landmark dating back to the Iron Age is steeped in folklore and legend. The castle of St Michael's Mount, perched atop a great granite rock that rises majestically out of the sea in Mount's Bay, for centuries made a tempting site for fighting forces. Here Robert cleverly uses this historic fort to provide a symbolic backdrop to a wonderful study of one of the most beautiful aircraft ever built. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £8.99. This print can be sent tubed or flat packed any additional shipping is charged at cost.
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