"Calm Before the Storm"
by Michael Turner
A pair of 504 Squadron's Westland Wallace II aircraft
on an evening sortie from their base at Hucknall,
atmospherically captured in this Guild of Aviation Artists
'1998 Aviation Painting of the Year' by Michael Turner.

Print size: 20 x 17ins (50 x 43cm)   Edition size: 500 
Signatures: Artist
Price: £.58.00

"1938 King's Cup - The Last Blue Riband Air Race"
by Michael Turner
Alex Henshaw in his winning Mew Gull, swoops low over
Hatfield airfield, followed by Giles Guthrie's Mew Gull and
Les Cliff's Hawk Major. Seen on the ground are Geoffrey de
Havilland's Tk-2 and D.H. Comet G-ACSS. The winner's race
average of 252.25 mph is the fastest ever recorded by a
British winning aircraft.

Print size: 20 x 17ins (50 x 43cm)   Edition size: 500 
Signatures: Artist + ALEX HENSHAW M.B.E.
ALEX HENSHAW enjoyed a world wide reputation as a successful air racing and record breaking pilot in the 1930s, and apart from winning the 1938 King's Cup race, his most famous flight was from England to Capetown and back in the same Mew Gull in 1939, setting a record which is still unbroken. During WW II he was chief production test pilot at Vickers' Castle Bromwich factory, flight testing hundreds of Spitfire and Lancaster aircraft.

Price: £.83.00
(Order Number ref KC-80)

"Friendly Smoke"
by Michael Turner
As dawn breaks over Normandy on the 6th June 1944, a low
flying RAF Douglas Boston defies hostile fire to lay a
protective smoke screen over the first wave of British troops
approaching the invasion beaches.

Print size: 20 x 17ins (50 x 43cm)   Edition size: 500 
Signatures: Artist + Flt. Lt. JOHN MACKENZIE,
who flew as navigator on the operation.

Price: £.83.00
(Order Number ref FS-50)

"Huricanes from Kenley"
by Michael Turner
A flight of 253 Squadron Hurricanes taking off from Kenley
in August 1940, led by Sqn.Ldr. Tom Gleave.

Print size: 20 x 17ins (50 x 43cm)   Edition size: 850
Signatures: Artist + Battle of Britain pilots
Gp.Capt TOM GLEAVE, Gp.Capt. GEORGE BROWN and
Flt.Lt. SIDNEY COOPER.

Price: £108.00
(Order Number ref HK-90)

"Spitfire Special Delivery"
by Michael Turner
Flt. Lt. Raymond Baxter's Spitfire Mk. XVI narrowly avoids a
church spire as 602 Sqn. make a precision low level attack on
the V1/V2 headquarters in The Hague on March 18th 1945.

RAYMOND BAXTER, who became a household name as a
radio and television commentator and presenter after the war, flew
Spitfires during WW II. One of his many memorable exploits against
the German V1 and V2 effort, graphically described to the artist,
is the subject of this print.

A Dutch eye-witness wrote "1945 the 18th March! I'll never forget!
As a 17 year old boy I found myself somewhere on the fourth floor of
the building, and when I looked out of the window I saw aircraft diving
down from the sky and flying straight in my direction. Air raid!
The building was badly damaged and our dwelling (adjacent) was
totally destroyed, but we all survived including our spaniel Robby!"


Print size: 21 x 17ins (54 x 43cm)   Edition size: 500
Signatures: Artist + RAYMOND BAXTER.

Price: £.83.00
(Order Number ref SSD-80)