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The Canadair Sabre

The Canadair CL-13 Sabre was a licensed-built version of the North American F-86 Sabre. The early Mk.2 and Mk.4 versions were nearly identical to their North American Aviation counterparts, while the later Mk.5 and Mk.6 aircraft were equipped with the more powerful Canadian-built Orenda engine. Canadair Sabres served with the Air Forces of Canada, Germany, and Great Britain, and second-hand aircraft (mostly Mk.4) were later transferred or sold to Greece, Turkey, Italy, Pakistan, Columbia, Yugoslavia and Honduras.

	Sabres Supreme by Don Connolly
	Hawk One... Canada's Golden Wings by Len Boyd 2013 12 x 16 inches Acrylics on stretched canvas
	Iconic Walk by Avi Barzel Flying Officer J.S. Randle of 422 Squadron on an iconic fighter pilot stroll-away from his Canadair CL-13 Sabre Mk 5. After a DND Photo via James Craik at silverhawkauthor.com. 2021 Maximum print size, 60 x 30 ins inches. Mixed media; digital and acrylic.
	Solo Sabre by Peter Robichaud A Canadair Sabre Mk 5 from the CFB Chatham Operational Training Unit (OTU), heading West at the mouth of the Mirimichi River. Below is the fishing community of Escuminac as well as Fox Island.   16 x 20 Inches Acrylic on Canvas
	Golden Hawk by C. Grant Gulland 16 x 20 Inches Acrylic on Canvas
	Out for the Evening by Bob Poole Two F-86 Sabres from the Transition Unit at CFB Chatham, NB. Circa 1967.   18 x 24 Inches Acrylic on Canvas
	Silver Sabre by Harold Skaarup A Sabre that flew out of CFB Chatham in the 1960s.   2016 18 X 24 Inches Acrylic on Canvas
	Rampant Lions by Peter Robichaud Canadair Sabre Mk 2s of 427 Lion Squadron, 1953   16 x 20 Inches Acrylic on Canvas
	Feeding Time by Avi Barzel RCAF Canadair CL-13 Sabres of the No.1 Air Division RCAF, refueling for a NATO competition. After an RCAF photo at silverhawkauthor.com. Mixed media; digital and acrylic. Maximum print size, 80 x 50 inches. 2021
	Sabre Rattling the Rockies by Ken Mallett The Canadair Sabre 5 flown by the "Golden Hawks", the Royal Canadian Air Force's aerobatic flying team. The Canadair Sabre 5 was a variant of the North American Sabre F-86.   11 x 14 inches, Oil on Hardboard
	Sabre 6, 444 Squadron by Peter Robichaud 444 Squadron Sabre Mk6. One of my first attempts at aviation painting, from around 2002   16 x 24 Inches Acrylic on Canvas

Skylancers Canadair Sabre Mk6 by Dave Mork On Mar. 02, 1956 this RCAF aerobatic team was practicing in Germany when they crashed following their leader. The one survivor, FO Les “Stretch” Price, was not flying that day.   24 x 36 inches, Acrylic on canvas board Held by Artist