Original pencil drawing on high quality art paper featuring P-51D Mustangs the 351st Fighter Squadron, 353rd Fighter Group flying over Suffolk on the way back to their base at Raydon, 1944.
Signed by five distinguished Mustang pilots:
Captain Clayton Kelly Gross 354FG
Major Gerald Brown 55FG
Colonel Arthur Jefferey 479FG
Colonel Clarence 'Bud' Anderson 328 FG, 357 FG 355TFW
Major Bill Allen 55FG


Blenheim IV of 105 Squadron - 14.5 x 10.5 inches

Sgned by Flight Lieutenant Aubrey Niner - Blenheim pilot who was shot down over Lille in July 1942 and imprisoned in the infamous Stalag Luft III. In one of several escape attempts Aubrey posed as a gymnast in the famous Wooden Horse plot that was later recreated in the legendary war film ‘The Great Escape’.

Bud Anderson on Bomber Escort Duty - 12 x 10 inches

The P-51D Mustang of Colonel Clarence 'Bud' Anderson providing a welcome escort over the English Channel for a B17 straggler, 1944.
Signed by six distinguished Mustang pilots:
Major General Donald Strait 326 FG, 356 FG, 108 TFW
Major John A Kirla 357 FG Captain Clinton D Burdick 356 FG
Colonel Clarence 'Bud' Anderson 328 FG, 357 FG 355 TFW
Colonel Walker M 'Bud' Mahurin 56 FG, 25 FG, 4 FG
First Lieutenant Robert J Frisch 339 FG

Catalinas at Sullum Voe - 24 x 23 inches overall including mount, image 15 x 9 inches

RAF Catalinas of 210 Squadron at Sullum Voe, Shetland, Scotland in the summer of 1944.
This drawing is presented professionally framed with a deluxe double mount including RAF wings and custom made crests representing 210 Squadron, Coastal Command and the RAF.

Catalinas of 210 Squadron - 23 x 19 inches overall including mount, image 14.5 x 10 inches

RAF Catalinas of 210 Squadron over Kilchurn Castle, Loch Awe in the West Coast of Scotland in 1944.
This drawing is countersigned by four Catalina aircrew:
Air Chief Marshal Sir John Barraclough KCB, CBE, DFC, AFC
Flt. Lt. John A Cruickshank VC
Flt. Lt. John Tattersall
Flt. Lt. Ron Vaughan DFC


Concorde - Legend of the Skies - 22 x 10 inches

Concorde climbing majestically through a low cloud base over west London as she heads out on her daily dash across the Atlantic to New York. This drawing is presented professionally double mounted to include the original signature of Chief Concorde pilot Mike Bannister.

Concorde - Second to None - 23 x 19 inches overall including mount, image 14.5 x 10 inches

A British Airways Concorde climbing away from Heathrow through a low cloud base on the first leg of its daily journey to JFK airport New York.
This drawing is countersigned by three Concorde crew:
Captain David Leney - Concorde 1976 - 1986
First Officer Chris Orlebar - Concorde 1977 - 1989
Flight Engineer John Lidiard - Concorde 1969 - 1982


Concorde Take-off - 23 x 19 inches overall including mount, image 14.5 x 10 inches

A British Airways Concorde lifting off from the runway at Heathrow.
This drawing is countersigned by two Concorde pilots:
Captain David Leney - Concorde 1976 - 1986
First Officer Chris Orlebar - Concorde 1977 - 1989

Dambuster Lancaster Homeward Bound - 12 x 10 inches

An RAF Lancaster of 617 Squadron returning low over Holland after the famous Dambusters raid.
This drawing is countersigned by the following Lancaster 617 Squadron aircrew:
F/ O Basil Fish - Navigator 617 Squadron
Sqn. Ldr. Lawrence 'Benny' Goodman - Pilot 617 Squadron
Flt. Lt. Murray R. Valentine - Wireless Operator 617 Squadron
Flt. Lt. Arthur Poore D.F.C. - Pilot 617 Squadron

Deep Into The Reich - 12 x 10 inches

P-51D Mustangs of the 4th Fighter Group, attacking a German supply train in Bavaria, 1944.
This drawing is signed by five distinguished Mustang pilots:
Captain Clayton Kelly Gross 354FG
Major Gerald Brown 55FG
Colonel Arthur Jefferey 479FG
Colonel Clarence 'Bud' Anderson 328 FG, 357 FG 355TFW
Major Bill Allen 55FG

Dick Rossi and the Flying Tigers - 24 x 23 inches overall including mount, image 15 x 9 inches

P-40B Hawks of the 1st Pursuit Squadron American Volunteer Group, the 'Flying Tigers', over South East China, June 1942. Inset below is a small portrait drawing of legendary Flying Tiger pilot Dick Rossi.
Signed by Flying Tigers legend John Richard "Dick" Rossi Flight Leader, 1st Pursuit Squadron, AVG Flying Tigers.


Gloster Javelin - 18 x 7 inches

Gloster Javelin XH756 on a mission in the 1960s.

He162 of JG1 - 17 x 10 inches

Heinkel He162A-2 'Salamander' of 3.JG1 in the spring of 1945.


Hurricane of No. 1 Squadron - 12 x 10 inches

RAF Hawker Hurricane of 1 Squadron low over an English village.
This drawing is countersigned by Hurricane Ace Billy Drake DSO, DFC - No. 1 Squadron.


Lightnings Over the Dolomites - 23 x 19 inches overall including mount, image 14.5 x 10 inches

P-38 Lightnings of the 94th Fighter Squadron, 1st Fighter Group, USAAF Eighth Air Force, over the Italian Dolomites, May 1944.
This drawing is countersigned by six P-38 Aces:
Major Gerald Brown (5 Victories all on P-38s) 38 Fighter Squadron 55th Fighter Group
Major Jim Moorehead (8 Victories) 24th PG, 49th FG, 1st FG
Major Tom Maloney (8 Victories) 1st FG
Major Bill Allen (5 Victories) 55th FG
Captain George Chandler (5 Victories) 18th and 347th FG
Colonel Arthur Jeffrey (14 Victories) 479th FG

Me109 of Erich Hartmann - JG53 - 12 x 10 inches

 The Me109 G14 used by Erich Hartmann whilst appointed temporary acting Kommandeur of 1./JG 53 (operating from Hungry), a Gruppe that operated closely with JG52 for which Hartmann did most of his flying. The Me109 has a winter camouflage scheme with a simplified version of the famous Hartmann Black Tulip nose design.


Mustangs Over the Seven Sisters - 14.5 x 10 inches

P-51D Mustangs the 4th Fighter Group, 334th Fighter Squadron flying over the Severn Sisters cliffs in Sussex on their way back to bases in England, 1945.
Signed by five distinguished Mustang pilots:
Captain Clayton Kelly Gross 354FG
Major Gerald Brown 55FG Colonel Arthur Jefferey 479FG
Colonel Clarence 'Bud' Anderson 328 FG, 357 FG 355TFW
Major Bill Allen 55FG