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‘Mosquito Attack’ – by Keith Hill
An RAF Mosquito over Burma.
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‘Mosquito Attack’ – by Keith Hill
An RAF Mosquito over Burma.
Each print is Signed and Numbered by the Artist, Keith Hill, and comes with a Certificate of Authenticity
Giclee Print Available Sizes:
Giclee Print Remarque Option:
Shipping: UK P+P £6 Overseas P+P £12 For more details, click here.
Each print is supplied with veterans signatures on a separate piece of card ready for mounting within the print frame:
Other options available for 'Mosquito Attack' print:
Remarqued Print include an original pencil sketch by Keith in the print border, discuss options with Keith
A4 Open Edition Print a small, collectable alternative, view/purchase here
Original Oil Painting Oil on Canvas, £1995, contact Keith for details.
'D-Dog Off Norway' – by Keith Hill
B-24 Liberator of 206th Squadron, RAF Coastal Command off the coast of Norway when the crew successfully fought off an attack by 3 Luftwaffe Bf110's. The print is signed by a D-Dog veteran, Don Knight.
Limited Edition Lithographic Print
'First Strike – July 4th 1942' – by Keith Hill
The very first mission flown by the 15th Bomber Squadron, July 4th 1942.
Limited Edition Giclee Print
'Any Gum Chum' – by Keith Hill
B-17 of the 303rd Bomb Group, used as the cover to children's book 'Homers Luck', about the spotty dog that was a mascot who had many adventures with his crew.
Limited Edition Lithographic Print
'Delta Dart' – by Keith Hill
Aircraft from USAFE that appeared at RAF Chelveston Open Day in May 1960.
Print #4 in The Silver Wings Collection.
Limited Edition Giclee Print
'Get The Carriers' – by Keith Hill
Navy SBD-3 ‘Dauntless’s’ attack the ‘SORYU’ during the Battle of Midway.
Print #2 in The Midway Collection
Limited Edition Giclee Print
'Blast From The Past' – by Keith Hill
A Buccaneer during the first Gulf War.
Limited Edition Lithographic Print
'Fighting Falcon' – by Keith Hill
F-16 Fighting Falcon over The Nevada desert.
Limited Edition Giclee Print
'At The End Of The Day' – by Keith Hill
Two Spitfires of the US Navy, Composite Squadron Seven, crossing the Normandy beachhead. Aircraft of CVN-7 were used as 'spotters' for the battleships off the Normandy coast. These ships could fire up to 22 miles inland. Signed by 6 Normandy veterans.
Limited Edition Lithographic Print