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WITTMANN - PANZER ACE
Since 1975 the Military Gallery, Richard's exclusive publisher, has been signing with and collecting original autographs of those who took part in the battle for Normandy, from both sides of the bitter conflict. Thanks to the latest printing technology, Richard's detailed drawing has been faithfully reproduced on fine art paper which dates back many years and has been personally signed by a staggering TWENTY EIGHT German WWII Panzer veterans.
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WITTMANN - PANZER ACE
This extremely limited VETERAN'S EDITION offers staggering historical authenticity. With all components of the Collector's Edition, also included in the matting are two RARE and hard-to-come-by ORIGINAL autographs that have taken a number of years to source and collect - the famous tank commander depicted, Michael Wittmann, along with his reliable gunner, 'Bobby' Woll. Not only did Woll serve as best man at Wittmann's wedding, but he was also the first and only SS tank gunner of the war to be awarded the Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross.
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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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CONCORDE DEPARTURE
To perpetuate the memory of one of the finest aircraft ever built, this limited edition commemorates a magnificent era in aviation history and celebrates 50 years since Concorde entered service.
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TWO FIFTY UP
On 14 October 1943 high over north-east Poland,
Hauptmann Walter 'Nowi' Nowotny,
Gruppenkommandeur I./JG54 claims his 250th
victory, a Russian Curtiss P-40, to become the
Luftwaffe's top-scoring Ace at that time.
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STORMING THE LINE
Taking the enemy by surprise,
British Mk.IV tanks supported by infantry,
rapidly advance through the heavily-defended
German 'Hindenburg Line' on the first day of
the Battle of Cambrai, 1917.
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LAUNCH FROM THE LADY LEX
Richard's dramatic drawing takes us to the heart of the action on 20 February 1942 as O'Hare's Wildcat is seen hurtling off the deck of the USS Lexington prior to the combat that would lead to his Medal of Honor. The original has been faithfully reproduced as high-quality giclée fine art prints on archival paper, each personally signed by the artist, hand numbered and mounted to full conservation standards.
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PATTON\'S OWN
In his unmistakable style, internationally acclaimed military and aviation artist Richard Taylor has created this historic tribute to a name that has gone down in military folklore. He skilfully depicts a scene in late March 1945 as elements of Patton's Third Army rapidly advance having recently crossed the Rhine River at Oppenheim, south of Mainz. Patton's favoured strategy of speed and aggressive offensive action is clearly visible as fast-moving elements of the U.S. 6th Armoured Division launch a blistering attack on German infantry retreating east towards Frankfurt and ever deeper into the heartland of Hitler's failing Reich. One further nail had been embedded in the Nazi coffin.
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BLACK SHEEP SCRAMBLE
In an exquisite tribute to one of America's legendary wartime Aces, Richard Taylor has used his highly-prized creative skill in yet another inspirational drawing to add to his growing list of masterworks. There is no doubt that this collectible and extremely limited edition will be popular with collectors interested in the War in the Pacific, especially given the inclusion of such rare and sought after original signatures. These consist of the famous Ace depicted, 'Pappy' Boyington, and four F4U pilots of VMF-221, all of whom scored confirmed combat victories.
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