ROBBINS JAY T.: (1919-2001) ROBBINS JAY T.: (1919-2001) American Lieutenant Gene…

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ROBBINS JAY T.: (1919-2001)

ROBBINS JAY T.: (1919-2001) American Lieutenant General and fighter pilot with the United States Army Air Forces during World War II, credited with 22 victories. Small selection of five signed printed images of various sizes (largest 10 x 7.5; each neatly removed from books or magazines), each of the different images depicting Robbins or his aircraft including his P-38 Lightning Fighter, and one being a reproduction of a painting depicting Robbins claiming his second victory on 12th April 1944 by shooting down a Ki-61 over Cyclops Aerodrome. All are signed by Robbins in black ink to clear areas, adding his rank beneath his signatures. Neatly mounted (1). Some light, minor age wear, G to generally VG, 5

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