There are lots that match your search criteria. Subscribe now to get instant access to the full price guide service. This copy comes with a matted bookplate on the first title page and has been signed in the book over 2 further title pages by a further 32 WW2 RAF Bomber Command Veterans as follows.
Matted Bookplate. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. Rare variety also signed by US fighter aces James Rigg. Tex Hill. Blake Morganville. Lots of info inside. Photograph album dated comprising sightseeing tour including Waterloo, Lion Mound, Duke of Wellington's overnight accommodation the night before the battle, WW1 'Day among the Dutch', monument to Captain Fryatt of the SS Bruxelles, original front line, remains of shelter and dug outs, bomb proof dug outs all Nieuport, memorial to first Allied soldiers killed by gas and German coastal defences.
A large terracotta floor standing vase, bomb-shaped with blue abstract striped decoration, unsigned, overall height 71cm. Awarded for 60 combat missions. The central bomb motif is secured by means of a single neat rivet. Approximately 7. Condition: generally good, but with some age and service wear. The badge shows some light areas of oxidisation to the front side. The back shows the remains of the silvered finish, with the darker base metal showing through in areas.
Ramrod - outward bound colour print. During the winter of - '45, the skies over Germany would routinely be studded with literally thousands of allied aircraft on "RAMROD" missions, a term used by the USAAF for long-range strategic bomber strikes with fighter escorts, flown from their bases in England.
Shown here is famed triple ace Clarence E. As leading ace of the th FG's rd squadron, Anderson achieved the remarkable record of missions without ever being hit by enemy aircraft fire.
