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Description
This is a modern Special Edition commemorative card produced for the aviation and military memorabilia market, specifically honouring the service of No. 12 Squadron, Royal Air Force, during the Second World War. The card is printed on high-quality white cardstock with a blue double-line border and features printed text identifying the squadron and its official motto, Leads the field. The piece is centrally hand-signed in ink by Flight Lieutenant J.O. Lancaster, DFC, a distinguished RAF veteran who served as a pilot with No. 12 Squadron flying Avro Lancaster heavy bombers within the European Theatre of Operations. J.O. Lancaster is a notable figure in aviation history, later becoming a test pilot and the first person to use an emergency ejection seat in a jet aircraft. This item serves as a significant piece of biographical ephemera relating to Bomber Command. Dimensions: Approximately 150mm x 210mm.
Condition report:
The item is in excellent, near-mint condition. The cardstock remains bright and crisp with no evidence of foxing, toning, or corner wear. The printed text and borders are sharp. The autograph is clear, bold, and well-preserved with no signs of ink fading or smudging. The item is currently housed in a clear plastic protective sleeve and shows no signs of previous mounting or adhesive residue. Authenticity of the signature is consistent with known examples of this veteran\'s autograph.
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