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Opening Sky by Robert Taylor. PER493 whose aircraft were immediately recognisable

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whose aircraft were immediately recognisable by the black spiral ribbon applied to their fuselages

for the loss of 9

Limited edition of 20 artist proof remarques - (This one of) Squadron Leader Neville Duke

flown by Hauptmann Paul Forster during 1944

a rebuild from the remains of HR792

Opening Sky by Robert Taylor. PER493 whose aircraft were immediately recognisableDHM1845. Opening Sky by Robert Taylor. With the morning sun glinting on their fuselages, P 51 Mustangs of the 78th Fighter Group cross the Dutch coastline far below, as they head back towards their base at Duxford, England at the end of a long sweep east of the Rhine crossing, Spring 1945. The final months of the war in Europe lie ahead, and for the P 51 pilots victory is within sight. Finally, after years of toil, the sky was theirs. Signed by :

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