Home to the Bonnie Dick
(Limited Edition)
Corsair Conquistador
(Limited Edition)
Dr. David Longworth, co-signer of this lithograph and uncle of the artist, flew his first combat mission off the aircraft carrier, USS Bon Homme Richard (CV-31) on June 24, 1952. On this day, after delivering all four of his 250lbs. bombs on target, LTJG Longworth pulled his Corsair into the vertical. While concentrating on the target, he nearly made a fatal mistake. In the few seconds of his dive and bomb release he lost track of the mountain, which had become obscured by the thick clouds of smoke. Pulling back on the stick and adding full combat power, he prayed that the sky above was empty.
Image Size: 11” x 16”
Lithograph Size: 16” x 20”
Price: $125.00
Last Flight with Pappy
(Limited Edition)
The night before Major Gregory “Pappy” Boyington was shot down and thought to have been killed; three F4U-1s and one F4U-1A were transferred to another island in the South Pacific. This limited edition lithograph depicts that scene. Pappy, flying Corsair number 915 was accompanied by three of his fellow Black Sheep pilots. The next day Pappy Boyington was shot down over the island of Rabaul, picked up by a Japanese submarine and held as a POW until the end of the war. Major Boyington later received the Medal of Honor for his heroic actions during WWII.
Image Size: 12” x 16”
Lithograph Size: 17” x 20”
Price: $125.00
Artist Proof Price
(Countersigned by 1):$375.00
Print is signed by: LTCOL Robert McClurg
Artist Proof Price
(Countersigned by 3):$575.00
Print is signed by: LTCOL Robert McClurg,
LTCOL Jim Hill and LTCOL W. Thomas Emrich
