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    Mark C. Yerger

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    1. Just got the new Robert Taylor Beaufighter print as well as an old companion print of the same type. To the frame shop in the moring Below a couple of wall shots Mark
    2. Anyone else collect these ? I like the numbered ones, these are my 15th theatre made ones. Mark
    3. Love framed avaiation art, here are some shots of 1/4 of mine. Included are Wootton, Taylor, Bailey, Atach, and Phillips. Mark
    4. Wolf Keilig "Die Generale des Heeres" list all with military info Mark
    5. I display my small postcard size ones under glass atop bookcases and in albums (about 400). I only frame for the wall large format photos signed with a personal dedication. Mark
    6. No, don't collect militaria. The SS KC holders are all people who have helped with my books. Best Mark C. Yerger
    7. As time permits will have some other signed photos scanned and posted. I've always had a great deal of interest in Stuka KC holders. Amazing numbers of missions flown compared with Allied pilots. Below is a large format color photo of Franz Kieslich dedicated to me, he flew well over 1000 missions and won the Oakleaves.
    8. To pen to pick 1: Single engine fighters: Spitfire, Tempest, Ki-84, George, Fw-190D, Zero (early war) Nightfighters: P-61 and Mosquito 2 engine bombers: B-26, A-26, Ju-188/288/388, and repeat mosquito 4 engine bombers: B-17 twin engine fighters: P-38 and Mosquito Ground attack: Typhoon, FW-190, and P-47 But arguments could be had for many as a lot of types were close in the peak of propeller driven development. Mark
    9. Thanks Got the JG-300 book. Heard also that Monogram is doing a Ta-152 book this year, similar to their Ar-234 and Do-335 books. Generally I'm interested in: aircraft development, etc aces (biographical) Among my favorite British aircraft authors are Mason and Shores. Also VERY much enjoy Warner's Blenheim book. Its a tad rough finding what I want as a UK aircraft fan who lives "over here" and took some time to get all my Putnam volumes and some other titles. Best Mark
    10. seems I can only post 3 photos, would like to see the groupings of others. Mark
    11. Curious if other collect larger format signed Knight's Cross holder photos with personal dedication. I have a few Luftwaffe and Heer but most are Waffen-SS.
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