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These pages contain a selection of Tiger Tank photographsfrom the Tank Museum collection. For further information,
prices, and how to order, click the link below any photo.
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Page 3These pages contain a selection of Tiger Tank photographsfrom the Tank Museum collection. For further information, prices, and how to order, click the link below any photo. |
Click to find out how to purchase this photo. Tank Museum photo No. 0472/C/3 Tiger 131 photographed during trials conducted by the School of Tank Technology at Chertsey. Here it is coming in off the ranges, in remarkably clean condition. Among the scrap on the right is the turret of a British Light Tank Mark II. |
Click to find out how to purchase this photo. Tank Museum photo No. 0292/D/1 British personnel erect the deep wading tube on the rear deck of Tiger 131 during the period it spent at Medjez-el-Bab. It looks as if the lid of the commander's cupola has been disconnected at this time. |
Click to find out how to purchase this photo. Tank Museum photo No. 2396/C/3 A view into the driver's position of Tiger 131. Features to note are the instrument panel on the right, with the gear selector lever. The glass vision block in its frame and the various controls. |
Click to find out how to purchase this photo. Tank Museum photo No. 0292/B/3 Another interior view of Tiger 131 showing the breech end of the 88mm gun from the loader's side. The loader's seat is in the foreground and the photograph also shows clearly how the canvas bag, to catch empty shell cases, was attached to the recoil guard rail. |
Click to find out how to purchase this photo. Tank Museum photo No. 2399/B/5 A photograph apparently showing two Japanese Army officers in a Tiger I during a visit to Germany in the winter of 1943. Accounts suggest that a Tiger was to be supplied to Japan in October 1943 but ended up with SS Pz Abt 101instead. |
Click to find out how to purchase this photo. Tank Museum photo No. 4840/A/5 An early Tiger I at a War Trophy Exhibition in Moscow in 1943. It appears to have been the Commanding Officer's tank of Pz Abt 502, one of six captured in January 1943. Notice the method of fitting a stowage bin to the side of the turret, the lack of side mudguards (and the means of securing them) and the ammunition displayed on the hull. |
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