Signed set of Four Italian Aces, Aviation Art, Ernie Boyette For Sale

Germany\'s most successful fighter. The Bf-109 served the Luftwaffe and several other countries in every part of the war. This Bf-109G6 was flown by Italian Ace Ugo Drago who claimed seventeen aerial victories. Petrosellini flew both the Mc200 and the Mc202. He shot down five American and British aircraft including a B-17 bomber in the stubby Mc200. I would also like to add the fact that Italian Ace signatures are rare so this is an investment.

These prints look great when displayed together. They also look great at your office or in a young mans room. I bet any Italian pilot would be interested in theses historical artistic documents. My prints make great gifts so do not forget your grandson or your Italian friend.

This is History! Hang some History on your walls!All prints have been autographed in pencil by the pilot. Prints measure 12x18\" These prints retails for $60.00 each and more on my web page. On my web page the prints are perfect with no injuries and they are numbered for the series.

At these prices you are getting the few prints that were accidently damaged during the trip to Italy and back. The Mc200 and the 202 have slightly damaged corners. Very little damage but not perfect to sell at full price. AGAIN! I said that one of the corners are \"dented\". Once the print is framed you will never see the slight damage. The 109 and the S.79 will be perfect!

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 and 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