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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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HELL HAWKS OVER UTAH
As elements of the US VII Corps storm ashore on Utah beach below, P-47D Thunderbolts from the 365th Fighter Group, US Ninth Air Force - The Hell Hawks - overfly the Normandy bridgehead on the morning of D-Day, 6 June 1944. Flying from their base
in southern England, the mighty Hell Hawks head inland to attack and successfully suppress German positions in support of the American advance.
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HELL HAWKS OVER UTAH
As elements of the US VII Corps storm ashore on Utah beach below, P-47D Thunderbolts from the 365th Fighter Group, US Ninth Air Force - The Hell Hawks - overfly the Normandy bridgehead on the morning of D-Day, 6 June 1944. Flying from their base
in southern England, the mighty Hell Hawks head inland to attack and successfully suppress German positions in support of the American advance.
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HELL HAWKS OVER UTAH
As elements of the US VII Corps storm ashore on Utah beach below, P-47D Thunderbolts from the 365th Fighter Group, US Ninth Air Force - The Hell Hawks - overfly the Normandy bridgehead on the morning of D-Day, 6 June 1944. Flying from their base
in southern England, the mighty Hell Hawks head inland to attack and successfully suppress German positions in support of the American advance.
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HELPING HAND
A damaged B-17, down on power and speed has a P-51 to ride shotgut for the long journey home.
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HIGH OVER THE WESTERN FRONT
To quicken the hearts of all aviation art collectors and enthusiasts of the Great War, we are excited to announce that in addition to its publication as a signed limited edition print, High Over the Western Front is issued with the original and highly sought-after original signatures of two famous aviators who are not only remembered in history books for their influence on the outcome of the First World War, but helped shape the success of the Allied push for victory during World War Two and long after.
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HIGH PATROL
Sopwith Camels of 209 Squadron, April 1918.
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HIGH PATROL
Sopwith Camels of 209 Squadron, April 1918.
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If you are trying to locate a particular sold-out
print not shown as available here, please go to Information on the
home page menu, then Contact Us. Complete the form and email to
us. We will do our best to locate the print for you trough one of
our appointed dealers.
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SECONDARY MARKET
by Robert Taylor
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