Images of the Sea, Land and Air

250 Full Size, Limited Edition Prints are available of this Hawker Hunter T7 XL568 (X) in 74 Tiger (F) Sqdn. insignia
Image size;  470mm x 750mm (181/2” x 291/2”)
including the signatures of five of the RAF 74 Tiger (F) Squadron Aircrew who first flew this aircraft in 1958/59.
Each print individually hand signed & numbered by the Artist .
Prints ................................................................. £74each

A donation from each print going to the 74 Tiger (F) Squadron
Association toward the building of a Squadron Museum in Norfolk.

A Tiger Returns

Visit the 74 Tigers Association Website  www.74squadron.org.uk

To commemorate 50 years from when this much admired Hunter T7 XL568 (X) brand new and shiny, was flown into Horsham St Faith during December 1958 by Flt Lt Geoff Steggall, to join the 74 ‘Tiger’ (F) Squadron.
In July 1959 this Hunter flew the fastest time in the Daily Mail London-Paris air race commemorating Bleriot’s famous flight in 1909. 
Now, almost 50 years on it has finished its service life and been restored with the original Tiger Squadron insignia and proudly hangs in the new Cold War Hall of the RAF Museum at Cosford

74(F)’Tiger’ Squadron, 90th Anniversary
Open edition  prints are available of this painting.     Supplied flat
Image size  260 x 370mm with a clear surrounding border of approx. 3cm
Prints ................................................ £26.00 each
The picture depicts aircraft operated by 74 squadron since its formation in March 1918 with signatures of over
40 former ‘Tigers’
A donation from each sale going towards the 74 Squadron Association Museum Fund

High Ranking Encounter
An Original Acrylic Painting
Mounted and Framed
Image size 420 x 300mm (161/2” x 12”).  Frame size 540 x 440mm (21” x 17”).
£145.00
The picture portrays the cockpit of a Mustang Fighter of 213 Squadron operating over Southern Italy in 1944, 
when about to intersect a Junkers 52 containing several high ranking German Officers.

Open edition prints are available of this painting.                               Supplied flat
Image size;  200mm x 300mm appx (8” x 12”)

Prints ..................................................  £18 each
 

Hawker Hunter T7 G-VETA started its service life with 65 (F) Squadron as XL600. In the following years it was transferred from squadron to squadron until it finally was sold privately and became G-BVWN and moved to its new home at Bournemouth where here again it was sold and re-registered as G-VETA.
After extensive restoration it was once more sold, this time to Skyblue Aviation and is now maintained at
Exeter by the Hunter Flying Club,
It is frequently seen over the skies of Dorset and at airshows.

Open Edition prints are available of this painting.                                 Supplied flat
Image size;  310mm x 240mm appx (12” x 91/2”)

Prints.....................................................  £26 each
 

Saunders Roe SR177R as they may have been seen in RAF Squadron service during the 1960s.
The 177 being powered by one De Havilland Spectre Rocket Motor with a
De Havilland Junior Gyron Turbojet beneath. A height of 60,000ft would have been acheived within 2 minutes of take off.
Unfortunately the project was cancelled by the Government in 1957 despite orders from the British and German services. This was one of many severe blows to the UK Aviation industry at that time.

Lost at ‘Old Harry’

Open Edition Prints are available of this painting.                                          Supplied flat with mount
Image size;  200mm x 300mm (8” x 12”)
Mount size;  300mm x 400mm (12” x 16” approx)


Prints ...................................................................................   £23 each