Dirk Asjes Signed Cut With Portrait WWII Netherlands Pilot (PSA)

Cut measures 3" x 5" in size and has been hand-signed by Dirk Asjes.



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Calling all aviation enthusiasts and collectors! Up for auction is a truly rare find—a signed cut signature of pilot Dirk Asjes, encapsulated by PSA/DNA authentication services. This remarkable piece offers a direct connection to the world of aviation and the storied career of a distinguished pilot.







Dirk Asjes' signature represents a unique piece of aviation history, providing insight into the life and accomplishments of a pilot whose contributions may have shaped the course of aviation. Whether he flew in combat, broke records, or contributed to the advancement of aeronautical technology, Asjes' signature carries with it a legacy of courage and innovation.







Authenticated by PSA/DNA, the premier authority in autograph authentication, this signed cut signature of Dirk Asjes comes with a certificate of authenticity, guaranteeing its legitimacy and provenance. PSA/DNA's rigorous authentication process ensures that collectors can confidently add this piece to their collections, knowing it's a genuine artifact from the world of aviation.







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June 1944 was a noteworthy month for Anderson and his fellow 357th Fighter Group flyers. Beginning with D-Day, numerous ground support fighter-bomber missions were flown to assist the invading Allied troops. This included the first use in the European Theater of Operations of gasoline-filled belly tanks as firebombs against railroad targets. On 29 June, Anderson's Group flew bomber escort on a historic Eighth Air Force mission, which dispatched 1,150 B-17s and B-24s. Only 17 bombers were lost--none to enemy fighters. That day, Anderson was the Group's high scorer with three FW-190s. After 5 months of combat, Anderson led the 20 aces in the 357th with a total of 11 1/4 victories.

A portion of the sale of this auction will be donated to the General James. H Doolittle Scholarship Fund. The General James H. Doolittle Scholarship Fund was founded to assist college students by awarding one scholarship annually in the maximum amount of $5,000 to a deserving student who is pursuing a baccalaureate or advanced degree in aeronautical engineering or an aerospace science. Students are selected based on their scholastic achievement, school and community participation, demonstrated leadership potential and financial need. More information can be found at the Doolittle Scholarship Funds’ website.

The autograph(s) has been authenticated and encapsulated by PSA/DNA for authenticity purposes.

Authentication: PSA Encapsulated

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