An awesome dated early airplane/aviation lithograph print by renowned aviation artist Charles Hubbell

Know someone into the history of aviation, especially the fighter planes of WWII? This will be a gift not soon forgotten.

An original not often offered Charles Hubbell litho.

This print is 78 years old.

* Up for sale is: 1946 Charles Hubbell Lithograph "MESSERSCHMITT ME-109 FIGHTER - GERMAN. Span: 32 ft., 9 in.; Length: 29 ft., 10 in.; Height: 8 ft., 6 in.; Crew: 1; Top Speed: 395 mph; Range: 420 miles; Ceiling: 38,000 ft.; Armament: 3 cannon, 2 machine guns; One 110 lb. bomb; Engine One Daimler Benz 605, 1800 hp, 12 cyl. inverted "V"."

* Approximate overall size is 16 5/8" x 14".

* Signed: Charles H. Hubbell in the print - not on the print. Many of the original oils of these lithographs are hanging in the Smithsonian. These are not the calendar prints. There is no hole top center. These were produced separately from the calendars put out in the individual years. As far as I know, these were not limited edition prints; however, all that remain is all that there is.

* Condition of this item: NMint with slight edge wear to right side border, stored flat in archival quality sleeves.

* An original vintage aviation litho print that will be a memorable gift or just a fantastic addition to your collection of vintage airplanes.
* Guaranteed old and original from the date stated above.
* Your print will be delivered in an archival quality sleeve with backing boards.


Charles Hubbell was the world's best-known artist-historian of the early air age. He began painting winners of the National Air Races for Thompson Products (which eventually became TRW) in 1939. These paintings were used for an annual calendar that Thompson Products produced. Each calendar featured a theme. Hubbell's paintings were known for their extraordinary detail. During his 30-year association with TRW, Hubbell created 32 calendars and more than 375 individual oil paintings.