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Snow Warriors" 113" src="http://www.historicaviation.com/Image.po?pn=0077776vspace="4" border="1" hspace="10" style="border-style: outset; border-width: 2px; " width="437" height="323"> Snow Warriors Nicolas Trudgian. Fw 190A-4s of JG 54 - the "Green Hearts" - taxi out onto their snow-blanketed airfield in Krasnogvardeisk, Russia, in 1943 to begin another fighter sweep of the front lines. 24"x 20" limited edition, numbered print is signed by the artist and by 223-victory ace Maj. Erich Rudorffer, who flew with JG 54 on the Russian Front. #0077776
Alarmstart" hspace="10" src="http://www.historicaviation.com/historicaviation/Image.po?pn=0070857124">	Alarmstart Mark Postlethwaite.	Focke Wulf Fw 190D-9 0070865
	Ambush! 0076108 295.00
	Ice Warriors Nicolas Trudgian. Aircraft Art World War II This print captures the busy atmosphere of a Luftwaffe fighter station on the Russian Front. It is February 1943, with deep snow and freezing temperatures, as Leutnant Walter Nowotny, Staffelkapit? of 1./JG 54, taxis "White One." With their temporary whitewash color scheme glinting in the morning sun, the Fw 190A-4s pose a menacing spectacle as they take to the air. 37"x 25?" limited edition print is signed and numbered by the artist and three Luftwaffe Aces from JG 54. #0007042
	Long Nose Trouble Stan Stokes. Print depicts the high altitude version of the Fw 190 that had an in-line, water-cooled engine allowing it to fight at over 450 mph at 22,000 feet. This Fw 190D was also known as "Long Nose" or "Dora" because of its streamlined fuselage, extended over 40" to accommodate the change from radial to in-line engine. On this day, it chases off a P-51 Mustang as an Me 262 takes to the skies. Limited edition 16"x 11?" print is signed and numbered by the artist. #0007183
	Focke-Wulf Fw 190D-9 Dennis Davison. WW2 Aviation Art Print
	Horst Petzschler Ernie Boyette. Aviation Art World War 2 Print depicts the Fw 190A and wartime record of Horst Petzschler. Joining the Luftwaffe in 1941, Petzschler first flew with JG 101 in France, then transferred to the Russian front, then on to JG 3 Udet, and finally back to the Russian front. Petzschler flew over 150 frontline sorties, surpassed 250 missions, was shot down at least three times and performed slave labor for over four years - ultimately receiving several awards. Print measures 18"x 12" and is signed by the artist and Horst Petzschler. #0007077
	Fw 190 Profile Print Nowotny 0070509 2
Focke-Wulf Fw 190A-3 Blueprint" hspace="10" src="http://www.historicaviation.com/historicaviation/Image.po?pn=0070703207">	Focke-Wulf Fw 190A-3 Blueprint Large Size Blueprint Drawing of the FW-190 2
BMW 801 Blueprint" hspace="10" src="http://www.historicaviation.com/historicaviation/Image.po?pn=0070704210">	BMW 801 Blueprint BMW Airplane Engine Blueprint. Measures a generous 42"x 30". 0070704 2
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	Moonlight Strike Robert Bailey. Aircraft Art Print World War 2 0007341
	Eagles on the Channel Front Robert Taylor. World War 2 Military Art Print.
Crossfire!" hspace="10" src="http://www.historicaviation.com/historicaviation/Image.po?pn=0070412174">	Crossfire! Robert Bailey. Military Aviation Art Print. 195.00
Ramraiders" hspace="10" src="http://www.historicaviation.com/historicaviation/Image.po?pn=0077084202">	Ramraiders Richard Taylor. Airplane Art Print World War II History. Unteroffizier Willi Maximowitz dives in to attack a formation of USAAF B-24s from the 93rd Bomb Group over Germany. Limited edition 30?"x 23?" number print is signed by the artist and by three Fw 190A-8 pilots. #0077084
Bear Trap" hspace="10" src="http://www.historicaviation.com/historicaviation/Image.po?pn=0007343169">	Bear Trap Robert Bailey. Aviation Art Print Smolensk. Horst Petzschler's Fw 190 of JG51 covers Hans Rudel's Stuka attack against a Russian tank/truck convoy as it crosses a clearing in the forest. German tanks and anti-tank guns have also ambushed the convoy. (See item #1718 for more on these battles and groups). Limited edition of 400 prints is signed and numbered by the artist, and co-signed by Horst Petzschler and Oscar Boesch. 34"x 24" print. 0007343
Ardennes Offensive" hspace="10" src="http://www.historicaviation.com/historicaviation/Image.po?pn=0077054147">	Ardennes Offensive Nicolas Trudgian.
Gathering Storm Robert Taylor 33"x  25" print. ....#0007619 285.00
Guardians of the Atlantic Wall Poster John Young.  Limited edition of 650 signed and numbered by artist. 25"x 19" print.   ....#0007844 7
	Savage Skies Robert Taylor. Aviation Military Art Print. 320.00
A Novel Concept" hspace="10" src="http://www.historicaviation.com/historicaviation/Image.po?pn=0007244199">	A Novel ConceptStan Stokes. Precursors to today's cruise missiles, Mistels were composed of unmanned, obsolete Ju 88 bombers fitted with a huge warhead and a rudimentary guidance system. Coupled to either a Bf 109 or Fw 190, the fighter pilot flew the combination to within a reasonable distance of its target and then jettisoned the bomber. 16"x 11?" signed and numbered limited edition print. 0007244
	Escort to the Scharnhorst Simon Atack. As part of Operation Paderborn, the mighty German battleship Scharnhorst sails for Norway escorted by destroyers Z-28 and Erich Steinbrinck as well as Fw 190s of I./JG5. 30"x 22?" limited edition, numbered print is signed by the artist and by Wilhelm Alsen, who was the last of 36 survivors to be rescued when the Scharnhorst was sunk in the Battle of North Cape on December 26, 1943. 0077070 110.00
Fortress Under Siege" hspace="10" src="http://www.historicaviation.com/historicaviation/Image.po?pn=0007165204">	Fortress Under Siege Stan Stokes. Aviation Art Print WW2
	Final Encounter Philip West.
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	Fw 190 Jigsaw Puzzle	Fw 190 Mug Drinking Mug This large, 12 oz. ceramic mug features a wraparound image of Fw 190s emerging from the clouds. Dishwasher and microwave safe. #0060115 1
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