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CURRENT CATALOGUE
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Current Catalog shows alphabetically, by artists, all prints currently
available from the Military Gallery. Many are now low in inventory
and a few close to selling out. Click on thumbnail image or title
to see larger image and more information.
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EAGLES ON THE CHANNEL FRONT
An exceptional painting by the world's foremost aviation artist remembering the most famous of all Luftwaffe Fighter Wings that fought on the Western Front during the early years of World War Two. Prints are signed by Luftwaffe Aces who contested the great air battles with pilots of the RAF on the infamous Channel Front, 1940-1941
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EAGLES ON THE RAMPAGE
Dominating the skies over Germany, P-51s of the 4th Fighter Group - The Eagles - sweep across the cloud tops, their pilots scanning the distant horizon for any signs of the Luftwaffe. They are ready for trouble should the enemy decide to chance their luck
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EAGLES WINGS
Richard Taylor's superb masterwork portrays the iconic Bf109 at a time when this remarkable fighter reigned supreme - the summer of 1940. With Poland long crushed and the Battle of France now over, the Battle of Britain has begun. Yet amidst the fury of war, Richard has once again managed to convey the tranquillity of the French countryside as a pair of Bf109s prepare to touch down at a forward airfield.
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EARLY EVENING PATROL
In a fitting tribute to all the brave airmen to take part in the Great War, Robert depicts the SE5a to perfection. Central to his piece is Captain James McCudden leading the aircraft of 'B' Flight, 56 Squadron RFC away from the airfield at Estrée Blanche in north-eastern France, on an early evening patrol in September 1917.
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EARLY MORNING ARRIVAL
A Lockheed Constellation arrives over London following an over-night trans atlantic flight from New York. Artist signed print
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EARLY MORNING BRIEFING
Eastern Air Transport Pitcairn Mailwing biplane prepares for take-off. Mailwing first saw airmail service in 1928. Artist signed edition.
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EASY COMPANY - MOVING ON
Major Dick Winters and the men of Easy Company, 101st Airborne Division, take up a holding position in the Normandy town of Carentan on 14 June 1944, eight days after their dramatic parachute drop into Normandy on D-Day.
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