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SECONDARY MARKET
by Robert Taylor
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Occasionally The Military Gallery is able to offer a small selection
of sold-out prints on the Secondary Market. All prints are carefully
inspected and supplied with original Certificate of Authenticity.
Click on thumbnail image or title to see larger image and more details.
To find out about prices and availability please contact
the Military Gallery
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GLORIOUS SUMMER
Mk1 Hawker Hurricanes of 56 Squadron make their third scramble of the day during the early stages of the Battle of Britain, to repulse incessant heavy attacks by German aircraft on the RAF airfields of 11 Group, July 1940.
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GREYCAP LEADER
Johnnie Johnson leads 433 (Canadian) Squadron's MkIX Spitfires in heavy dog-fighting over the Rhine, September 1944. Pilot signed print.
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Group Captain Sir DOUGLAS BADER
Only 26 copies of this memorable edition are available worldwide. Each pair of drawings is exquisitely matted to full conservation standards in a single composition that includes museum-quality reproduction RAF wings plus a RARE and fully authenticated original autograph of the man himself; Group Captain Sir DOUGLAS BADER CBE DSO* DFC* DL FRAeS.
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HARTMANN TRIBUTE
Erich Hartmann in his Me109G4 in the spring of 1943 making a low pass to celebrate another victory.
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HEADLONG INTO THE CLASH
Luftwaffe fighters of JG300 and JG301 charge into a close formation of B-17s from the 390th Bomb Group heading for Magdeburg in northern Germany, during the huge allied offensive, 14 January 1945. Flt Lt Joe Peterburs along with other P-51s from the 20th Fighter Group, dives in to engage the enemy as the Bf109G of Lt Bruno Klostermann screams past in an attempt to penetrate the bomber formation.
During the many aerial encounters that day, the Luftwaffe sent up a force of some 200 fighters
but after a crushing defeat, suffered such heavy losses that they would never
challenge the Eighth Air Force in strength again.
This breath-taking edition, signed by iconic Luftwaffe and US Fighter Pilots, will undoubtedly rank as one of the pinnacles in Robert Taylor's long and distinguished career.
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HEADLONG INTO THE CLASH
Luftwaffe fighters of JG300 and JG301 charge into a close formation of B-17s from the 390th Bomb Group heading for Magdeburg in northern Germany, during the huge allied offensive, 14 January 1945. Flt Lt Joe Peterburs along with other P-51s from the 20th Fighter Group, dives in to engage the enemy as the Bf109G of Lt Bruno Klostermann screams past in an attempt to penetrate the bomber formation.
During the many aerial encounters that day, the Luftwaffe sent up a force of some 200 fighters
but after a crushing defeat, suffered such heavy losses that they would never
challenge the Eighth Air Force in strength again.
This breath-taking edition, signed by iconic Luftwaffe and US Fighter Pilots, will undoubtedly rank as one of the pinnacles in Robert Taylor's long and distinguished career.
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HEADLONG INTO THE CLASH
Luftwaffe fighters of JG300 and JG301 charge into a close formation of B-17s from the 390th Bomb Group heading for Magdeburg in northern Germany, during the huge allied offensive, 14 January 1945. Flt Lt Joe Peterburs along with other P-51s from the 20th Fighter Group, dives in to engage the enemy as the Bf109G of Lt Bruno Klostermann screams past in an attempt to penetrate the bomber formation.
During the many aerial encounters that day, the Luftwaffe sent up a force of some 200 fighters
but after a crushing defeat, suffered such heavy losses that they would never
challenge the Eighth Air Force in strength again.
This breath-taking edition, signed by iconic Luftwaffe and US Fighter Pilots, will undoubtedly rank as one of the pinnacles in Robert Taylor's long and distinguished career.
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us. We will do our best to locate the print for you trough one of
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SECONDARY MARKET
by Robert Taylor
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