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Halfpriceprints (Page 1) CLEARANCE: HALF PRICE PRINTS RAFPRINT04 Nice print entitled “Seafire Aerophile”. Supermarine RAFPRINT02 Fantastic print entitled “Sting of a Firefly” Seafire Mk lll 'LR866' (S121) Mounted print depicting 887 measuring 26” x 19” taken from a painting by Carl Squadron badge and a pencil sketch of Sub/L (Air) Victor S. Launchbury depicting Fireflys of 812 Naval Air Squadron Lowden by artist Malcolm Kinnear. Overall size 59 cm x 47 cm. attacking a North Korean armoured column in 1951. This limited edition is number 47 of 100. Signed by eight HMS Signed by NINE Firefly veterans of the Korean War, as well INDEFATIGABLE Seafire Pilots:S/L V.S. LOWDEN DSC, S/L M.J. as the artist. A few knocks to the edges. BROWN, Lt M.J.H. DAVEY, S/L R.W.J. McCAHEY, Lt WAS £60 NOW JUST £30 C.MISELDINE, S/L G.J. MURPHY, Lt P.S. ROWELL and Lt K.E. WARD DSO. RAFPRINT03 Nice little WAS £95 NOW JUST £47.50 print entitled “Splash One Firefly” by Carl Launchbury. Measures PRA004 Print Signed by Mika Salo. Limited edition of 500 18” x 13” and depicts signed and numbered by Mika Salo and the artist Martin The Fleet Air Arm Smith. A3 in size. .Was £45 NOW £22.50 entering the push- PRA016 Print signed by Justin Rose. Limited edition of 500. button age of warfare Signed and numbered by Justin Rose and the artist Martin with the first Smith. Size: 24" x 18". .Was £45 NOW £22.50 successful firing of a PRA007 Sauber Print Signed by Mika Salo and Peter Sauber. Firestreak heat seaking Limited edition of 250 signed by Salo and Sauber and signed misile in 1958. A by artist Jamed Rowland. A2 in size. .Was £50 NOW £25 limited run of just 300 copies, only the first PRA011 Jordan Print Signed by driver Eddie Irvine and 50 were signed by the Jordan’s first F1 Car designer Gary Anderson. Limited edition navigator Squadron of just 500. A2 in size. Signed by Eddie Irvine, Gary Leader J S R Hicks. Anderson and the artist James Rowland. Was £50 NOW £25 WAS £50 NOW PRA010 Print Signed by Ken Tyrrell. Limited edition of 500. A2 in size. Print depicts Tyrrell cars. Print has been signed JUST £25 by Ken Tyrrell and James Rowland. .Was £50 NOW £25 PRA009 Sauber Print Signed by Jean Alesi and Pedro Diniz. Limited edition of 250. A2 in size. Print depicts team mates Jean Alesi and Pedro Diniz in the Sauber Petronas car. Each print has been hand signed by Jean Alesi, Pedro Diniz and the artist Martin Smith. .Was £50 NOW £25 ALL ONE-OFFS SO PRA008 Sauber Print Signed by Jean Alesi and Peter Sauber. Limited edition of 250. A2 in size. Black and white print depicts Jean Alesi in the 1998 Sauber Petronas. Each print CALL EARLY TO has been hand signed by Jean Alesi, Peter Sauber and the artist Martin Smith. .Was £50 NOW £25 PRA003 1998 Le Mans Winning Porsche autographed print. ORDER ON Limited edition of 500. A2 in size.This fantastic black and white print depicts the 1998 Le Mans winning Porsche 911 GT1. Each print has been hand signed by Allan McNish, 0845 1304094 Laurent Aiello and Stephane Ortelli. .Was £80 NOW £40 Order Hotline: 0845 1304094 visit the website: www.ChaucerCollectables.co.uk 17.
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