The 1940's

The Tilly was the name given to a number of British vehicles produced during WWII based on civilian car designs, including the Austin, adapted for ...

The Austin Tilly (Utility) was essentially a civilian vehicle which was also adapted in large numbers for military use during WWII. Here we see it...

Parto of Oxford's 1:76 scale Military Series depicts the Austin Tilly as used by the Bomb Disposal Squad during WWII. Decorated in dark green with...

Oxford Diecast Austin Tilly 1st Polish Army Division - 1:76 Scale Dimensions and WeightsPacked: 8.6cm x 5.4cm x 4.6cm ( L x W x H )Unpacked: 5.2cm ...

Austin has been synonymous with taxis since the end of the 1920's, when dealers Mann and Overton sponsored a new Austin cab for London. This LL or ...

Austin was synonymous with taxis since the end of the 1920's, when dealers Mann and Overton sponsored a new Austin cab for London. This LL or Low L...

This release ofthe 'Baby Austin from the early 1930s, comes in a bright yellow with contrasting black to the roof, sunroof panel, upper body and ch...

The popular light commercial Austin Seven Van from the 1920s was used by a variety of small businesses and comprised a two-seater cabin with bucket...

The Austin Seven was a car designed by Sir Herbert Austin in 1921, in conjunction with a young draughtsman Stanley Edge from the Austin factory at ...

This model of the Austin Seven RN saloon is also a direct crossover from its 1:43 scale counterpart, decorated in grey with black mudguards and sun...

The fifth in our 1:76 scale releases of the Austin Seven RN Saloon has also appeared in 1:43 scale in exactly the same colour scheme of black with ...

In real life, one of the Austin Seven RN variants came in the shape of a van, a converted RN saloon but an invaluable and popular small commercial ...

In real life, one of the Austin Seven RN variants came in the shape of a van, essentially a converted RN saloon but an invaluable and popular small...

The RN Van version of the Austin Seven was a converted RN saloon but proved invaluable commercially, especially as a small delivery van. Liptons w...

The AA was formed in 1905 famously meeting in the Trocadero Restaurant in London. Memberhip of the organisation grew rapidly and five years later t...

This Austin Seven RN Saloon is painted in Maroon/Black. Registered MV 7324, with spoked wheels and spare wheel on the back, the maroon bodywork has...

This Austin Seven RN Saloon is painted in Royal Blue/Black. Registered KF 8047, with spoked wheels and spare wheel on the back, the royal blue body...

The Austin Seven was a car designed by Sir Herbert Austin in 1921, in conjunction with a young draughtsman Stanley Edge from the Austin factory at ...

Our 1930s Austin London Low Loader Taxicab already features in the Oxford 1:43 series and this latest smaller scale model, registered CGJ 605, is a...

The Austin ATV (Auxhiliary Towing Vehicle) was introduced in 1941 and continued in manufacture until 1943. Built on the Austin K2 2-ton short wheel...

The eighth release of our Austin ATV Auxiliary Towing Vehicle features the unique burgundy and vermilion livery of Newcastle & Gateshead Joint ...

The Auxiliary Towing Vehicle was introduced in the 1940s and after the War, many of these 2-ton vehicles were absorbed into local fire brigades. T...

This version of the Auxiliary Towing Vehicle represents its military use, in this case the RAF. The government of the day ordered around 2000 of t...

This typical Austin ambulance of the period was manufactured in 1938 and had an unladen weight of 1 ton 12 cwt. It was converted by Thomas Startin ...