Vintage Junkers F-13 Aviation Print G-CADQ G-CADP Imperial Oil Ltd CJ Ashford

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Category: Collectables:Transportation Collectables:Aeronautica:Military:Photos/ Prints
Condition: In good condition. Please check our images.

Vintage Junkers F-13 Aviation Print G-CADQ G-CADP Imperial Oil Ltd CJ Ashford

Celebrate the pioneering spirit of Arctic aviation with this rare, evocative historical print by C.J. Ashford — a must for serious collectors and aviation historians.

Print: approx. 10  x 7 5/8 inches

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Condition: In good condition. Please check our images.
Internal notes: QC passed

The frozen wilderness stretches endlessly beneath a brilliant winter sun, as two rugged Junkers F-13 monoplanes, G-CADQ and G-CADP, carve their way across the icy expanse. You can almost feel the biting cold against your cheeks, hear the hum of engines straining in the crisp air, and witness the determined spirit of early aviators pushing the limits of exploration. Their mission: to bridge vast, unforgiving territories in the name of progress. This scene, masterfully captured by the artist C.J. Ashford, is a rare glimpse into a defining chapter of aviation history, where innovation and resilience knew no bounds.

This vintage aviation print, measuring approximately 10 x 7 5/8 inches, depicts aircraft operated by Imperial Oil Ltd. — a company instrumental in pioneering flights across Canada’s remote northern regions. The Junkers F-13, the world’s first all-metal transport aircraft, is shown here in its winter gear, complete with skis for snow landings. The registration codes G-CADQ and G-CADP further anchor this artwork in authentic historical detail. Presented in good vintage condition, this print has passed quality control and is a beautiful collector’s piece for those who value aviation’s bold, untold stories.

To collect and cherish this piece is to preserve the courageous legacy of early aviation pioneers who ventured into the unknown so that distant communities could be connected. Items like this are vital links to our shared heritage, inviting us to honour the innovation, bravery, and vision of those who dared to chart new paths through the skies. For historians, collectors, and dreamers alike, owning a tangible fragment of this story is a profound act of remembrance.