Discover the Beauty of Vintage Aviation: A Celebration of Heritage and Summer Traditions There is something timeless about the sight of a vintage aircraft cutting across a summer sky. Our vintage aviation prints capture this spirit in every detail, offering collectors and enthusiasts a lasting connection to the golden age of flight. There is something…
Publication: The Connoisseur MagazineIssue Date: January 1923Publisher: The Connoisseur Ltd. (Proprietors), 1, Duke Street, St. James’s, London, S.W.1Condition: Front and back pages have been disconnected form the spine of the magazine.Internal notes: QC passed Note to customers: Let us know if you’re smitten with multiple items from our listings, and we’ll happily arrange combined shipping. This way, you can save on postage…
Measurements: approx. 11 x 8 3/8 inchesText: Flightcolour No 70 The Confederate Air Force’s Curtiss SB2C Helldiver. Purnell PhotosInternal notes: QC passed The Curtiss SB2C Helldiver carves through the sky, the deep rumble of its radial engine vibrating through the fuselage, a sound that once echoed over the vast expanse of the Pacific. Below, the patchwork of land and water stretches…
Measurements: approx. 8 3/8 x 11 inchesText: Flight Canvas No 99: Nasa’s first Space Shuttle lifts off from Pad 39A at the Kennedy Space Centre, Florida, shortly after 07.00hr Eastern Daylight Time on April 12, 1981.Internal notes: QC passed The ground trembles. The air is thick with the raw scent of burning fuel. At precisely 07:00 AM on April 12, 1981,…
Measurements: approx. 11 x 8 3/8 inchesText: Flightcolour No 146: A Boeing B-17G once again flying over the flat East Anglian countryside. The 1944 bomber is preserved by Euroworld at Duxford.Internal notes: QC passed The Boeing B-17G, a steel titan of the skies, soars once again over the vast, open fields of East Anglia, its shadow stretching across the countryside like…
Measurements: approx. 11 x 8 3/8 inchesText: Flightcolour No 78 The Shuttleworth Collection’s LVG C.VI 7198/18 is the only genuine original aeroplane flying in Europe that saw service with the German Army Air Service in the First World War.Internal notes: QC passed The LVG C.VI 7198/18, a survivor of the First World War skies, floats effortlessly over a breathtaking patchwork of…
Measurements: approx. 8 3/8 x 11 inchesText: Flightcolour No 125: The Shuttleworth Collection’s 1915 Avro 504K “E3404” (c/n 61400) was rebuilt by Avro apprentices. Flying again by 1955, the aircraft took part in Reach for the Sky. It is based at Old Warden, England.Internal notes: QC passed The Avro 504K “E3404”, its deep green fuselage cutting through the…
Measurements: approx. 11 x 8 3/8 inchesText: FLIGHT International, 24 December 1977. Flightcolour No 127: LVG C.IV 7198/18, owned by the Shuttleworth Collection, is the only genuine aeroplane in Europe to have seen First World War service with the German Army Air Service.Air PortraitsInternal notes: QC passed The LVG C.IV 7198/18 (Luftwaffe Verbandsgemeinschaft), a relic of the First World War…
Measurements: approx. 11 x 8 3/8 inchesText: Flight Canvas No 72: Boeing B-17G Flying Fortress of the Confederate Air Force based at Rebel Field, Texas.Internal notes: QC passed The Boeing B-17G Flying Fortress thunders down the runway, its massive radial engines roaring with a deep, commanding presence that shakes the very ground beneath it. The scent of aviation fuel lingers in…
Publication: What’s It Worth: The Complete Guide to Everyday CollectablesIssue Date: 1992Publisher: Printed in Great Britain by Cooper Clegg Ltd, Ashchurch, Glos. Marshall Cavendish Ltd 1992. Published by Marshall Cavendish Partworks Ltd, 119 Wardour Street, London W1V 3TDCondition: In decent condition for age. Please check our images.Internal notes: QC passed 1992 What’s It Worth COLLECTABLES Magazine – Issue 9 of…
