1920 de Havilland Airco D.H.4

Taken on strength: October 1920

(The date that the RCAF/CAF took delivery of the aircraft)

Struck off strength: November 1928

(The date that the aircraft was removed from the RCAF/CAF strength)

Designer: 

de Havilland

Manufacturer: 

Glendower

Categories: 

Aerial Surveying, Forestry Patrols, Training

Archival Quality Paper and Inks

• 100% cotton rag paper made from cotton pulp (also known as museum grade or museum quality)
• Acid-free (neutral pH above 7), chlorine- and lignin-free
• Matte finish / 15 mil thickness / 300 gsm weight
• Printed with a 9-colour aqueous (water-based) inks process on a high-resolution, commercial inkjet printer
• Museum-quality inks (also referred to as Giclée), guaranteed not to fade or yellow for 200 years

This premium, limited edition art print includes a certificate of authenticity that certifies the artwork’s provenance and declares that the rendering was created by Doug Jackson. Each certificate indicates:

• Statement of Authenticity
• Title of the piece
• Artist's name
• Artwork dimensions
• Print number (i.e., Print 1 of a 25-print edition)
• Reproduction date
• Reproduction process
• Signed by the artist and stamped with the corporate seal of ManMade Art Inc.

• Made in Canada gallery-style hardwood frames
• Prints are protected behind 2mm thick acrylic glazing offering the same clarity and quality as glass yet won't break during shipping  
• Acid-free, foam core backing board
• Archival-grade dustcover
• Hardware installed—ready to hang out of the box!