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Details of Crescent Toys 1251 5.5inch Medium Howitzer Gun

Crescent Toys 1251
 Peter Leach
Crescent Toys 1251
Crescent Toys 1251
 Peter Leach
Crescent Toys 1251
Crescent Toys 1251
 Peter Leach
Crescent Toys 1251
Crescent Toys 1251
 Peter Leach
Crescent Toys 1251
Crescent Toys 1251
 Peter Leach
Crescent Toys 1251
Crescent Toys 1251
 Peter Leach
Crescent Toys 1251
Crescent Toys 1251
 Peter Leach
Crescent Toys 1251
Crescent Toys 1251
 Peter Leach
Crescent Toys 1251
Crescent Toys 1251
 Peter Leach
Crescent Toys 1251
Crescent Toys 1251
 Peter Leach
Crescent Toys 1251
Crescent Toys 1251
 Peter Leach
Crescent Toys 1251
Crescent Toys 1251
 Peter Leach
Crescent Toys 1251
Crescent Toys 1251
 Peter Leach
Crescent Toys 1251
Crescent Toys 1251
 Peter Leach
Crescent Toys 1251
Crescent Toys 1251
 Huibert
Crescent Toys 1251
Crescent Toys 1251
 Huibert
Crescent Toys 1251
Crescent Toys 1251
 Huibert
Crescent Toys 1251
Crescent Toys 1251
 Huibert
Crescent Toys 1251
Crescent Toys 1251
 Huibert
Crescent Toys 1251
Crescent Toys 1251
 Huibert
Crescent Toys 1251
Crescent Toys 1251
 Huibert
Crescent Toys 1251

The Crescent Toys 5.5inch Medium Howitzer Gun . There were versions with right hand elevating wheels and left hand elevating wheels both shown here. Originally with play ammunition.

The real UK-army gun in service from 1941-1980 with a range of 16000 yards or 15km. It was available in olive drab finish at 1:32 scale. Released as Crescent Toys 1251 in 1957 withdrawn as Crescent Toys 1251 in 1965.

Organisation:

army

Origin:

made in England

Vehicle make:

Howitzer

Vehicle model:

5.5inch Medium, BL - 5.5 inch Howitzer

Vehicle type:

Gun, Medium Gun Howitzer, military

Wheels:

tyres with tread

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Contributors

Thank you to the following contributors of images and or information for this page.

  • Thanks to Huibert
  • Thanks to Peter Leach