World War I Royal Flying Corps *** 32 SQUADRON *** 1916 Photo Print (8.5 x 11)

Description

New Historical Photo Print
Carefully remastered image to provide a clean, crisp photo.
High-quality print is produced on smooth, heavy weight 10mm, acid-free photo paper
with optimal black and white reproduction.
Premium coating for the look and feel of a traditional photograph.
World War 1 / Great War Flying Aces
No. 32  SQUADRON
France, 1916 near Beauval
No. 32 Squadron was formed as part of the Royal Flying Corps on 12 January 1916 at Netheravon and moved to France as a fighter squadron equipped with Airco DH.2s in May.[4] On 1 July 1916, its commanding officer, Major Lionel Rees, was engaged in a combat with eight German Albatros two-seaters, and although wounded in the leg, managed to scatter the German aircraft, driving down two of the enemy, for which action he was awarded the Victoria Cross..
The print has a traditional quarter-inch white border. Perfect for framing or matting.
Great wall art for home, school, office or gift.
Excellent for displays, projects and the collector.
Print size allows for easy storage.
Print Size: 8.5" x 11"
Paper Type: Epson Ultra Premium Photo Paper Luster
Please note that the 'Tower Treasure Photo' watermark text
will not appear on your photo.
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Prints are shipped flat in protective mylar cover
with a rigid backing board in a secure photo mailer.
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