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  • MICHAEL WOOTEN PAINTING LUFTWAFFE PILOT ACE WWII
    Dec. 18, 2024

    MICHAEL WOOTEN PAINTING LUFTWAFFE PILOT ACE WWII

    Est: $50 - $100

    One (1) framed print of a Michael Wooten painting (#189 / 1000). Print shows Major Gunther Rall of the Luftwaffe in front of his ME-109. He was a fighter ace of the legendary Jagdgeschwader 52, or JG 52, alongside pilots like Eric Hartmann. Original painting was signed by Gunther Rall himself. These prints come from a collectors lot from a specific aviation enthusiast who received afterhand, real signatures from the fighter pilots in the paintings at their reunion events throughout the 1980s and 90s when many people from this period came forward about their experiences in the public. Print is in very good condition. Large Items like paintings may require higher shipping costs.

    Affiliated Auctions & Realty LLC
  • MICHAEL WOOTEN WWII PAPPY BOYINGTON PAINTING USMC
    Oct. 30, 2024

    MICHAEL WOOTEN WWII PAPPY BOYINGTON PAINTING USMC

    Est: $100 - $200

    One (1) 17 X 21 inch framed painting by Michael Wooten. Depicting Medal of Honor recipient, United States Marine Corps Colonel Pappy Boyington and his F4U Corsair. Signed by Pappy Boyington, (#226 / 1000). No COA. Condition is Very Good. Will require Large Item Shipping costs.

    Affiliated Auctions & Realty LLC
  • Michael Wooten USS Harder WWII Submarine Signed Lithograph
    Feb. 08, 2020

    Michael Wooten USS Harder WWII Submarine Signed Lithograph

    Est: $150 - $250

    Michael Wooten USS Harder WWII Submarine Signed Lithograph: Lovely lithograph signed by the four Medal of Honor Winners of the conflict. Numbered 389/1000, unframed and measuring 34 x 17.5". Signed by O'Kane, Fluckley, Ramage, Street III, Nimitz Jr.

    Dana J. Tharp Auctions
  • Framed print by Michael W. Wooten "The Last German Kings" depicting two King Tiger tanks of the 501st SS Heavy Tank Abteilung advancing in Belgium during the Ardennes Offensive December 18, 1944. Prominent is tank number 003 which became disabled due
    Oct. 11, 2014

    Framed print by Michael W. Wooten "The Last German Kings" depicting two King Tiger tanks of the 501st SS Heavy Tank Abteilung advancing in Belgium during the Ardennes Offensive December 18, 1944. Prominent is tank number 003 which became disabled due

    Est: $200 - $400

    Framed print by Michael W. Wooten "The Last German Kings" depicting two King Tiger tanks of the 501st SS Heavy Tank Abteilung advancing in Belgium during the Ardennes Offensive December 18, 1944. Prominent is tank number 003 which became disabled due to mechanical problems but was utilized 6 days later firing in place to cover the retreating Germans and as such would be the last German armored vehicle still in action north of the Ambleve River. Limited edition no. 173 of 1000, signed individually by 4 Waffen SS Tank Commanders and the artist. Included is a description of this action and a Certificate of Authenticity picturing these Tank Commanders and identifying their units. Image is 27" wide x 16" high. Condition: excellent. (200-400)

    Conestoga Auction Co.
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