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World’s first production airoplane.
Published 1962 © Hugh Evelyn Limited; artist Roy Cross (1924-2008);
c. 48 x 35 cm (19″ x 14″) medium white cardstock (137 g/sm²);
Shown here is a scan of the print.
This is a LARGE sized print; see mail costs at Shipping & Returns.
First to fly across the English Channel (La Manche)
Published 1962 © Hugh Evelyn Limited; artist Roy Cross (1924-2008);
c. 48 x 35 cm (19″ x 14″) medium white cardstock (137 g/sm²);
Shown here is a scan of the print.
This is a LARGE sized print; see mail costs at Shipping & Returns.
Beaten for the Daily Mail prize of £10,000 by Bleriot across the Channel
Published 1962 © Hugh Evelyn Limited; artist Roy Cross (1924-2008);
c. 48 x 35 cm (19″ x 14″) medium white cardstock (137 g/sm²);
Shown here is a scan of the print.
This is a LARGE sized print; see mail costs at Shipping & Returns.
One of the most influential early planes built in England
Published 1962 © Hugh Evelyn Limited; artist Roy Cross (1924-2008);
c. 48 x 35 cm (19″ x 14″) medium white cardstock (137 g/sm²);
Shown here is a scan of the print.
This is a LARGE sized print; see mail costs at Shipping & Returns.
The most advanced racing airplane of the pre-war years
Published 1962 © Hugh Evelyn Limited; artist Roy Cross (1924-2008);
c. 48 x 35 cm (19″ x 14″) medium white cardstock (137 g/sm²);
Shown here is a scan of the print.
This is a LARGE sized print; see mail costs at Shipping & Returns.
Trainer aircraft for the Royal Flying Corps in World WarI
Published 1962 © Hugh Evelyn Limited; artist Roy Cross (1924-2008);
c. 48 x 35 cm (19″ x 14″) medium white cardstock (137 g/sm²);
Shown here is a scan of the print.
This is a LARGE sized print; see mail costs at Shipping & Returns.
With the Sopwith Camel, regained allied superiority over the Western front in 1917
Published 1962 © Hugh Evelyn Limited; artist Roy Cross (1924-2008);
c. 48 x 35 cm (19″ x 14″) medium white cardstock (137 g/sm²);
Shown here is a scan of the print.
This is a LARGE sized print; see mail costs at Shipping & Returns.
A successful German fighter introduced in 1917 but suffering from weakness in the wings in prolonged diving
Published 1962 © Hugh Evelyn Limited; artist Roy Cross (1924-2008);
c. 48 x 35 cm (19″ x 14″) medium white cardstock (137 g/sm²);
Shown here is a scan of the print.
This is a LARGE sized print; see mail costs at Shipping & Returns.
Single seat fighter credited with shooting down 1,294 enemy aircraft
Published 1962 © Hugh Evelyn Limited; artist Roy Cross (1924-2008);
c. 48 x 35 cm (19″ x 14″) medium white cardstock (137 g/sm²);
Shown here is a scan of the print.
This is a LARGE sized print; see mail costs at Shipping & Returns.
A Dutch aircraft engineer produced the best German fighter aircraft of Worl War I
Published 1962 © Hugh Evelyn Limited; artist Roy Cross (1924-2008);
c. 48 x 35 cm (19″ x 14″) medium white cardstock (137 g/sm²);
Shown here is a scan of the print.
This is a LARGE sized print; see mail costs at Shipping & Returns.
Large aircraft that introduced the concept of strategic bombing raids
Published 1962 © Hugh Evelyn Limited; artist Roy Cross (1924-2008);
c. 48 x 35 cm (19″ x 14″) medium white cardstock (137 g/sm²);
Shown here is a scan of the print.
This is a LARGE sized print; see mail costs at Shipping & Returns.
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