June 4, 1942, 10:00 a.m. - Douglas SBD Dauntless dive bombers are about to  deliver the turning point of the War in the Pacific. Limited edition of 1250, S/N by artist. 35"x 23" print.   .....#0007410 $135.00

Dauntless dive bombers begin their attack at the Battle of Midway.  Limited edition of 300 prints signed and numbered by artist is based on the mural  that Stan painted for the new Palm Springs Aviation Museum. 45"x 15½".  .....#0007876 $195.00

This print shows elements of Lieutenant Commander Clarence W. McClusky's eighteen SBD dive-bombers from the "USS Enterprise" as they plunge from 17,000 feet to pulverize the Japanese carrier "Soryu" during the Battle of Midway on June 4, 1942. Despite attacks by a variety of U.S. aircraft, only the  Dauntlesses were able to score any hits. The victory at Midway turned the tide of  the war in the Pacific. 23"x 19" print.  .....#0008518 $19.95 

Glory of Flight
William Phillips.

Full color poster featuring three of Phillips' greatest works - Glory of  Flight featuring a Spitfire, The Red Gremlin featuring a B-17 Flying Fortress, and  Dauntless Against a Rising Sun showing a pair of Dauntless dive-bombers. 36"x  11¾".   .....#0007249 $9.95

Signed by Lt. Cook Cleland, pilot of a Dauntless flying off of the USS  Lexington, this limited edition print features a wonderful depiction of the Dauntless  and also documents the amazing wartime exploits of Lt. Cleland, winner of the Navy  Cross in the Battle of the Philippine Sea. Print measures 18"x 12" and is also signed by the artist.  .....#0007066 $59.95

Unique profile print features two of the great combatants of the Pacific  war - the Aichi Type 99 Mk.11 Val dive bomber and the Douglas SBD-3 Dauntless. This particular Val flew from the IJN Shokaku and fought against a Dauntless from  the USS Enterprise CV-6 on June 4, 1942. Print measures 26"x 20¾". .....#0007095 $44.95

In August 1942, Dauntless dive-bombers flown by Robert C. Shaw  and Harold L. Jones off of the USS Enterprise near Tulgi were attacked by two A9M2 Zero fighters from Rabaul. The lead Zero was flown by Petty Officer Saburo Sakai, who sustained grievous injuries from the return fire from the SBD-3s. Though  blinded in one eye, Sakai managed to fly more that 500 miles back to Rabaul.Print   measures 25"x 18".      .....#0007037 $49.95