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The Fiat G55 Centauro was a single engine, single seat Italian fighter plane which took part in the Italian Campaign between 1943 and 1945.  It was...

The Bedford OB Coach was first introduced in 1930 and had a wheelbase of 14ft 6ins, designed to carry 29 passengers.  It was fitted with a 27hp pet...

The Land Rover Series II was launched in 1958, being superseded by the Series IIA in 1961. The off road Land Rover came with a number of variants, ...

Oxford Diecast 11th African Div Sudan 1941 Caunter Scheme Austin Tilly Dimensions and WeightsPacked: 8.6cm x 5.3cm x 4.6cm ( L x W x H )Unpacked: 5...

The Ploughing Engine produced by the famous Leeds Engineers John Fowler, This is an N Scale version - 148 times smaller than the real thing. Approx...

From the mid 1930s, several types of Bedford civilian trucks were converted to military vehicles, many of which saw service during WWII. The Bedfor...

Oxford’s Packard Clipper is a replica of a car built by the Packard Motor Company (and later by Studebaker-Packard), spanning the years between 194...

The Packard Clipper Touring Sedan first hit the American streets in April 1941, our model is a replica of the early vehicle which was only availabl...

The Curtiss P-40 Warhawk was an American single engined, single-seat all-metal fighter and ground attack aircraft produced between 1939 and 1944. ‘...

This 1:72 scale Oxford aircraft represents a No. 23 Squadron Mosquito which was deployed to RAF Luqa in Malta. The squadron was the first to use th...

The Mustang P51 was a North American single engine single seat fighter and fighter-bomber first used in World War Two. It was first developed in th...

Supermarine Spitfire LF.Mk.IXE TE565 is a specific, historically significant aircraft currently on display at the National Technical Museum in Prag...

The 1:87 scale Mercury 8 Coupe ́ appears in a pale yellow shade with interior stone coloured seating. It is registered in Georgia, the Peach State,...

Oxford’s 1:87 scale series of the 1950 Chevrolet Panel Van has seen some interesting uses including Police, Ambulance and the ultimate trade van. H...

The Nash Rambler, introduced in 1950, was seen as the first successful modern American compact car, promoting the idea of a small but luxurious eco...

Oxford have previously launched the 1950 Nash Rambler with a closed top, so for this version it’s great to see the second tooling option displaying...

Oxford’s 1:87 scale Studebaker dates from 1950, the final version of a car that had had a bumpy ride until that point, interrupted by the War but f...

The Studebaker Champion Starlight Coupé was manufactured by the Studebaker motor company between 1947 and 1955 under its Champion and Commander se...

Studebaker joins the Oxford 1:87 scale series with a 1950s version of a car that had been launched in 1939, was halted in 1942 and and re-emerged a...

This represents the Sunbeam Talbot 90 MK II, made between 1950 and 1952. Improvements over its predecessor, the Sunbeam Talbot 2-litre, included a...

The 1953 Kaiser Manhattan was designed by two of Kaiser’s team, Howard ‘Dutch’ Darrin and Howard McRae, the vehicle emerged in 1953 in the midst of...

In real life, Pontiac launched the Chieftain in 1954 when it was available as a four-door sedan (saloon), sedan coupé, business coupé and de luxe...

This 1955 Buick Century appears in two-tone pale yellow and white,  registered DB 88 99 from Maryland. It is based on the 2-door coupé or sedan an...

Chrysler introduced the New Yorker DeLuxe in 1940 and it remained one of the company’s most prestigious cars right up until 1996. It was available ...