German Air Force Transall C-160 Photo 51+01, Fujicolor Archive Print 6×4

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Item ID: 297253621328
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Category: Collectables:Transportation Collectables:Aeronautica:Military:Photos/ Prints
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German Air Force Transall C-160 Photo 51+01, Fujicolor Archive Print 6×4

Rare Transall C-160 photograph — celebrating German Air Force transport aviation heritage.

Measurements: approx. 6 x 4 inches

Paper: Fujifilm Fujicolor Crystal Archive Paper
Dates: n/a

Condition: Previously numbered and mounted with a small double-sided tape. In decent condition. 

Internal notes: QC passed

The air is thick with anticipation as the Transall C-160, tail marked 51+01, awaits its next mission on the tarmac. This striking 6 x 4-inch original photograph, developed on Fujifilm Fujicolor Crystal Archive Paper, captures the mighty German Air Force workhorse in a moment of poised readiness. With its distinctive commemorative markings — honouring 60 years of Luftwaffe service — this image brings to life the enduring legacy of tactical transport aviation, a lifeline between nations and battlegrounds alike.

This authentic archival photograph, previously lightly mounted with double-sided tape and surviving in decent condition, is a rare and valuable glimpse into the operational history of the Luftwaffe’s most trusted transporter. The Transall C-160, renowned for its resilience, versatility, and vital role across NATO missions, humanitarian airlifts, and peacekeeping deployments, is immortalised here in proud, evocative detail. It offers a rare collector’s piece from a celebrated chapter of European military aviation.

Owning this photograph is more than acquiring a vintage print — it is about preserving the powerful stories of courage, resilience, and technological achievement that defined modern air operations. For collectors, historians, and aviation enthusiasts, it represents a deep connection to the past, a reminder that through safeguarding heritage, we keep the spirit of service alive for future generations.