Fleeting Moments by Philip West. (AP)

Few people become a legend in their own lifetime. Douglas Bader was one such person. An exceptional pilot and leader, t the age of 21, as a young RAF officer, he had both legs amputated after he crashed his aircraft. Through sheer guts and determination he learnt not only to walk again, but also fly, subsequently becoming the RAFs most famous WW2 fighter pilot. Flying his Spitfire with the unmistakable DB markings, Wing Commander Bader with his wingman close by, heads home to Tangmere after another successful, action-packed day, taking on swarms of enemy aircraft intent on wreaking havoc over the south of England.

Signed by :
Flt Lt Frank Newman,
Group Captain Billy Drake DSO DFC* (deceased),
Flight Lieutenant Richard L Jones (deceased),
Squadron Leader Geoffrey Wellum DFC,
Squadron Leader Percival H. Beake DFC
and
Sqn Ldr Douglas Tidy (deceased).

Limited edition of 60 artist proofs

Paper size 28 inches x 18 inches (71cm x 46cm)