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Greetings Cards - Aviation

Painting of 3 Spitfires taking off.

'64 Squadron Scramble!' - Spitfires of 64 Squadron led by S/Ldr. A.R.D. MacDonnell, Kenley, 1940. (AV1)

Painting of Hurricanes at dawn.

'Dawn Readiness' - Hurricanes of No. 32 Squadron, Biggin Hill, 1940. (AV2)

Painting of single Spitfire over golf course.

'On the 16th Fairway' - Spitfire of Sgt. B. Whall, 602 Squadron, Angmering, W. Sussex, 1940. (AV3)

Painting of two Hurricanes climbing over the Thames Estuary.

'The Polish Defence' - Hurricanes of F/O S. Witorzenc and P/O P. Zenker, 501 Squadron, Thames Estuary, 1940. (AV4)

Painting of two Hurricanes turning into combat.

'Two Minutes to Close' - Hurricane of F/Lt. H. a' B. Russell, 32 Squadron, Sussex, 1940. (AV5)

5 Aviation paintings

Set of 5 Aviation greetings cards, 5"x7", Pack No.1, designs AV1-5

Painting of Hurricane aircraft taking off.

"One Squadron Scramble" - Hurricanes of No. 1 Squadron, Sq/L. D.A. Pemberton, Northolt, Middlesex, 1940. (AV6)

Painting of Spitfire flying through cloud and sunlight.

'Fighting Alone' - Spitfire of F/Lt. R.R.S. Tuck, 92 Squadron 1940. (AV7)

Painting of a pilot climbing into a Hurricane during the Battle of Britain.

'Scanning the Sky' - Hurricane of 615 Squadron, Kenley, 1940. (AV8)

Painting of pilots running to their Spitfires.

"234 Squadron Scramble" - Spitfires of F/Lt. P.C. Hughes and P/O. R.F.T. Doe, 234 Squadron, Middle Wallop,1940, (AV9)

Members of the Observers Corps watch a damaged Luftwaffe aircraft flying low over the Weald.

'Observers Corps Post' - Crowborough, 1940. (AV10)

5 Aviation paintings

Set of 5 Aviation greetings cards, 5"x7", Pack No.2, designs AV6-10

Painting of a pilot exiting his Spitfire after a forced landing.

"Never Got Out so Quickly" -Hurricane of F/Sgt. A.H.D. Pond, 601 Squadron, Tangmere, 1940. (AV11)

Hurricane aircraft in low level aerial combat.

'Stirring the Hornets' Nest'- Hurricanes of 'Treble One', No. 111 Squadron, Kenley, 1940. (AV12)

Painting of a Hurricane chasing an Me109 low over the Kent countryside.

'The Long Chase' - Hurricane of Sq/L. D. A. Pemberton, No. 1 Squadron, Kent, 1940. (AV13)

Painting of Spitfires breaking into combat over the Isle of Wight.

"Maida Squadron...Break!" - Spitfires of 152 Squadron, F/Lt. D. P. A. Boitel-Gill, Isle of Wight, 1940. (AV14)

Painting of a Spitfire flying low over the North Downs.

'A Long Way From Home' - Spitfire of P/O. A. G. Donahue, 64 Squadron, Surrey, 1940. (AV15)

Painting of a damaged Spitfire flying low over Westhampnett Church, on its way in to a forced landing at Goodwood Airfield.

'Forward Slip Home' - Spitfire of F/Lt. J.D. Urie, 602 Squadron, Westhampnett, 1940. (AV16)

5 Aviation paintings

Set of 5 Aviation greetings cards, 5"x7", Pack No.3, designs AV12-16

Painting of a female pilot approaching her Spitfire.

'Of Bravery in Summer Skies' Spitfire of Sq/L. H. Cornwall, 508 Squadron, S.E. England 1940. (From the historical fiction novel ‘Harry’s Game- Hell’s Corner’, by Karl Jackson) (AV17)

Painting of a Hurricane aircraft over the Thames Estuary

'Brief Peace over the Estuary'- Hurricane of No. 111 Squadron, 1940. (AV18)

Painting of Spitfire in combat over the sea

'First Day in Combat' -P.O. B.E.F. Finucane, 65 Squadron, near Margate, 1940. (AV19)

Hurricanes fly low over a farmworker, barn and trees at sunset

'Hurricanes low' - Hurricanes returning to their base, 18th August, 1940. (AV20)

Spitfire flies up through clouds in front of the sun

'Suddenly Alone'- Spitfire of F/Lt. D. G. Gribble, 54 Squadron, 1940. (AV21)

A tiger moth aircraft flies low over fields, trees and a traction engine

'Days of Innocence' - de Havilland Tiger Moth biplane and Aveling and Porter traction engine, late 1930s.(AV22)

5 Aviation paintings

Set of 5 Aviation greetings cards, 5"x7", Pack No.4, designs AV18-22

Hurricane in dogfight over clouds

'Evening Fight' - Hurricane of F/Lt. Harry Raymond Hamilton, No. 85 Squadron, 1940. (AV23)

Painting of Spitfire in combat over Ford Aerodome Sussex

Detail- 'Fight over Ford' - Spitfire of F/Lt. P.J. Ferguson, 602 Squadron, 1940. (AV24)

Painting of Hurricane turning into combat.

Detail - 'Two Minutes to Close' - Hurricane of F/Lt. H. a' B. Russell, 32 Squadron, Sussex, 1940. (AV25)

Painting of two Mark V Spitfires, flying low over the Norfolk Braods

Detail - ‘Return to Coltishall’ - Spitfire MkV of Sgt. Wladyslaw Gretkierewicz, 302 Squadron, 1943. (AV26)

Painting of Spitfire in combat over the sea

Detail - 'First Day in Combat' -P.O. B.E.F. Finucane, 65 Squadron, near Margate, 1940. (AV27)

A tiger moth aircraft flies low over fields, trees and a traction engine

Detail - 'Days of Innocence' - de Havilland Tiger Moth biplane and Aveling and Porter traction engine, late 1930s.(AV28)

5 Aviation paintings

Set of 5 Aviation greetings cards, 5"x7", Pack No.5, designs AV24-28

Painting of single Spitfire over golf course.

Detail - 'On the 16th Fairway' - Spitfire of Sgt. B. Whall, 602 Squadron, Angmering, W. Sussex, 1940. (AV29)

Painting of a damaged Spitfire flying low on its way in to a forced landing at Goodwood Airfield.

Detail - 'Forward Slip Home' - Spitfire of F/Lt. J.D. Urie, 602 Squadron, Westhampnett, 1940. (AV30)

Painting of two Mark V Spitfires, flying low over the Norfolk Braods

‘Return to Coltishall’ - Spitfire MkV of Sgt. Wladyslaw Gretkierewicz, 302 Squadron, 1943. (AV31)

Hurricane landing at Biggin Hill with WAAF and RAF personnel in foreground

'Red Flags for UXBs' - WAAF Sgt. Joan Elizabeth Mortimer and F/Sgt. Joe Hunt watch Hurricane of P/O.Boleslaw Andrzej Wlasnowolski, No. 32 Squadron Landing. 1940 (AV32)

Hurricanes taking off in mist with RAF personnel in foreground

Hurricane of Sgt. A. G. Girdwood 257 Squadron, Martlesham Heath, 1940 (AV33)

Painting of Bristol Beaufort with crew preparing for flight

'We Fly to Freedom' - No. 86 Squadron Bristol Beaufort AW288 and crew: F/Sgt. J.C. Atkinson, P.O. F.S. Day, Sgt. C.R. Taylor, Sgt. J.O. Twelvetrees, Portreath, Cornwall, 24th July, 1942. (AV34)