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Knights of the Skies
The Aces were the top pilots of each
nation who had downed at least 5 enemy aircraft during
aerial combat. The governments promoted them to raise
morale, civilians adored them for their courage and skill,
and the press were to memorialize them as “Knights Of The
Skies”. Aces presented a vision of war based on past
virtues like chivalry and decorum. They became modern
day heroes, flying machines instead of riding horses.
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Item # |
Description |
Price |
ACEGP |
2 Pilots for Fokker Dr1
(These will only the DRI - other pilots for different planes
will be released later)
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$32.00
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ACE01 |
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$198.00
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ACE01P |
“THE LAST
CIGARETTE”
MANFRED VON RICHTHOFEN (The Red Baron), MORITZ and
Crew, 21st April 1918
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$75.00
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GGC01 |
German Ground Crew, for moving a Fokker |
$58.00
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ACE02 |
NIEUPORT 17 B 1566 C Flight, No.
60 Squadron, 2nd June 1917
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$196.00
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ACE02P |
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$33.00
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ACE03 |
FOKKER DR1
450/17
JASTA 7, MAY 1918, Lt. Josef Jacobs
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$198.00
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ACE03P |
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$33.00
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ACE04 |
Sopwith Camel, F2137,
Captain D. R. Maclaren, No. 46 Sqn. Athies, October 1918
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$188.00
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ACE04P |
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$33.00
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ACE05 |
Fokker DR1 454/17
Jasta 11, April 1918, Lothar von Richtofen
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$198.00
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ACE05P |
Lothar-
Siegfried Freiherr von Richtofen |
$33.00
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ACE09 |
Fokker DRVII F
5125/18, August 1918
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$208.00
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ACE09P |
Oblt. Hermann Goring |
$35.00
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ACE10 |
Sopwith Camel B7270 No.209 Sqn,
Bertangles, April 1918
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$188.00
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ACE10P |
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$30.00
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ACE11 |
Fokker Dr1, 213/17
Jasta Boelcke, 1917, JUST RELEASED
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$208.00
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GGC01 |
German Ground Crew, for moving a Fokker |
$58.00
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GGC02 |
E-V/4 Panzerkraftwagen Ehrhardt,
German Armored Car
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$158.00
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GGCO3 |
German Mechanic
and Oil Cart (2pcs) |
$60.00
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BGC01 |
Ford Model T Ambulance, 1918 |
$148.00
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| Adding to the growing collection of JJD planes will be a
small series of aircraft from other periods. The first of which
will be the ME109E-3 of Josef “Pips” Priller Josef “Pips”
Priller had a rather long career in the Luftwaffe and became one
of the top aces of the Second World War. This Bf109E is from
early in his career and is marked from the time of his receiving
the Ritterkreuz for twenty victories |
ACE201 |
ME109E-3 6./JG51,
Autumn 1940
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$238.00
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