A beautifully preserved example of a vintage British Army tank, PH PHOTOBRONLLWYD NO.1643 at BRESSINGHAM BRONLLWYD in the early 1930s.
This well-maintained No. 4 heavy armoured tank is a true gem for collectors and enthusiasts of military history. Crafted from the finest castings by Bressingham Engineering, this tank was one of the first to feature a new streamlined hull design that improved its mobility on land.
In excellent working condition, PH PHOTOBRONLLWYD NO.1643 boasts an impressive array of features, including four road wheels, a .55-calibre anti-tank gun, and a robust .303 machine gun mount. Its large drum sprocket drives the heavy artillery piece, ensuring reliable operation in rugged terrain.
This original tank was likely used during World War II, although exact deployment records are scarce. Despite its age, PH PHOTOBRONLLWYD NO.1643 remains a testament to British military ingenuity and craftsmanship of the era. With its rich history and impressive mechanical capabilities, this unique piece is sure to captivate collectors and historians alike.
