Top Cover Robert Taylor print signed by 93 WW2 fighter, bomber and Battle of Britain aces. A superb one off prints ...

Top Cover Robert Taylor print signed by 93 WW2 fighter, bomber and Battle of Britain aces. A superb one off prints with the autographs collected personally at many signing event of a number of years. by 1 Tony Gaze, 2 Ted McGindle, , 3 Albert Gregory, 4 Keith Aldridge, 5 Roy McGowan, 6 Terry Clark, 7 Billy Drake, 8 Bob Foster, 9 Doug Nicholls, 10 JR Toombs, 11 Peter Ayerst, 12 Peter Cunningham, 13 Bob Nawarski, 14 Raymond Baxter, 15 Alfred Ball, 16 Byron Duckenfield, 17 Bob Large, 18 Frank Wheeler, 19 Viv Snell, 20 MS Pujji, 21 Stanley Brand, 22 Edgar Lee, 23 Terence Bulloch, 24 Ted Dunford, 25 Hilly Hilliard, 26 Tommy Broom, 27 Doug Hadland, 28 Ken Johnson, 29 Ron Homes, 30 Bill Lucas, 31 Benny Goodman, 32 Ian Blair, 33 Tom Neil, 34 Peter Brown, 35 Trevor Gray, 36 Eric Brown, 37 Dennis Eales, 38 Alan Oates, 39 George Raine, 40 Ray Thomas, 41 Jack Biggs, 42 Eric Burke, 4 Peter Green, 44 Bob O'Dell, 45 Jack Routley, 46 John Elliott, 47 Clifford Caley, 48 Jack Linaker, 49 Andrew Barron, 50 Alfie Fripp, 51 Ron Wade, 52 Ken Cockram, 53 Jimmy Taylor, 54 Eric Carter, 55 Rodney Scrase, 56 Ron Powers, 57 Harry Irons, 58 Terence Kane, 59 Geoffrey Wellum, 60 Tony Pickering, 61 Ken Wilkinson, 62 Doug Vince, 63 William Gould, 64 Andy Wiseman, 65 Alan Payne, 66 Rusty Waughman, 67 Len Manning, 68 Tom Coles, 69 Gordon Mellor, 70 Ron Brown, 71 Ernie Patterson, 72 Bluey Mottershead, 73 Eric Varney, 74 Ralph Wild, 75 Jim Wright, 76 Ray Worrall, 77 George Cash, 78 Maurice Webb, 79 Tadeusz Andersz, 80 Jurek Mencel, 81 Adam Ostrowski, 82 M Sawici, 83 Marian Jankiewicz, 84 Stefan Ryll, 85 Francis Pavey (Tomczak), 86 John Linford, 87 Mike Randles, 88 Boleslav Jan Klecha?, 89 Franciszek Kornicki, 90 Harold Wood, 91 JH Waye, 92 Jack Ball ??, 93 Rafael 'Howard' Boyers. From the Battle of Britain to the last days of a crumbling Third Reich, the magnificent Spitfire became a symbol of the heart of a nation. For one Halifax crew on 6 October 1944, the presence of 610 Squadron's Spitfires became a godsend. Tony Gaze and his flight of 610 Squadron Spitfires have picked up a severely damaged Halifax over Holland as it lumbers homeward after an attack on synthetic oil plants in Germany. Two crew members have been ordered by skipper Ted McGindle to depart the ailing bomber by parachute while he struggles on with other crew members too badly wounded to escape. Top cover provided by 610's Spitfires ensured this 462 Squadron Halifax made it home on that October day. Comes with 7 pages of career info on many of the autographs and in the companion book see LOT90. Highly Collectable piece of WW2 history. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £9.99