The 1940's

OXFORD DIECAST 1:87 Scale 1942 Packard Clipper Touring Sedan Fire Chief Dimensions and Weights Packed: 8.6cm x 5.4cm x 4.6cm ( L x W x H ) Unpacked...

The Leyland TLM fire engine was introduced in the 1930s and was noted for its reliability, being in use throughout WWII and long after production c...

The 1937 Leyland Cub FK7 was a classic British fire engine used by a number of fire brigades across the UK but very much favoured by Newcastle City...

1 of 14 special land Rovers produced for the Hong Kong Police in 2019.

This is an Australian version in an authentic livery.

Land Rover Fire Engines were built on 80-inch and 88-inch chassis. These small and easily manoeuvrable fire tenders. Were capable of operating in r...

Land Rover Fire Engines were built on 80-inch and 88-inch chassis. These small and easily manoeuvrable fire tenders were capable of operating in re...

The Land Rover, launched in 1948, was an instant hit and continues to be the workhorse for anyone involved in a heavy duty, rural or off-road envir...

The Coventry Climax Pump Trailers, used ostensibly during WWII, were portable and were towed behind any suitable car or lorry fitted with a hitch. ...

The development of the ATV started in 1941 when the government ordered 2000 two-ton vans. In the same year the Auxilliary Fire Service was national...

By 1939 there were 52 Leyland/Metz turntable ladders being used by British fire brigades. However due to the WWII hostilities, further orders were ...

The Bedford WLG was the long wheel base version of the Bedford WT, which had been introduced in 1933. In 1937, the Government of the day invited te...

This London Fire Brigade appliance, registered FLE 289, appeared from the 1940s onwards. Highly detailed it carries the LCC London Fire Brigade liv...

This emergency vehicle represents one of four Leyland TLM fire engines in service with the London Fire Brigade. Featuring the German designed Metz ...

Modelled on the one used by the London Fire Brigade, with registration number GLR 993. The LCC Logo, National Fire Service roundel and the words Lo...

By 1939 there were 52 Leyland/Metz turntable ladders being used by British fire brigades. However, due to the WWII hostilities, further orders were...

This Leyland appliance with German made Metz 100ft ladder was delivered to Morecambe and Heysham Fire Brigade in June 1938 and was one of only two ...

Decorated in maroon and red with silver trim, this fire appliance is most striking in appearance. Registered EBB 304, the vehicle also features th...

The Borough of Royal Leamington Spa in Warwickshire took delivery of this smart Leyland FK9 semi-enclosed limousine pump escape in September 1939, ...

Registered AJG 500 and liveried as used by the Canterbury Fire Brigade. Decorated in the traditional bright red bodywork with contrasting satin bl...

First introduced in 1948 the original 80 inch wheelbase Land Rover fulfilled a multitude of roles and the fire service was no exception. It saw ser...

First introduced in 1948 the original 80 inch wheelbase Land Rover fulfilled a multitude of roles and the fire service was no exception. It saw ser...

Back in the 1950's most of the smaller fire stations were equipped with a pump and a Series 1 Land Rover. The Land Rovers were equipped to suit the...