Take advantage of the rare opportunity to own commemorative artwork signed by a World War II aviator!
Stan Stokes. German supply ships traveling through the Mediterranean were crucial to help keep Rommel's armies in North Africa properly supplied. Among the most dangerous regular missions of the war were RAF attempts to disrupt these supply lines, often losing 10%-30% of their pilots during any given sortie. This limited edition, action print depicts just such a mission on December 13, 1941, as Sir Ivor Broom and the Blenheims of the 107 Squadron blast a Nazi cargo vessel. Signed by the artist and Sir Ivor Broom! 16"x 11½".
Stan Stokes. German supply ships traveling through the Mediterranean were crucial to help keep Rommel's armies in North Africa properly supplied. Among the most dangerous regular missions of the war were RAF attempts to disrupt these supply lines, often losing 10%-30% of their pilots during any given sortie. This limited edition, action print depicts just such a mission on December 13, 1941, as Sir Ivor Broom and the Blenheims of the 107 Squadron blast a Nazi cargo vessel. Signed by the artist and Sir Ivor Broom! 16"x 11½".