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Showing The Very Best In Historical & Military Artwork
Showing The Very Best In Historical & Military Artwork
Showing The Very Best In Military & Historical Artwork
Showing The Very Best In Military & Historical Artwork
The Colours Call
The Colours Call
Authorised Dealers For Military Gallery, Legends Aviation & SWA
Originals, Prints, Historical Artefacts & Signatures Available
Authorised Dealers For Military Gallery, Legends Aviation & SWA
Originals, Prints, Historical Artefacts & Signatures Available
The Red Baron by Chris Collingwood
Stunning portrait of the famous World War I Ace Baron Von Richthofen. Although associated by many only with the Fokker Triplane the German Ace achieved most of his aerial victories flying his red painted Albatross fighter.
Pathway to the Ruhr by Anthony Saunders
To commemorate the 70th Anniversary of Operation Chastise - without doubt the most audacious air raid carried out by the RAF Bomber Command during WWII - each print is personally signed by four veterans that were directly involved in the raid, including two of the last surviving Aircrew to take part.
Richard The III at the Battle of Bosworth 22nd August 1485 by Graham Turner
Dressed in gilded armour, befitting a monarch demonstrating his right to wear the crown of England as God's anointed ruler. Richard III reaches for his lance as his trusted companion, Sir Robert Percy, points out Henry Tudor amongst the enemy host.
Midway by Anthony Saunders
The Battle of Midway in June 1942 ranks as the most pivotal naval victory of World War II, and ensured that the Allies led by America in the Pacific would win the war.
Strike on Berlin
New image from Anthony Saunders showing Mosquito's delivering the RAF's first day light raid on Berlin! Timed to coincide with a speech being delivered by Reichsmarshal Goering on the tenth anniversary of the Nazi Party coming to power.
Standing Firm - The Afrika Korp
New image by Chris Collingwood showing a machine gunner from the German DAK defending his position from British 8th Army attack during the Battle of Alamien.
Bloodied But Unbeaten
New image by Chris Collingwood showing a Roman Optio stands ready if required for the call to further action, after a close fought battle with his barbarian enemies.
The Front
A new image by Richard Taylor commemorating the Great War 1914 - 1918. A unique book and print portfolio an edition which has never been produced in over forty years!
For Gaw'ds Sakes Aim For The Tracks
Original pencil drawing by Mark Littlejohn TD showing Jagdtiger attacking the US 100th Division lines duringOperation Nordwind, Battle of the Bulge December 1944 - January 1945.
Close Escape! Wittmann Villiers Bocage
Original pencil drawing by Mark Littlejohn TD showing Michael Wittmann's Tiger knocked out in Villiers Bocage during the Battle for Normandy 1944.
Sainte - Mere-Eglise
Simon Smith's iconic image shows the moment US Airborne troops descend into the town of Sainte-Mere-Eglise during the morning of June 6 1944, which would become the first town in France to be liberated by the Allies.
Okinawa
Robert Taylor's powerful image of USMC Ace Dean Caswell and F4U Corsairs from VMF-221, based on the USS Bunker Hill climbing away from the target area after delivering a blistering rocket attack on enemy positions on Okinawa.
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