Limited Edition Greetings Card by Stephen Brown

The image, taken from a pencil drawing by Stephen Brown, features an English Electric Canberra PR.9 of 39 (1 PRU) Squadron based at RAF Marham. The Canberra entered service with the RAF in 1951 as its first jet bomber and served with distinction for two decades. From 1970 the aircraft was withdrawn from front line combat units with many airframes being converted for secondary roles, the most notable being photographic reconnaissance. The aircraft flew many important reconnaissance missions, mainly with 39(1 PRU) Squadron, until its final retirement in 2006.

Printed on high quality, heavy-weight 400gsm card stock, each card is individually signed and numbered in pencil by the artist on the front in the lower white border. On the back of the card is a numbered Certificate of Authenticity that gives some information about the aircraft portrayed. Inside the card is left blank for your own message.

Available gift presented with a mount and clear wrap or mount and frame.

The mounted card will fit directly into any 10 x 8 inch ready-made frame - this is a widely available standard size. Alternatively they can be purchased from us ready fitted into a suitable frame - see options below. This card will also fit directly into a standard A5 size (8.25 x 5.75 inches) frame without needing a mount.
More info on framing for Limited Edition cards.