$200.00
Royal Air Force (RAF) Supermarine Spitfire Mk.I Dunkirk 1940 combat loss. Section of very well-preserved linen from this aircraft's control surfaces with original brown and/or green camouflage paint (first several orders will receive a piece with both colors present), paired with Ron Cole's artwork of this aircraft in action over Dunkirk in May 1940.
This Spitfire was shot down on May 23, 1940, while in aerial combat with Bf 109s and Bf 110s of ZG 76. P/O John Gillies was taken prisoner and was later a part of the famous Great Escape from Stalag Luft 3 in 1944.
This piece of linen control surface was collected by Lt. Col. George B. Jarrett. Described in his hand as ‘Spitfire, Dunkirk, 1940,’ this material was gifted to aviation historian Robert Boehme for Christmas in 1949, while Jarrett was still in charge of the evaluation of foreign equipment at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Aberdeen Maryland. It was acquired by Ron Cole as part of the Boehme Estate in 2021.
Limited to only 75 - though there will likely be only about 40 before material from this aircraft will run out. Signed & numbered by the artist.
Size: artwork is 11x17-inches, with frame roughly 13x19-inches.
$270.00
This aircraft, serial number 60-6936, reached the world record speed at the world record altitude of 80,257.86 feet on May 1, 1965. The YF-12 was designed as an interceptor based...
$300.00
Very rare combat-flown piece of aluminum skin from Japanese B5N2 Type 97 'Kate' lost in action during the last battle of the Pacific War, combined with Ron Cole's original artwork...
