Herman's Comet by Stan Stokes. (C) BAT3 Last three prints available of

Last three prints available of this sold out edition

Declaration of Victory after the Battle of Leipzig on 18th of October 1813 by Johann Peter Krafft Heavily outnumbered

The battle was marked by intense combat in the village of Rezonville and its surrounding areas with both sides suffering heavy casualties

Ted brought his Panther in at more than 200-MPH for a crash landing on the Marsden-matted strip

Ailsa Craig and monument

Herman's Comet by Stan Stokes. (C) BAT3 Last three prints available ofSTK0116C. Herman's Comet by Stan Stokes. Hermann W. Goering was born in Rosenheim, a small town near Munich, in 1893. He received an appointment to a military school, and became a flyer during WW I. He attained an excellent combat and leadership record, and was the last individual to command the famed Richtofen Flying Circus. Following the War he studied history, married, but was drifting aimlessly until he met Adolf Hitler. When Hitler came to power