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The Tank Museum Guide to Daimler Ferret

£30.00 GBP
The Tank Museum Guide to Daimler Ferret comprehensively covers the history, development, production, uses, and ownership of arguably the most successful armoured car of all time.

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The Tank Museum Guide to Daimler Ferret comprehensively covers the history, development, production, uses, and ownership of arguably the most successful armoured car of all time.

Entering service in 1951, and with many marks and variants, it was fast and simple: accompanying British forces in every major post-war deployment for over 40 years.

The combination of Daimler Engineering and a Rolls Royce engine guaranteed its quality - and ensured its reputation as a vehicle that could follow and find the enemy wherever they went.

*Mock-ups are subject to change.

Written by acclaimed author Pat Ware, the author of The Tank Museum Guide to Sherman.

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Great reference

Great refence book on the history of the Ferret. I personally own a 1953 made Ferret MK2, and it's great to have the whole history laid out with excellent photos of all the variants etc.

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M.M.
GREAT

Good content, arrived with no damage, very happy overall

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a.s.
Excellent Review of the Daimler Ferret

Well written, good photographs, a comprehensive account of the history, service and technical capability of the Ferret. A nostalgic report, too, of the only Armoured Vehicles that I actually commanded (in Aden and Singapore) during my own military career. It is a pleasure to own the book.

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D.G.
Another excellent book from Bovington tank Museum

Full of great photo’s normally you wouldn’t get to see, This is another book in the series and all are fantastic, full of really good information from the start of design to restoring old vehicles and everything in between you would need to know. This book includes an account of the final operational use by a person on the crew, during the first Gulf War.
Also extracts from other operational tours by the people who were there and used the ferret.

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A.B.

Another great publication from the tank museum. Full of images useful to the modeller and detailed information for the history buff. Great buy.

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The Tank Museum Guide to Daimler Ferret Book TM Publications
TM Publications

The Tank Museum Guide to Daimler Ferret

£30.00 GBP

The Tank Museum Guide to Daimler Ferret comprehensively covers the history, development, production, uses, and ownership of arguably the most successful armoured car of all time.

Entering service in 1951, and with many marks and variants, it was fast and simple: accompanying British forces in every major post-war deployment for over 40 years.

The combination of Daimler Engineering and a Rolls Royce engine guaranteed its quality - and ensured its reputation as a vehicle that could follow and find the enemy wherever they went.

*Mock-ups are subject to change.

Written by acclaimed author Pat Ware, the author of The Tank Museum Guide to Sherman.

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