The 1940's

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 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 ...

This typical ambulance of the period was manufactured in 1938 and had an unladen weight of 1 ton 12 cwt. Coloured in Grey with a black roof it was ...

For truck enthusiasts with a leaning towards farm and agricultural vehicles, our early Cattle Truck brings with it a whiff of yesteryear. It is liv...

Tennant Transport of Forth started in the early 1900s when founder Peter Tennant set up business transporting farm produce and coal by horse and ca...

The Jowett Javelin was an award-winning British car that was produced from 1947 to 1953 by Jowett of Bradford. The model went through five variants...

The Jowett Javelin was produced from 1947 to 1953 by Jowett of Bradford. The model went through five variants labelled PA to PE, each having a stan...

The De Havilland DH.80A Puss Moth was a British two or three-seater high-wing monoplane aircraft designed and built by De Havilland between 1929 an...

The American Circus was originally founded by Billy Mack in the 1940s. Billy was one of the most colourful characters in the business until his de...

The 1930s Alvis Speed 20 British touring car appears in a rich blue with grey seats and tonneau cover, registered BNO 35. The wheel centres and rim...

The Airspeed AS.10 Oxford, affectionately known by her crews as the 'Ox Box' was developed by Airspeed Ltd to meet an Air Ministry need for an adva...

Airspeed Oxford, nicknamed the 'Ox Box' can bee seen above your head when visiting Hangar 1 at the Imperial War Museum, Duxford, where it has been ...

Registered DGO 183 and featuring the detailed Austin badge on the radiator grille, the grey bodywork with black chassis is highly unusual and comes...

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 ...

The Auxiliary Fire Service used the Austin ATV (Auxiliary Towing Vehicle) from the 1940s until as late as the 1970s. This version, registered GGX 2...

The AEC Matador Wrecker, used extensively as a WWII workhorse, found its way into the ownership of many commercial operators in civilian life. Sout...

The AEC Matador in Royal Navy livery has already appeared as part of the Oxford Military 1:76 scale series and for 1:148 scale enthusiasts, we are ...

This N scale vehicle comes in a two-tone desert colour scheme as used by the Allied forces in Malta during WWII. The Royal Artillery Malta was a tr...

You have already been treated to this version of the AEC Matador in the same livery in 1:76 scale. Now for small scale modellers, this WWII vehicl...

The AEC Matador Wrecker was widely used between 1940 and 1960, it is not surprising that Pickfords, world-renowned for their haulage activities, wo...

Our N-scale version of the AEC Matador in the livery of the London Brick Company is an exact replica of the 1:76 scale model which already features...

The Matador was essentially an artillery tractor introduced by the Associated Equipment Company (AEC) during WWII. With a length of 20 ft 10 ins, w...

The Robert Brothers Circus was one of the most famous of the age and here we see their vibrant yellow and red colour scheme decorating an ex WWII A...

This is a crossover from the 1:76 scale Oxford military series, appearing in exactly the same livery for 1:148 scale enthusiasts. Decorated in drab...