Original Signed Limited Edition Print: “The Last Combat” by Frank Wootton Signed by Adolf Galland with Certificate of Authenticity - 203/850 - 21½ x 28¼” Russian Antique Guns Silversides deliberately drew the attention

Silversides deliberately drew the attention of the enemy then quickly dove to escape their gunfire

probably from exposure to the elements after capture

During the advance on Rome the group was one of ten B-24 groups that took part in a 17 May 1944 attack on the harbours at Piombion

including the 5” reverse-P guard hilt with a Lion’s Head pommel and wire bound ivory grip

she was one of the few American battleships to use her radar to acquire a target in the darkness

Original Signed Limited Edition Print: “The Last Combat” by Frank Wootton Signed by Adolf Galland with Certificate of Authenticity - 203/850 - 21½ x 28¼” Russian Antique Guns Silversides deliberately drew the attentionOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a signed print of The Last Combat by Frank Wootton, signed at the bottom by Adolf Galland. Galland was one of Germany's most highly decorated fighter aces. This is a limited run print, number 203 out of 850. Perhaps the most famous of Germany's WW2 fighter aces, Adolf Galland joined the Luftwaffe in 1933 and served with the Condor Legion in Spain. He scored his first victory over France in 1940, and in June