SC - Marine Lieutenant Trains as Glider Pilot, Vintage WWII Aviation 1942In May 1942, a Marine lieutenant trained as a glider pilot at Page Field, Parris Island, SC, captured by Alfred T. Palmer. These brave WWII aviators mastered silent, engineless flight to transport troops behind enemy lines. A striking image of skill and courage. Each reproduction is printed on museum quality, archival paper using a restored version of the original image.

Size: 18" x 24"

the First National Bank of Merced

preserving the historic character of the original while adding clarity

It captures the church steeples

Each archival print uses museum quality matte paper and archival inks

and the mountains standing watch over the valley - and the memories that keep people connected to this corner of Massachusetts

when a single shop stocked groceries

The image showcases the prominent columns and porticoes that define the Capitols facade

For anyone with roots in Laconia or a love of New Hampshire's Lakes Region

archival paper using a restored map of Salinas

reflecting the design principles of its time

the bridge spanning its waters