To commemorate the Vulcan's Finale - an original, personally signed photograph of Wing Commander Bill Ramsey (rtd), standing in front of Vulcan XH558 'The Spirit of Great Britain' comes from Bill's personal album. It is a single exclusive limited edition of only 10 prints.
Bill was the display pilot and captain of 'The Spirit of Great Britain's' last ever flight. Accompanying the signed photo is the story of the aircraft's final poignant flight, and a certificate of authenticity.
Order by contacting: rafwindow@scamptonchurch.org.
All proceeds in aid of RAF Scampton Commemorative Stained Glass Window Appeal
A FREE Red Arrows package (courtesy of the Royal Air Force Aerobatic Team) is included with each order. The package includes the 2020 programme, which is much sought after as there were no air shows!
This is a unique piece of aviation history not to be repeated.
Limited Edition of 10 copies all originally and personally signed.
Each photograph is accompanied by a certificate of authenticity, and the story of that final flight.
£49.95 (FREE postage)
We are grateful to Bill Ramsey, Vulcan to the Sky Trust, and The Royal Air Force Aerobatic Team for supporting this offer.
If you are interested in purchasing the signed photo and text (including the complimentary & much sought after 2020 Red Arrows programme) please e mail rafwindow@scamptonchurch.org
We also have a few originally and personally signed photo's of Vulcan XH558 over the Solent (shown below).
This is NOT a limited edition.
Again each photograph is accompanied by a certificate of authenticity and the story of that final flight.
£25 (FREE postage)
Here is a video with Bill Ramsey describing his thoughts and feelings piloting the very last flight of THE VULCAN.
Vulcan to the Sky Trust have been remakeable in their support of the creation of the RAF Scampton Stained Glass Window Project at Scampton Church. Their ongoing support has now allowed us to create this lasting piece of aviation history to be sold in aid of this meaningful tribute to all who have served at the station.