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"Remagen" autographed sign & "Taking the Remagen Bridge" autographed art printIt was a quaint resort town on the Rhine until March 7, 1945, when the 9th Armored Division first laid eyes on the bridge at Remagen. As the Americans rushed the bridge, the German defenders triggered their explosives—but when the smoke cleared, the Americans were met by a miracle: the bridge still stood.
Assaulting under fire, GIs established a toehold on the other side, but they needed armor support—fast. Would the bridge hold the weight of tanks? It fell to Lt. C. Windsor Miller to find out. In darkness he led his platoon of Shermans over the creaking spans. Hold it did, and with Miller’s armor on the other bank, the road across the Rhine was open. Within ten days, five US divisions were across bringing victory in Europe in sight.
Our newest “Sites of Valor” sign pays tribute to these heroes. Featuring hand-embellished weathering, each aluminum sign looks like it was liberated by a souvenir-hungry GI. And notably, each bears the signatures of two soldiers who fought at Remagen: Paul Priest (9th AD) and Bob Chouinard (128th AAA)!
Additionally, we have a small number of limited-edition prints that can be purchased as a package with the sign. Created nearly 25 years ago, the print “Taking the Remagen Bridge” by Larry Selman depicts C. Windsor Miller and bears his original autograph!
This new sign is destined to become the ultimate item in any "Man Cave." With a strictly limited number worldwide, place your order now—before they're in black marker by Paul Priest (9th AD) & Bob Chouinard (128th AAA Bn.). Print hand-autographed by C. Windsor Miller (9th AD).EDITION:Sign is from 300 limited-edition autographed signs. Includes a seal of authenticity on the reverse side. Print is from 450 limited-edition prints. Includes a Certificate of Authenticity, 9th AD patch, and two Remagen 1945 photos. SIZE:19.75" x 7"(SIGN) and 14" x 18" (ART)SHIPPING:Items ship flat in an AirFloat print pad with full insurance.
WHY BUY FROM VALOR STUDIOS?
EXPERIENCE /// Since 1999 we've been creating the world's finest hand-autographed military art and collectibles. We are the only art publisher to conduct signings with Major Dick Winters and Captain Ron Speirs, and we've had the honor of working with former Presidents Bush 41 and Bush 43, General Hal Moore (We Were Soldiers), aviators Charlie Brown and Franz Stigler (A Higher Call), MOH recipient Tom Hudner (Devotion), and many more military heroes.
THE REAL DEAL///Unlike so many autographs we see on , ours are hand-signed and we have the photos to prove it. Combine that with a reputation of being America's leader in military art publishing and you can shop with complete peace of mind.
HONESTY///Our veteran signers know the items they are autographing are for commercial purposes and they're paid generously for their efforts. We're proud to say that some of our veteran friends have been signing with us for 15+ years!
QUALITY///All the products we sell on are new and guaranteed in mint condition. They are printed on museum grade papers with archival inks and with proper care (utilizing archival-grade storage methods) will last longer than any of us.
VALUE///All our veteran signed items are limited in number. Once they sell out there is no creating more and as a result we often see our products appreciate in value.
FAMILY///We're a small family business based in southern Florida, we have New York Times bestselling author Adam Makos (Devotion, A Higher Call & Spearhead) as our company president, his brother Bryan is our art director, and their sister Erica, our sales manager.
MADE HERE///Our fine art lithos, giclees, photos, and books are all printed in America. By buying a Valor Studios product, you're not only supporting an American small business and our veteran signers, but also craftsmen across the country.