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Tradition of London NEW from our 54mm Model Series
The Arab Legion, Jordan 1920-1956 T54623 Officer, T54624 Senior Officer, T54625 Drummer, T54626 Bren Gunner and T54627 Private
In October 1920, after taking over the Transjordan
region, the United Kingdom formed a unit of 150
The Arab Legion was financed by Britain and
commanded by British officers.
In Jordan 1939, John Bagot Glubb, better known as
Glubb Pasha
Price Painted each £39.35
The Royal Danish Guards in full-dress uniform, 54mm Model Soldiers
On special occasions and other ceremonial matters
within the Royal House the Royal Danish Life Guards D4-1 Officer, D4-2 Standard Bearer, D4-3 Flautist, D4-4 Drummer, D4-5 Private D4-6 Sergeant and D4-7 Drum Major
Price Painted each £39.35
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Around 1964 Tradition began publishing a groundbreaking, prestigious magazine on military uniforms, which went under the title Tradition and following the success of the magazine, the model soldier range and their shop were similarly named. Many leading military authors and artists, past and present, were at the time contributors to Tradition magazine, which ceased publication in 1974. Fortunately, a number of past issues of this famous magazine are still available. Each issue contains many articles on military uniforms and related subjects, fully illustrated in black and white and colour. Have a look!
10% discount when ordered in
February
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