Spitfire Aircraft Baseball T-Shirts

A pair of Spitfires fly by in close formation.

Taken at the Old Warden airfield.

A vector picture of the British WWII fighter, the legendary Supermarine Seafire, which was widely used by the British Air Force during World War II.

Remember the few who flew higher, Commanding Hurricane and Spitfire.

This beautiful and rugged aircraft is a Hawker Sea Hurricane possessing modifications making it suitable for maritime operations. I captured the moment an exhausted pilot rests on the wing and a concerned ground crew member offers the pilot a much needed sandwich and cup of tea. The plane has taken a few hits but true to its nature it's brought the pilot home safely. The real thing can be seen at the Shuttleworth Collection, UK.

An image commemorating the 75th anniversary of the Battle of Britain. All my own images used, all manipulations in CS6.

Winter Homecoming

I don't snore I dream I'm a Spitfire, ideal for that person in your life who does snores and loves aviation.

A fun and witty design ideal for all aviation enthusiasts.

Winter Ops

Our Supermarine Aviation Works Logo recreates the 'Supermarine' logo stamped onto the Rudder Pedals of early Spitfires. This is just one of many different logos Supermarine had during their existence from 1913 to 1960, including the famous 'S' Flag Logo. Supermarine was a British Aircraft Manufacturer founded in 1913. Supermarine rose to prominence with its successes in the Schneider Trophy for seaplanes, and is most famous for designing and producing the Spitfire, a Fighter Plane that undoubtedly helped turn the tide of World War II.

Our Supermarine Aviation Works Logo recreates the 'Supermarine' logo stamped onto the Rudder Pedals of early Spitfires. This is just one of many different logos Supermarine had during their existence from 1913 to 1960, including the famous 'S' Flag Logo. Supermarine was a British Aircraft Manufacturer founded in 1913. Supermarine rose to prominence with its successes in the Schneider Trophy for seaplanes, and is most famous for designing and producing the Spitfire, a Fighter Plane that undoubtedly helped turn the tide of World War II.

"The Few", are the pilots who fought for Britain during the WW2 in the "Battle of Britain".

It's a slow day for the Dogs of War as they play chess and sleep under mighty wings of the De Havilland Mosquito. This version is a bomber variant and is based on a plane you can visit at the De Havilland Aircraft museum in the UK.

High Flight Poem

boys will be boys

Our Supermarine Aviation Works Logo recreates the 'Supermarine' logo stamped onto the Rudder Pedals of early Spitfires. This is just one of many different logos Supermarine had during their existence from 1913 to 1960, including the famous 'S' Flag Logo. Supermarine was a British Aircraft Manufacturer founded in 1913. Supermarine rose to prominence with its successes in the Schneider Trophy for seaplanes, and is most famous for designing and producing the Spitfire, a Fighter Plane that undoubtedly helped turn the tide of World War II.