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WILD HORSES by Gerald Coulson aviation art signed by 'Bud' Anderson
WILD HORSES by Gerald Coulson aviation art signed by 'Bud' Anderson
WILD HORSES by Gerald Coulson aviation art signed by 'Bud' Anderson
WILD HORSES by Gerald Coulson aviation art signed by 'Bud' Anderson

WILD HORSES by Gerald Coulson aviation art signed by 'Bud' Anderson

$ 118.8

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • Condition: Mint condition: This print has never been framed and stored flat in our gallery. It is accompanied by its certificate of authenticity.
  • Refund will be given as: Money back or replacement (buyer's choice)
  • Style: Aviation Art
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Artist: Gerald Coulson
  • Features: Autographed
  • Signed: Veteran and Artist signed
  • Autographed by:: 'Bud' Anderson
  • Date of Creation: 2004
  • Print Surface: Paper
  • Subject:: 357th Fighter Group
  • Width (Inches): 30 ½
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
  • Color: Color
  • Subject: Mustang
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • Listed By: Aces High Gallery
  • Height (Inches): 23 ½
  • Featured aircraft:: P-51 Mustang
  • Quantity Type: Single-Piece Work
  • Medium: Lithograph
  • Originality: Limited Edition Print
  • Size: Medium (up to 36in.)

    Description

    A stunning limited edition depicting one of the most remarkable escapades of WWII
    WILD HORSES
    By Gerald Coulson
    357th Fighter Group aces Chuck Yeager and Bud Anderson guide their P-51 Mustangs, Glamorous Glen III and Old Crow through the Swiss Alps, on January 14th 1945. Flying as wingmen on an uneventful bomber escort - the last mission of their second tour - the two left formation and took off for some aerial sight seeing.
    Having dropped their wing tanks on Mont Blanc and buzzed Lake Annecy, they returned low level to their base at Leiston, having flown over a thousand miles.
    Anderson and Yeager noticed much excitement on the ground and assumed the celebrations were for the completion of their tours of duty. Taxiing to their hardstands they were shocked to learn the 357th had just returned from its most successful combat of the war, having shot down 55 enemy aircraft – a record for one day’s action in the Eighth Air Force. Anderson and Yeager had missed all the action!
    THE SIGNATURE
    The print is personally signed by the artist and one o the greatest Fighter Axes of WWII:
    Colonel
    CLARENCE E 'BUD' ANDERSON
    – 16¼ victories
    Published in 2004, this stunning limited
    edition records one of the most remarkable escapades of WWII and has been sold out for some years. We have recently managed to acquire a small number of mint condition copies, giving
    enthusiasts a great opportunity to add it to their collections.
    ALSO AVAILABLE FRAMED:
    Please ask us for details about our framing and shipping service.
    BUY WITH CONFIDENCE: We have been in business for over 20 years and our items are guaranteed to be in perfect condition, unless clearly specified otherwise.
    SHIPPING: Our prints are rolled in acid free tissue and shipped in large, thick shipping tubes and matted and framed pieces are 'flat packed' in substantial packaging. O
    ur shipping is
    insured and
    guaranteed.
    We will always do our best to combine shipping on multiple purchases whenever possible – please ask.
    YOUR PIECE OF MIND: As a reputable company, if any issues do arise we don't expect our
    customers
    to deal with it. So if there are any problems such as with
    condition,
    delivery or
    damages
    then we will take care of it with a replacement or your money back.