Original Artwork Print: “Hellfire Corner” by William S. Phillips, Signed By American, British, German and Canadian Flying Aces - Framed 38” x 34” Helmets • NCO visor cap without

• NCO visor cap without hat badge

and typical aging related minor issues

the Army changed the issue cap to the rectangular pattern that has been used until the mass issue of berets in the 21st century

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The event was extensively covered in the newspapers the next day

Original Artwork Print: “Hellfire Corner” by William S. Phillips, Signed By American, British, German and Canadian Flying Aces - Framed 38” x 34” Helmets • NCO visor cap withoutOriginal Item: Only One Available. The evening sun and towering cumulus mask a fierce air struggle with deceptive serenity. So frequent were clashes over a coastal, promontory south of London that the area earned the title Hellfire Corner. The image is phenomenal and perfectly captures what the skies were like above Hellfire Corner during WWII. The image features a lone German aircraft maneuvering on a small pocket of Allied aircraft in the clouds. At