Prints :: Pilot Portraits
Unique portraits of World War II RAF, USAAF & Luftwaffe pilots. Every print is individually hand-signed by the depicted pilot and the artist. All signatures are genuine and are not reproductions.
- Typical Pilot Portrait layout -
Size: A4 (297mm x 210mm)
Price: £22.50 each + postage
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A33 - Wing Commander A.D.McN.Boyd - Night Reaper
Bristol Beaufighter of No.600 Squadron in action on the night of the 11/12th July 1942. The Dornier Do.217 crashed 70 miles S.E. of Predannack, Cornwall.
Signed by: Wing Commander A.D.McN.Boyd
A32 - Wing Commander Thomas F. Neil - The First of Four on the Fifteenth
Pilot Officer Tom Neil of No.249 Squadron in combat over London on Sunday 15th September 1940. Two of the stricken Dornier's crew narrowly missed Tom's Hurricane as they baled out over the Thames.
Signed by: Wing Commander Thomas F. Neil
A29 - Wing Commander Jack Rose - Fight for the Sky
A Dornier 17Z falls to the guns of a Hawker Hurricane from No.32 Squadron, Biggin Hill during the height of the Battle of Britain.
Signed by: Wing Commander Jack Rose MBE, CMG, DFC
A27 - Captain Charles E. Barrier - Remember Me?
The B17G Flying Fortress "Remember Me?" of the 457th B.G. 8th A.F. homeward bound to Glatton in England with help from a P51D Mustang of the 20th F.G. 1944.
Signed by: Captain Charles E. Barrier
A26 - Pilot Officer Tom Sherrington - Fallen Eagle
Lieutenant Ripke of 8/JG26 in combat with Pilot Officer Tom Sherrington of No.92 Squadron high above the Sevenoaks area of Kent on the 25th October 1940.
Signed by: Pilot Officer Tom Sherrington
A25 - Sergeant Mike Croskell - The Battle for Britain
The Hawker Hurricane flown by Sergeant Mike Croskell of No.213 Squadron in combat with a Messerschmitt Bf109E, one of two aircraft he destroyed on Tuesday August 13th 1940.
Signed by: Sergeant Mike Croskell
A24 - Pilot Officer Nigel Rose - Reach for the Sky
A Messerschmitt Bf109E falls victim to the guns of Pilot Officer Nigel Rose of No.602 Squadron on the 29th October 1940.
Signed by: Pilot Officer Nigel Rose
A22 - Wing Commander Bob Doe - A Gentleman's War
Hauptman Rolf Pingel of 1/JG26 falls victim to the guns of Pilot Officer Bob Doe of No.234 Squadron. Pingel ditched in the Channel and was picked up by a German E-Boat.
Signed by: Wing Commander Bob Doe, DSO, DFC
