Robert Taylor’s dramatic image illustrates the extreme threat posed by the German U-boats as U-333, commanded by Commander Peter Cremer, rendezvous with another U-boat to scour the horizon for potential targets. The average life expectancy of a U-boat sailor during World War II was a mere 60 days. This print is signed by one of the the few surviving U-boat commanders, Peter Cremer. He was the holder of Germany’s highest award, the Knight’s Cross. In the last weeks of the war he was the personal bodyguard to Hitler’s successor, Admiral Dönitz.

This is a limited edition print 860/1000 signed by the artist Robert Taylor and Peter Cremer . This fabulous print is double matted and professionally framed in a cherry wood frame with black and gold details.

37 width x 27.5 height with frame 31 width x 22 height-print on paper

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This print captures a head-on attack between two seasoned pilots high over the port of Dover in the late morning of the 10th of July, 1940. A Spitfire from 610 Squadron, flown by Squadron Leader Andrew Smith, has taken on a Me109 from I./JG3. Smith was forced to crash-land his damaged aircraft at Hawkinge following this encounter, unfortunately the gallant squadron commander was to lose his life following combat with Me109s just two weeks later.

This is a limited edition print 126/200 by Robert Taylor titled The Battle for Britain. This print has been signed by a total of 15 air crew who flew and fought in the Battle of Britain.

Wing Commander ‘Bunny’ Currant DSO DFC*, Group Captain George Westlake DSO DFC, Flight Lieutenant Richard Jones, Wing Commander Terence Kane, Squadron Leader Desmond FOPP AFC, Flight Lieutenant Michael E Croskell, Wing Commander Wilfred M Sizer DFC*, Wing Commander George Swanwick, Squadron Leader Jocelyn Millard AE, Wing Commander Peter " Paddy" Barthropp DFC AFC, and Wing Commander George “Grumpy” Unwin DSO DFM*

Luftwaffe
Generalleutnant GÜnther Rall Knights Cross with Oak Leaves & Swords, Major Hans-Ekkehard Bob Knights Cross, Oberleutnant GÜnther Seeger Knights Cross, and Oberleutnant Erwin Leykauf.

This fabulous print is double matted and professionally framed in a cherry wood frame with framed badges.

45 width x 34.5 height- with frame 36 width x 23 1/2 height- print on paper

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This incredibly rare print depicts James Nicolson winning his Victoria Cross on August 16, 1940 during the height of the Battle of Britain. Nicholson was the only pilot of the Battle of Britain, and in fact the entire RAF Fighter Command, to receive the Victoria Cross. After recovering from wounds sustained while earning the VC Nicholson returned to action and served in Burma as a squadron leader where he won the Distinguished Flying Cross. In 1945 now promoted to Wing Commander he was stationed at 3rd tactical Air Force HQ in Comilla, Bengal. On May 2nd while flying as an observer on a B-24 he tragically died with all but two of the crew members due to an engine fire. One of the two survivors of this crash in which Commander Nicolson perished was air Gunner Eric Knightly who with Robert Taylor signed this print.

This is a limited edition print by Robert Taylor entitled The Battle of Britain VC. This fabulous print is professionally framed in a hardwood, black and gold frame, single mate with a gold tone fillet and museum quality glass encases this incredible limited edition print.

31 width x 25.5 height - with frame 18.25 width x 12.25 height- print on paper

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This print portrays a scene typical of the distant war fought by this tiny band of warriors. In the foreground are 2 P-40 Tomahawks of the 2nd pursuit squadron, the "Panda Bears". Just above the tree-tops of the Burmese jungle one bomber hits the water as two more P-40s bear down on another Nakajima bomber. Chennault's Flying Tigers set an all-time air combat record. They are credited with shooting down 299 Japanese airplanes confirmed and an equal amount unconfirmed while only losing 12 of their own.

This is an Artist Proof Print numbered 118/125 by Robert Taylor entitled Chennault's Flying Tigers with a total of seventeen signatures as follows:

Colonel David 'Tex' Hill, Squadron Leader Bob Neale, Flight Leader Dick Rossi, Flight Leader Erik Shilling, Colonel Robert T. Smith, Colonel Charles Older, and Colonel Ed Rector

Additional Signatures for Artist Proof:

P.J.Green, Duke Hedman, Ken Jernstedt, Bob Keaton, Bob Layher, Link Laughlin, Charles Mott, Bob Raines, Do "Rhode" Rodewald and Joe Roseber.

This fabulous print is double matted and professionally framed. It comes with a proof of authenticity certificate.

40 width x 32 height-with frame 33 width x 25 height-print on paper

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During the perilous years of 1940-1941, hundreds of Americans joined the Royal Air Force to help England resist Nazi Germany. They did this as civilian volunteers since at the time the United States was a neutral power. Those desperately needed volunteers to the RAF were quickly formed into three fighter units, known collectively as the Eagle Squadrons. They were No. 71 squadron, No. 121 squadron and 132 Squadron.

This print 1031/1250 shows Eagles in Mk VB spitfires in action over France in 1941. They have just downed a Me 109 and now need to dash to the channel and home before fuel becomes critical. This is a limited edition print by Robert Taylor titled Eagles Prey with seven signatures.

General Carrol ‘Red’, Carrol McColpin, Colonel Reade Tilley, Colonel Don Blakeslee, Colonel Jim Goodson, Colonel Oscar Coen, SCAR Gus Daymond and signed by artist Robert Taylor.

This fabulous print is double matted and professionally framed in a wood frame with gold details. Encased in museum glass. Inlaid are three badges representing the three squadrons mentioned.

40 width x 34.5 height -with frame

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This Robert Taylor print commemorates the intrepid 240 American air men who volunteered to fly with the R.A.F. in their early struggle against the Luftwaffe before the U.S.A. joined the war. In tribute to the first squadron of American volunteers to join the RAF, Robert Taylor shows a scramble of Mk.Vb Spitfires of No. 71 Eagle Squadron. It is signed by the following Eagles.

Col James "Goody" Goodson, Col Reade Tilley, Cpt. Robert Lee Priser, Lt. William "Bill" Slade, Cpt William "Bill" Geiger, Col James "Goody" Goodson, Flt. Lieut. William D. Geiger, Col. Edwin D. Taylor, Lt. Col Donald A. Young, John "Red"Campbell, Maj. General Carroll W. McColpin, Col. Steve N. Pisanos, Maj. John Innes Brown and artist Robert Taylor.

This is a limited edition print by Robert Taylor titled Eagle Squadron Scramble with signatures. This fabulous print is double matted and professionally framed in a cherry wood frame.

32.5 width x 26 height-with frame 24 width x 20 height-print on paper

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A masterful recreation of a scene from the Queen Mary’s illustrious past, as she sails from New York for Europe in the early post-war period.  Alive with beauty, energy and strength, this great ship steams majestically past the Statue of Liberty, her bow pointed eagerly towards the Atlantic.

This is a limited edition print 162/1000 by Robert Taylor titled Farewell America signed by Captain Treasure Jones, the Last Captain of the Queen Mary and artist Robert Taylor. This fabulous print is double matted and professionally framed in a elegant black wood frame.

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Originally released in 1984, this famous print portrays WW1 Ace Capt. Roy Brown and other Sopwith Pilots of 209th Squadron seeking legendary Manfred Von Richthofen aka The Red Baron. It is of great historical significance that this superb piece has been personally signed by one of the foremost pioneers in aviation history, Sir ‘Tommy’ Sopwith and the artist Robert Taylor.

This is a limited edition print 658/850 by Robert Taylor . This fabulous print is framed in a burl wood with a gold inner lip. Double mounted with the top mat of dark navy blue. The second mat is deep charcoal black. Mounted are three three Royal Flying Corps badges. This print is encased in museum quality glass.

34.5 width x 29 height- with frame 27 width x 20 height- print on paper

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The Royal Navy destroyer HMS Kelly, commanded by Lord Louis Mountbatten, at Valletta's Grand Harbour in Malta alongside HMS Warspite in 1941. Black smoke rises skywards from behind HMS Kelly and the buildings of the city are visible in the background.

This is a limited edition print 690/2000 by Robert Taylor titled HMS Kelly Grand Harbor Malta Signed by Lord Louis Mountbatten. This fabulous print is double matted and professionally framed in a black frame, with bronze details, and a badge within the framing.

46.25 width x 37 height -with frame 42 width x 31 height-print on paper

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Robert Taylor relives General Adolf Galland's personal account of the combat at noon on June 21, 1941 over northern France with his wingman Bruno Hegenauer. In two missions that day Galland claimed two Blenheims and one Spitfire, survived a forced crash-landing, and later a parachute escape from his blazing Me109. That evening he learned he was to become the first recipient of the Knights Cross with Oak Leaves and Swords - Germany's highest award for heroism.

This is a limited edition print by Robert Taylor titled Most Memorable Day with the following signatures:

General Adolf Galland, Oberst. Johannes Naumann, Maj. Gerhard Schopfel, Haupt. Otto Stammberger and Artist Robert Taylor

This fabulous print is double matted and professionally framed in a cherry wood frame with a framed badge.

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This print is inspired by the actions of Group Captain Peter Townsend’s description of what happened while commanding the 85th Squadron during the Battle of Britain. His Flying Officer Jim Marshall, was struggling to keep his Hurricane in the air after a collision. Townsend stood guard over the plane and used hand signals to guide the crippled aircraft back to their base at RAF Debden. The damaged plane was able to land successfully. It was a typical act of unselfish leadership from one of the RAF’s most highly regarded fighter pilots.

Early in the war Townsend was credited with bringing down the first German plane on English soil. His wartime record was nine victories, two shared, two 'probable's' and four damaged.

From 1944 to 1953 Peter Townsend served as Equerry to King George VI.

This is a limited edition print entitled Moral Support signed by Captain Peter Townsend and artist Robert Taylor. This fabulous print is professionally framed in a distressed hardwood with bronze and gold tones.

32 width x 24.5 Height-with frame 22 width x 15 height-print on paper

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Offshore Bombardment is one of the most powerful and well executed naval paintings depicting events at sea during World War II. This Print shows Prinz Eugen unleashing her terrible broadside against Russian land positions in the Baltic during the final months of the war in 1945.  The Prinz Eugen took part in the sinking of H.M.S. Hood and later the Channel Dash.

This limited edition print 409/1000 by Robert Taylor titled Offshore Bombardment is signed by the artist Robert Taylor, and two of Prinz Eugen Officers Gunther Hielscher and Hans Hennig Von Schulz .

Gunther Hielscher served in the Kriegsmarine since before World War Two, he was on the destroyer Z-8 from January 1938 to March 1940, later becoming Chief Engineering Officer on Prinz Eugen from November 1943 to May 1945.

Kapitanleuteutnant (Lt Commander) Hans Hennig von Schulz former Intelligence Officer aboard Prinz Eugen - took part in various operations including the Channel breakthrough. He died on 6th December 2017 aged 106.

This fabulous print is double matted and professionally framed in a cherry wood frame with gold details.

*This print comes with a certificate of authentication.

42.5 width x 31.75 height-with frame 36 width x 24 height -print on paper

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