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Click here to subscribeLimited edition 185 of 750 signed by design race engineer, Giorgio Ascanelli and team co-ordinator, Joe Ramirez.On the 7th of November, 1993 at the Adelaide Circuit, Australia, the three-times World Champion, Senna raced to his final victory, before his early demise, driving for Williams the following year. This high quality Lithographic print by Alan Stammers measures 32" x 26".Click here for more details and images
Limited-edition print (389 of 850) signed in pencil by Sir Stirling Moss, Denis Jenkinson and the artist. Capturing the sheer pace of Sir Stirling Moss during the 1955 Mille Miglia, when he achieved an average speed of 170mph over a 1,000 miles in a little over 10 hours on ordinary Italian roads. Bearing an embossed Stamp of Authenticity, measuring 72cm x 61cm overall in a hardwood frame, glazed with gilt detailing. Click here for more details and images
A photo print depicting a cinematic poster for the Fast & Furious – Fast Five. Hand-signed in silver marker ink by Paul Walker and Vin Diesel. Mounted with Paul Walker’s iconic quote ‘DUDE I ALMOST HAD YOU’, in black ink on white card below the poster.Mounted, framed and glazed to a high standard 39cm x 57cmClick here for more details and images
J W Petrie, Signed Limited Edition Military Aircraft Print ' D-Day Tribute ', also signed by Captain Ian Gibbsand Squadron Leader Andy Tomalin, no. 10/850, image measures 51cm x 38cm, framed and glazed together with Two Squadron Prints of Scotland ' Royal Air Force Battle of Britain Memorial Flights 'Montagues including Lancaster BI and Spitire IIA, both framed and glazed plus a Squadron Prints of Scotland ' The Royal Air Force Aerobatic Team ' BAE Systems Hawk TMK1A
William Russell Flint (1880-1969) - a Fine Art Trade Guild lithograph, signed in pencil to the margin and with blindstamp, published by Frost & Reid Ltd, 45 x 61cm; together with one other smaller limited edition print by the artist, with blindstamp and pencil signature to the margin, 32 x 54cm (2)
A framed and glazed Sir William Nicholson (1872-1949) Woodblock Print from the 1898 series 'Almanac of sporting scenes', limited edition 11/50. Nicholson finally allowed this print to be taken from the original block, published by Whittington & Co. in 1980 (see embossed label within the print), 21" x 17", (glass a/f).
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