Description
‘Molesworth – Summer of ’44’ – by Keith Hill
B-17 Flying Fortress ‘Old Glory’ of the 303rd Bomb Group lands at RAF Molesworth.
Molesworth- Summer of ’44
£55.00 – £164.00Price range: £55.00 through £164.00
'Molesworth – Summer of '44' – by Keith Hill
B-17 Flying Fortress 'Old Glory' of the 303rd Bomb Group lands at RAF Molesworth.
Limited Edition Giclee Print
SKU: N/A
Categories: Aircraft, B-17, Historical, Molesworth, US Bases, USAF WWII
Tags: 303rd BG, B-17, B-17 Flying Fortress, Flying Fortress, Limited Edition Print, Old Glory, RAF Molesworth
Related Products
Fighting Falcon
'Fighting Falcon' – by Keith Hill
F-16 Fighting Falcon over The Nevada desert.
Limited Edition Giclee Print
A New Day Dawning
‘A New Day Dawning’ – by Keith Hill
F-15 Strike Eagle from the 48th Fighter Wing from RAF Lakenheath departing from the Libyan coast during Operation Odyssey Dawn.
Limited Edition Giclee Print
Any Gum Chum
'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
Encounter Over The Bay
'Encounter Over The Bay' – by Keith Hill
A Mosquito Night Fighter as flown by Wing Commander H. E. Tappin, DFC, Downing HE177 over the Bay of Biscay. Shortly after this event Wing/Commander Tappin was posted as officer commanding RAF Twinwood Farm.
Print #4 in The Twinwood Collection.
Limited Edition Lithographic Print
Extended Resolve
'Extended Resolve' – by Keith Hill
A 48th Fighter Wing F-15 Eagle, and 100th ARW KC135.
Limited Edition Lithographic Print
Silver Sabre
'Silver Sabre' – by Keith Hill
F86 Sabre.
Print #2 in The Silver Wings Collection.
Limited Edition Giclee Print
Delta Dart
'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
Happy Days
'Happy Days' – by Keith Hill
A summer scene at Rushden railway station mid to late 1950's. The print is countersigned by Brian Jakes and Dave Sawford who both worked the branch in the 50's.
Limited Edition Giclee Print