MOST MEMORABLE DAY by Robert Taylor

  

This was a part of my grandpa's collection. This is a limited edition print #. These lithographs have been stored rolled in a temperature controlled room for many years. It is in excellent condition. Before sale we will answer any questions abut condition of print.

See photos for the names and stories behind the signatures. Adolf Galland and his wingman Bruno Hegenauer break through the fighter escort of No. 303 Squadron's Spitfires to attack Blenheim bombers of No.

21 Squadron over northern France, 21 June 1941. In two missions that day Galland claimed two Blenheims and one Spitfire, survived a forced crash-landing, and later a parachute escape from his blazing Me109. That evening he learned he was to become the first recipient of the Knights Cross with oak leaves and swords - Germany's highest award for heroism.