American Clipper Spitfire Editions, click to choose one::Limited Edition The Mosquito was used in

The Mosquito was used in many roles where speed and evasion were vital

The pencils companion print "Borne on Eagles Wings" is signed by two more Luftwaffe pilots

Konstantine Mikhailovitch Treshyov

Don Blakeslee

This edition comes with a companion print "The Viking Boys" signed by a further three RAAF pilots and crew

American Clipper Spitfire Editions, click to choose one::Limited Edition The Mosquito was used in"Spitfire" one of the great American clippers, was designed to be very fast yet strong. The main trade was the tea trade, with a return journey to China from New York around the Cape of Good Hope entailing a 30,000 mile voyage. Speed was essential to cut the voyage time and land the new crop of tea first. During the gold rush starting in 1849 the clippers also made huge profits transporting people and goods to San Fransisco. The print depicts Spitfire