When Coal Was King by Ivan Berryman. PER75DHM6492. When Coal Was King by Ivan Berryman. A busy scene near Manchester in the 1930s demonstrates the importance of coal to the British economy in the early part of the century. A Terrier 0 6 0T locomotive passes the canal side coal staithes where the bulk carrier barge 'Elsa' lies ready to take on a fresh cargo. Limited edition of 30 giclee prints. Image size 12 inches x 16 inches (31cm x 41cm)
His last two victories (long-nosed Fw-190s) came near wars end over Berlin
coming in roughly half an inch
Night Attack on the Newcastle by Robert Taylor
including a ride in the Dakota of General Patch
Flown by contracted Pan Am crews
257 Sqn and No
leads Yak 9s of the 4th IAP in pursuit of an Me109
published 1899 by Goupil & Co Fine Art Publishers in an edition of only 350 book portfolios
652 Lysanders were built and they were the first British aircraft to be based in France at the outbreak of the war and the last to see action there during the evacuation of Dunkirk
Flt Lt Frank Diamond DFC AE (deceased)
or foolhardy enough
Beaufighter TFX L2451 EE-M was the personal aircraft of Wing Commander A K (Ken) Gatwood DSO