This is a stunning digitally enhanced fictitious parody reproduction (Poster) print of F-35's on the Western Front. The original "The Western Front" WWII art was created by artist Robert Taylor. In this updated modern fictitious parody version, F-35 Lightning II aircraft are now rushing to the battle front. This artwork looks stunning in any home or office!

[caption id="attachment_673670" align="aligncenter" width="250"] The original "The Western Front" WWII art by Robert Taylor[/caption]

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This is a stunning digitally enhanced fictitious parody reproduction (Poster) print of F-35 Aces on the Western Front. The original "Aces on the Western Front" WWII art was created by by artist Robert Taylor which shows A group of Bf-109s race past the ancient Norman monastery on Mont St. Michel, returning to their forward base in northern France after a fighter sweep across the English Channel in early 1941. In this updated modern fictitious parody version, F-35 Lightning II aircraft are now rushing to the battle front. This artwork looks stunning in any home or office!

[caption id="attachment_673658" align="aligncenter" width="278"] The original "Aces on the Western Front" WWII art by Robert Taylor.[/caption]

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Edward Vernon Rickenbacker (born Edward Rickenbacher, October 8, 1890 – July 23, 1973) was an American fighter pilot in World War I and a Medal of Honor recipient. With 26 aerial victories, he was the most successful and most decorated United States flying ace of the war. He was also a racing driver, an automotive designer, and a long-time head of Eastern Air Lines. This Portrait of a Legend Poster Art looks stunning in any home, office or conference room!

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On December 17, 1903, the Wright brothers achieved the first successful powered, controlled, and sustained airplane flight at Kill Devil Hills, four miles south of Kitty Hawk, North Carolina. Piloted by Orville Wright, the first flight of the Wright Flyer, December 17, 1903, with Wilbur Wright running at the wingtip. The Wright Flyer took off at 10:35 a.m., stayed aloft for 12 seconds, and traveled 120 feet (Captured in this historic photo). 

This Portrait of a Legend Poster Art looks stunning in any home, office or conference room!

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This is a stunning digitally enhanced fictitious parody reproduction (Poster) print of a C-130J Air Mail Stamp. In military aviation, "Delivering a Package" is slang for: "Delivering Beans, Bullets, Band-Aids, Bayonets, and Bombs - on Target". The C-130J Super Hercules is a medium-size American four-engine turboprop military transport aircraft. The C-130J is a comprehensive update of the Lockheed C-130 Hercules, with new engines, flight deck, and other systems.

This print is not a postage stamp for mail usage, but rather a large poster size wall art to honor the history of aviation. Looks stunning in any home or office!

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This is a stunning digitally enhanced fictitious parody reproduction (Poster) print of a F-35 Air Mail Stamp. In military aviation, "Delivering a Package" is slang for: "Delivering Beans, Bullets, Band-Aids, Bayonets, and Bombs - on Target". The F-35 Lightning II is an American family of single-seat, single-engine, supersonic stealth strike fighters. A multirole combat aircraft designed for air superiority and strike missions, it also has electronic warfare and intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance capabilities.

This print is not a postage stamp for mail usage, but rather a large poster size wall art to honor the history of aviation. Looks stunning in any home or office!

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This is a stunning digitally enhanced fictitious parody reproduction (Poster) print of a C-17 Air Mail Stamp. In military aviation, "Delivering a Package" is slang for: "Delivering Beans, Bullets, Band-Aids, Bayonets, and Bombs - on Target". The McDonnell C-17 Globemaster III is a large military transport aircraft developed for the United States Air Force by McDonnell Douglas / Boeing. 

This print is not a postage stamp for mail usage, but rather a large poster size wall art to honor the history of aviation. Looks stunning in any home or office!

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This is a stunning digitally enhanced reproduction (Poster) print of a Trans Pacific "China Clipper" AirMail Stamp Poster Art. On November 22, 1935, China Clipper left Alameda, California, carrying the first-ever transpacific airmail. Its crew included famous pilot Ed Musick and navigator Fred Noonan. (Two years later, Noonan and Amelia Earhart would disappear on their infamous attempt to cross the globe.) China Clipper had planned to fly over the incomplete San Francisco–Oakland Bay Bridge shortly after taking off. However, the pilot realized he wouldn’t make it over the bridge and flew under instead – narrowly avoiding a crash. The plane completed its historic 8,000-mile island-hopping journey across the Pacific on November 29, delivering 58 mailbags with more than 110,000 pieces of mail.

This print is not a postage stamp for mail usage, but rather a large poster size wall art reproduction print to honor the history of aviation. Looks stunning in any home or office!

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This is a stunning digitally enhanced reproduction (Poster) print of Graf Zeppelin Stamp Art. The $1.30 Graf Zeppelin stamp was one of three issued in 1930. They were to be used exclusively on mail carried on the famous airship on its European-Pan American flights. The $1.30 stamp features the Zeppelin traveling west and the map in the background is labeled with the three cities on the tour: Friedrichshafen, Germany, Rio De Janeiro, Brazil, and New York, USA. The posted $1.30 rate paid for a letter traveling from one stop to another.

This print is not a postage stamp for mail usage, but rather a large poster size wall art reproduction print to honor the history of aviation. Looks stunning in any home or office!

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This is a stunning digitally enhanced reproduction (Poster) print of Eagle and Shield AirMAIL Stamp Poster Art. This bi-colored 6¢ airmail stamp was issued in celebration of National Airmail Week, which commemorated the 20th anniversary (1938) of the first government airmail flight. President Franklin Roosevelt, a stamp enthusiast, was presented with some possible designs for the new stamp, but sketched his own idea instead. His Flying Eagle became the picture on the new airmail stamp. The 6¢ Eagle first went on sale in Dayton, OH, the home of the Wright brothers, and St. Petersburg, FL, where the first passenger flight was made.

This print is not a postage stamp for mail usage, but rather a large poster size wall art reproduction print to honor the history of aviation. Looks stunning in any home or office!

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This is a stunning digitally enhanced reproduction (Poster) print of AirMail New York Stamp Poster Art. Government operated airmail lines were well established by 1925. But to many, it seemed advantageous to let private enterprise take over. In an effort to promote civil aviation, an Act of Congress set the rate of airmail matter on a contract basis. The subject of this 1947 design, the Statue of Liberty and the City of New York, was selected because New York was a major port of entry from many countries.

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This is a stunning digitally enhanced reproduction (Poster) print of AirMail Golden Gate Stamp Stamp Poster Art. Government operated airmail lines were well established by 1925. But to many, it seemed advantageous to let private enterprise take over. In an effort to promote civil aviation, an Act of Congress set the rate of airmail matter on a contract basis. The Post Office Department issued a new 25-cent airmail stamp on July 30, 1947. It is one of three stamps in a series designed to meet new international airmail rates established November 1, 1946. This issue fulfilled the rate on contract airmail, which was 10¢ per ounce up to 1,000 miles. This stamp, issued in San Francisco, was intended for airmail bound for the Pacific, Asia, and parts of Africa. The stamp features a Boeing B377 Stratocruiser in flight above the San Francisco–Oakland Bay Bridge.

This print is not a postage stamp for mail usage, but rather a large poster size wall art reproduction print to honor the history of aviation. Looks stunning in any home or office!

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