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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 4These 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. 0660/A/6 A British Cromwell slips past the knocked out Tiger I of Kampfgruppe Schulze during the advanced to the Aller in April 1945. A poor quality photograph but one which emphasises the difference in size between the Tiger and a British cruiser tank. |
Click to find out how to purchase this photo. Tank Museum photo No. 2399/C/2 A typical publicity stunt laid on for the benefit of the Press. An early Tiger I smashes its way through a house. The turret has been reversed to save the gun but the risk of damage is still considerable. |
Click to find out how to purchase this photo. Tank Museum photo No. 0566/F/5 A wet Tiger I emerging from the deep wading test tank at Haustenbeck. On this example the breather tube is mounted on the commander's cupola and stayed to the smoke discharger brackets. |
Click to find out how to purchase this photo. Tank Museum photo No. 2907/D/2 The Tiger blown apart by British troops on the Robaa Road. The picture shows various interesting things; the internal face of the track; the fuel tank and radiator; and the writing on the road wheel indicating it was for Pz Abt 501 & it weighed 77 Kg. |
Click to find out how to purchase this photo. Tank Museum photo No. 0292/B/6 |
American soldiers examining a turretless Tiger I in Tunisia. The tank has become well and truly ditched, but it shows relatively little sign of damage - beyond the fact that the driver's hatch is missing and the Feifel air cleaner piping is partially disconnected. |
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