Scratchbuilt from metal and brass, this is a good sturdy model of a 1942 Nebelwerfer.

Mounted on a wooden board base, the model's dimensions are approx. 7" high, 9.25" long and 7" high.

An exquisite little model with brass metalwork and wooden carriage, wheels and base.

Overall length 5 1/4", width 2 3/4", height 2 7/8".

Excellent model in metal and wood of the Royal Horse Artillery quick firing field gun introduced in 1913. Used in great numbers in WW1, there was a particularly fierce engagement at Nery when an artilleryman won a VC. Withdrawn from frontline service in 1936 although some may have been used in exceptional circumstances.

For ceremonial purposes a battery of six guns is used at almost every royal occasion where a salute is fired - as at the Queen Mother's funeral. The guns are kept at St. John's Wood.

1/12 scale produces a good size model: 10.8" long, 6" wide, 4.5" high.

Nicely turned brass barrel with a wooden carriage.

Model length is 7", width 6 1/2", height 4 1/4"

Superb all brass `quarter scale' model of a .303 Vickers machine gun. The model was built around 1961 by Mr. Maurice Dollin completely from scratch, from solid brass so there are no working parts.. Incorporated on the display base is Sgt. Instructor Albert Dollin's cap badge from the Machine Gun Corps, which was only in existence as a corps for 3 years.

The model is complete with its tripod mount, ammunition belt and box, condenser can and hose. The base measures approx. 15" x 11 1/2" while the barrel length is 11" and tripod splay also 11".

It is cased in a perspex display case measuring 16" x 12 1/2" x 8" high.

Unusual scratchbuilt model, mainly from aluminium, painted British Army olive drab. Not a very well know gun, the 7.2" was employed mainly in the desert.

Displayed on a wooden base the length is approx 14 1/2", width 5 1/4", height 6 1/4".

Another unique solid brass model, this is of the 4.1" gun in and used at the siege of Kimberley.

Mounted on a wooden base, the model has a length of 11.4", width over the axles of 5" and a height of 4 3/4"

Brass model & tripod with wooden stock. Wooden base.

Length 12 1/4", width 3 1/4", height 4 1/4".

Fine brass model of the 40 Pdr Rifled Muzzel Loader which must represent a good example from the period of change from smooth bore muzzle loaders to breech loading rifled guns.

Length 15 1/2", width 7 3/4", height 6 3/4"

Sturdy, metal model on a wooden base. Painted British Army olive drab green.

Length 14", 5 1/4" wide, 5 1/4" high.

Very nice brass model on a wooden base.

Length 8 1/2", width 2 3/4", height 3".

Excellent model of a fortress depression gun - the angle of depression is adjustable. Made from turned brass and wood and mounted on a wooden base sized 15" x 5 3/4". (38cm x 14.6cm).

Model size 10" x 4 1/2" x 6" high (25cm x 11.4cm x 15cm).

Very nice brass and wood model of the 6lb gun with limber and mounted on a wooden base. The whole measuring 18" x 6" x 4" high (46cm x15cm x 10cm).

Excellent model of this important and powerful German gun. The Afrika Korps' initial success in the desert was in no small part due to the quality of its artillery and this model is based on a gun shipped to Africa.

Made from metal and wood with an overall size of 31" x 9" x 7 1/2" high (79cm x 23cm x 19cm). Its another good sized model.