April 12, 2024
Franklin Mint Flight of Remembrance Bronze Sculpture
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Up for bid is the Limited Edition Flight of Remembrance Bronze Sculpture that was offered by The Franklin Mint. A dramatic tribute to America's fallen heroes. This is the work of the award-winning military artist Jim Dietz. he captures the most moving of all military salutes -- the "Missing Man Formation." This masterful sculpture is crafted in hot-cast bronze, the medium preferred by knowledgeable collectors. Each plane is portrayed in stunning detail and richly hand-finished to a classic patina. Hand-numbered limited edition of 9500 worldwide. This is issue 1568/9500. Sculpture has never been removed from the box or displayed. Comes in all original packaging and includes paperwork. Approximately 14" high on custom-designed granite base. Great gift for a collector of military memorbilia. Please enter your zip code below to obtain shipping cost via Priority Mail which will be added to required insurance. For international bidders shipping will have to be quoted. We will be happy to combine shipping for multiple wins. Payment by Paypal, money order or check must be received within 7 days of the auction's close. Allow 10 days for check clearance. All sales are final. No warranty is stated or implied. Please send email with any questions or for additional pictures prior to bidding. Please email if you have a problem with an item after
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