B-17
Aviation Art
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Belle...
Homeward Bound
John Young.
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Capt. Robert K. Morgan and his crew climb out over the English countryside and the Eighth Air Force Base. This time, having already completed
their 25th bombing mission, they are heading the other way, across Scotland,
the Atlantic, and home to the U.S. in their B-17 Flying Fortress. 850 S/N by artist. 33½"x
25¼" print.
...#0007402 145.00
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0008515
B-17
Flying Fortress
Tony Weddel.
0008515
Most B-17 Flying Fortress paintings show them in combat over Hitler's Europe, but
Flying Fortresses played a role in the Pacific, too. Here we see two B-17Es
of the 13th Air Force, 98th Squadron - "Galloping Gus" and "Typhoon McGoon
II" - hooking it home after a bombing mission against Japanese positions
in New Guinea. Nakajima Rufe floatplanes rise to engage them, but prove
to be no match for the Fortress gunners. 23"x 19" aviation art print. .....#0008515
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0073003
Flying
into a War
Stan Stokes.
0073003
On December 6, 1941, Pilot Earl Cooper, navigator John "Davy" Crockett
and their crewmates flew their B-17C Flying Fortress to the Philippines
by way of Oahu, Hawaii. But arriving in Hawaii on the morning of December
7, the unarmed B-17 met Japanese Zeros. After evasive measures and the
loss of one engine, they flew over the destroyed Hickham Field then finally
belly-landed at Wheeler Field, flying on fumes. 16"x 11½"
limited edition aviation art print is signed and numbered by the artist. .....#0073003
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0007469
Historic
Airplanes
0007469
25 of the most significant aircraft ever are featured on this poster
of original John Batchelor artworks. From both the military and civilian
worlds, these are the craft that have set the benchmarks: the Wright Flyer,
Ford Tri-Motor, Piper Cub, 707, P-26, B-17, F-14, SR-71... even the Space
Shuttle. A wonderful tribute to the history of aviation with great photos. 21"x 33".
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0070830
B-17
Fortress Fact File
John Young.
0070830
This amazing poster is filled with facts and figures about the B-17
Flying Fortress, one of WW2's greatest bombers. You get a brief history
of the airplane; color profiles detailing the differences between variants;
a sectional drawing of a B-17G; dimensions, performance and armament data;
information on famous aircraft and crews; and more. It's a fascinating
and decorative poster written and illustrated by one of aviation's greatest
artists. 36"x 24". .....#0070830 1
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Schweinfurt
Again
Keith Ferris.
0007722
The 308th Bomb Group’s 'Thunderbird' returning from it’s 80th mission,
9 October 1944. This B-17 carried more than 500 different crewmen on a
total of 116 missions before being retired. 1000 S/N by artist. 24"x 9¾"
aviation art print.
....#0007722 195.00
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Nine-O-Nine
Stan Stokes.
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Print depicts Nine-O-Nine being readied for another mission to Berlin
from its base in England, 1945. This B-17 flew 140 successful combat missions
with the 91st Bomb Group without ever losing a crewman or aborting a mission,
while participating in eighteen raids on Berlin and flying an amazing 1,129
combat hours. Today, the Collings Foundation owns a flying B-17 with these
markings. Limited edition print measures 16"x 11½" and is signed
by the artist. .....#0007346
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Poltava
Dick McNatt.
0007172
After protracted negotiations with the Russians, permission was
granted for the USAAF to use Soviet airfields on shuttle missions. On the
third such mission, the 8th Air Force dispatched 145 B-17s from the
3rd Air Division. Here, we see the 45th Combat Wing, with the 96th, 388th
and 452nd Bombardment Groups arriving at Poltava. After the Luftwaffe bombing
that night and Soviet bomb clearance the following day, only seven
of the 73 arriving would be flyable. 24"x 20" aviation art print. .....#0007172
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0007223
Return
to Rattlesden
Nicolas Trudgian.
0007223
This magnificent painting shows a WW2 B-17G of the 447th on final
approach to Rattlesden, returning from a strike against road and rail communications
in northern Germany in 1945. Limited edition of 500 signed by artist and
eight 447th B-17 combat crew veterans. 36¾"x 22½" print.
.....#0007223
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Rocket
Attack
Nicolas Trudgian.
0007043
This portrayal of the Me 163 Komet perfectly captures the function
of this tiny interceptor. Rocketing up through the formation of B-17s at
almost three times their speed, the Komet makes its strike and flashes
into the distance before the gunners have time to react. You can almost
see the surprise on the faces of the B-17 crews as the Me-163 speeds past!
17½"x 12¼" limited edition print is signed and numbered by
the artist and Me-163 pilot Oberleutnant Franz Woidich. .....#0007043
110.00
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Skipper
Comes Home
Robert Taylor.
0077017
Flying with the 367th Squadron of the 306th Bomb Group, Skipper
- one of the longest serving B-17 Fortresses of World War II with over
100 combat missions flown - returns to Thurleigh on a cold afternoon
in late January 1945, two months after being badly damaged. Note
the bare metal replacement section in the tail and several flak patches,
which have yet to be repainted by her busy ground crew. 30"x 24½"
limited edition print is signed and numbered by the artist and four
8th Air Force B-17 pilots. .....#0077017
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Slow
Timing Bonnie B
Keith Ferris.
0007055
Named in honor of Pilot G. Neil Bech's baby daughter, B-17G Bonnie
B of the 303rd Bomb Group flew 93 missions from January to September 1944,
when she lost a propeller and landed safely on only two engines.
Print depicts Bonnie B taxiing onto the Molesworth, England runway for
"slow-timing," running in a newly replaced engine. Limited edition print
measures 31½"x 16½" and is signed by artist, pilot, crewchief
and namesake. .....#0007055
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Sting
of the Yellowjackets
Robert Bailey.
0007340
A single Flying Fortress finds itself all alone in enemy skies,
damaged by flak during its bomb run. One engine has been shut down,
control surfaces are shredded and there are wounded airmen aboard.
Struggling to maintain altitude, the B-17 is attacked by two Me 109s bent
upon its destruction. Fighters from the 361st Fighter Group/375th Fighter
Squadron enter the fray, destroying one of the attackers and driving off
his wingman. The journey home will be uneventful, now that the injured
crew has its own private escort of the determined Little Friends. Signed
and numbered by the artist and 6 crew members, limited edition 33"x 23"
print. .....#0007340 |
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Thunderheads
Over Ridgewell
Robert Taylor.
0007048
Print depicts battle-damaged B-17 Flying Fortresses of the 381st
Bomb Group returning to Ridgewell on a 1944 summer afternoon. From June
1943 through the end of the hostilities, the legendary 381st Bomb
Group completed 297 combat missions, hit almost every important target
in German hands and destroyed 223 enemy aircraft. Limited edition
print is signed by three pilots from the 381st Bomb Group at Ridgewell
and the artist. Print measures 31¾"x 23½". .....#0007048
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Valor
in the Pacific
Robert Taylor.
0007815
Depicted here are bombers of the 499th Bomb Group, 20th Air Force,
returning home after a daylight raid on Tokyo. All the telltale signs of
combat over the target can be seen in this aviation masterpiece.
Limited edition of 1250 is signed by artist and four B-29 pilots, veterans
of the Tokyo raids. 34"x 25" print. Includes FREE companion print:
Fortress Under Attack, Robert Taylor. Here, two B-17s of the 43rd Bomb
Group, 5th Air Force, are under attack by Mitsubishi fighters. Each print
is initialed by Robert Taylor and signed by two Medal of Honor recipients
who flew B-17s in the Pacifc. 18"x 14" print. .....#0007815
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Valor
at Polebrook
David Poole.
0007250
The tale told in the book (also available) is dramatic, and so is
this print of the heroism at Polebrook. Limited edition of 500 is
signed and numbered by the artist, three Ten Horsepower crewmen, and the
pilot of the B-17 sent aloft to assist. 32¼"x 23½"
print. .....#0007250
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B-17
Nose Art Panel
Memphis Belle
0007960
Gary Velasco. This hand painted, authentic reproduction of the nose
art of this famed B-17 bomber's nose art is a scaled-down, two-piece
aluminum version of the real thing. Arrives ready to display on the
two attached D-ring hangers. 40"x 18". .....#0007960 265.00
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B-17F
Memphis Belle Flying Fortress 26th Mission
Kenneth Fox.
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The Memphis Belle takes off from England for her return flight to
the United States. 36"x 24" limited edition print is signed by the late
Col. Robert Morgan and by the artist, features a listing of all crewmembers,
and includes a brief history of the aircraft and its base in England. Registered
numbered certificate included. .....#0071890
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B-17F
Memphis Belle Print w/ FREE Memphis Belle Book
Buy the print and get the book FREE - a 1 value!
Kenneth Fox.
0087052
The Memphis Belle takes off from England for her return flight to
the United States. 36"x 24" limited edition print is signed by the late
Col. Robert Morgan and by the artist, features a listing of all crewmembers,
and includes a brief history of the aircraft and its base in England. Registered
numbered certificate included.
The Man Who Flew the Memphis Belle. Morgan & Powers. Leader of
the first bombing crew to survive 25 daylight missions over the flak and
fighter-filled skies of Occupied France and Nazi Germany, the author never
lost a crewmember throughout his tour. And now, his full story is
revealed in this much-anticipated memoir. It's a powerful chronicle of
loyalty, love and astonishing bravery that takes you into the heart of
the war above 20,000 feet, and into the life of a great WWII hero. 320
pages, 6"x 9¼", softcover. .....#0087052
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B-17G
Flying Fortress Drawing
Kinsley.
0007419
Finely detailed drawing of a B-17G. Limited edition, signed and
numbered by artist. 27"x 16" print.
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They Fought With What They Had
John Shaw. Just days before the December, 1941 attacks on
Pearl Harbor, Hawaii and Clark Field, Philippine Islands, P-40 Warhawks take off
as a B-17 of the 19th Bomb Group stationed at Clark is readied for the day's
practice mission. 37?"x 21?" limited edition, numbered print is signed by the
artist and by three veterans of the 19th Bomb Group, which flew the first
American bombing missions of World War II.
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Fortress
Engaged
Keith Ferris.
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21,000 feet over Germany, 6 March 1944, B-17s of the 100th Bomb
Group intercepted head-on by Me109Gs. Signed by artist. 24"x 20" print.
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Memphis
Belle
Tony Fachet.
0007808
A beautiful rendition of the famed Memphis Belle in flight. 26"x
20" print.
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Coming
Home
The "Los Angeles City Limits" B-17, England, 1944.
Douglas Ettridge.
0007998
This beautiful print depicts a B-17 of the 355th Bomb Squadron
as it descends over the tranquil English countryside as it returns home.
24"x 18" limited edition print is signed and numbered by the artist.
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Fame's
Favored Few
Sam Lyons.
0007257
Click Here, two B-17Gs from the 92nd Bomb Group make ready for the final
combat mission flown by the 8th Air Force in WWII. Signed and numbered
limited edition print is co-signed by the navigator, William W. "Bill"
Ford, who flew on this historic mission. 30"x 19". .....#0007257
145.00
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How
Many This Time?
Mike Newcomer.
As B-17s return to their English base, the ground personnel inventory
the returning bombers, hopeful that all craft made it back home. 24"x 18"
limited edition print is signed and numbered by the artist. .....#0072962
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Memphis
Belle B-17F Profile with FREE
Man Who Flew the Memphis Belle
Ernie Boyette.
0007060
Signed by Col. Robert Morgan, pilot of the Memphis Belle, this limited
edition print features a wonderful color profile of the aircraft, a close
up of its nose art, and background information on the plane and its crew.
Print measures 24"x 18" and is also signed by the artist.
Includes The Man Who Flew the Memphis Belle. Morgan &
Powers. Leader of the first bombing crew to survive 25 daylight missions
over the flak and fighter-filled skies of Occupied France and Nazi
Germany, the author never lost a crewmember throughout his tour. And now,
his full story is revealed in this much-anticipated memoir. It's a powerful
chronicle of loyalty, love and astonishing bravery that takes you into
the heart of the war above 20,000 feet, and into the life of a great
WWII hero. 320 pgs., 6"x 9¼", sfbd. .....#0007060
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Poltava.
Aviation Art.
0007172
Dick McNatt.
After protracted negotiations with the Russians, permission was granted for
the USAAF to use Soviet airfields on shuttle missions. On the third such
mission, the 8th Air Force dispatched 145 B-17s from the 3rd Air Division.
Here, we see the 45th Combat Wing, with the 96th, 388th and 452nd
Bombardment Groups arriving at Poltava. After the Luftwaffe bombing that
night and Soviet bomb clearance the following day, only seven of the 73
arriving would be flyable. 24"x 20" print.
#0007172
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0007254
New
York Fly-by
B-17 Photos.
0007254
Early B-17s are heading out over New York City as war approaches.
In the background are some of the more famous Manhattan skyscrapers, the
Brooklyn Bridge, and Brooklyn itself. 40"x 20" poster is suitable for framing.
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