Original 2018 Romanian Air Force MiG-21M Lancer A 506 Photograph Fujicolor Print

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Condition: In decent condition. Please check our images.

Original 2018 Romanian Air Force MiG-21M Lancer A 506 Photograph Fujicolor Print

Powerful 2018 photograph of the legendary Romanian MiG-21M Lancer A; a rare find for Cold War aviation and Eastern Bloc collectors.

Measurements: approx. 5 7/8 x 4 inches

Paper: Fujifilm Fujicolor Crystal Archive Paper
Dates: 14 Jan 18

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

Internal notes: QC passed

Feel the vibrant intensity of aviation history with this stunning capture of the Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-21M Lancer A — tail number 506 — proudly displayed under the sunlit skies. Taken on 14 January 2018, this image immerses you in the Cold War legacy and the technological evolution of Eastern Bloc air forces. Printed on premium Fujifilm Fujicolor Crystal Archive Paper, this 5 7/8 x 4 inch photograph conveys the rugged charm and distinctive camouflage scheme that define the Romanian Air Force’s formidable interceptor fleet.

Maintained in decent condition after being previously mounted with small double-sided tape, this piece has passed a meticulous quality control inspection. The MiG-21 Lancer A, an upgraded Romanian variant of the iconic Soviet MiG-21, exemplifies the transition from classic Cold War designs into capable modern multirole fighters. Authentic prints of operational Lancers — especially individual aircraft like 506 — are increasingly rare and highly sought after by aviation historians, Cold War collectors, and military aviation enthusiasts worldwide.

To collect original photographs like this is to preserve a vivid chapter of global military history. Every authentic image honours the pilots, engineers, and nations that forged their destinies in the skies. Owning and safeguarding such photographs is a tribute to resilience, innovation, and the enduring spirit of flight across borders and eras.