This is a complete and very well-preserved track link, believed to be a post-war reproduction of the iconic King Tiger tank track link. While the exact date of manufacture is unknown, it was found in Eastern Europe, where several such reproductions have surfaced.
The link shows no signs of use and is in very solid condition, with only light surface rust. It has been carefully cleaned and retains a maker's mark on the reverse, though it is partially obscured and difficult to read. Despite being a reproduction, this piece is rare and hard to find, especially in such good condition.
With original wartime links now commanding prices between £700-£900, this is an excellent and much more affordable alternative, ideal for display or filling a gap in a collection. It would even be suitable for a static King Tiger tank display, thanks to its accurate dimensions and detailing.
This is a complete and very well-preserved track link, believed to be a post-war reproduction of the iconic King Tiger tank track link. While the exact date of manufacture is unknown, it was found in Eastern Europe, where several such reproductions have surfaced.
The link shows no signs of use and is in very solid condition, with only light surface rust. It has been carefully cleaned and retains a maker's mark on the reverse, though it is partially obscured and difficult to read. Despite being a reproduction, this piece is rare and hard to find, especially in such good condition.
With original wartime links now commanding prices between £700-£900, this is an excellent and much more affordable alternative, ideal for display or filling a gap in a collection. It would even be suitable for a static King Tiger tank display, thanks to its accurate dimensions and detailing.
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