Fw-190, AND Russian Yak, Signed by Luftwaffe & Russian Aces, Artist; E. Boyette for Sale

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Fw-190, AND Russian Yak, Signed by Luftwaffe & Russian Aces, Artist; E. Boyette For Sale

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Fw-190, AND Russian Yak, Signed by Luftwaffe & Russian Aces, Artist; E. Boyette:
$120.00

This is an autographed print on Museum paper of the Fw-190 Horst Petzschlerflew in Russia. In Russia Horst became an Ace! This was at the end of the war where Horst was facing highly trained Russian fighter pilots in top of the line fighters. Horst flew and fought against the Famous Russian Ace, Marcel Albert. I have a print autographed by Marcel.
These artworks look great when hung together in your home or at your office. I bet any pilot would be interested in theses historical artistic documents. My prints make great gifts so do not forget your grandson or your friend who loves to read and watch the History Channel.Each print is autographed by theLuftwaffe and French Ace. Both prints are 12x18" in size.
The Russian Yak was signed by the Top French Ace who flew for France and for Russia. Both Marcel and Horst chased each other over Russia in these very airplanes!I am an aviation artist and historian. I have worked with well over one hundred pilots from World War II, Korea, Vietnam and the present day Desert Wars. We have published 85 different poster prints. We have also published seventy-five limited editions prints that have been autographed by the pilots.
I have something for everyone from Messerschmitt’s to Mustangs and F4 Phantoms as well as the F-14 Tom Cat. I have worked with American pilots of all services. I have also worked with British, German, Japanese and Italian fighter and bomber pilots. Each and every pilot saw combat. We also have worked with the Tuskegee Airmen, The WASP, and the A.V.G. At your service: Sir Ernie Hamilton Boyette