Block IV Tomahawk Missile Model, made by Raytheon Missile Systems, Tuscon, Arizona, United States, 2013 Model of Block IV 'Tomahawk' missile, 2013 2013
Model, (Scale 1:8), of British Black Arrow rocket on launch pad, by RAE [Royal Aircraft Establishment] apprentices, Farnborough, Hampshire, England, 1969-1971 Model, (Scale 1:8) 1969-1971
Malkara - Australian anti-tank missile 1951 (incomplete - no rocket motor section) Malkara - Australian anti-tank missile
Warhead Designed for the RTV 1 Test Vehicle, plus section of fragmentation cover. Warhead Designed for the RTV 1 Test Vehicle
Experimental 'Fire Bolt' Congreve Rocket and box, painted label dated 1817 on Rocket Experimental 'Fire Bolt' Congreve Rocket and box
Seacat ship to air missile (Drill Round) with handling case Seacat ship to air missile (Drill Round) with handling case
'Firestreak' infrared homing air-to-air missile, type 2, and rubber nose cone, by de Havilland Propellers, Lostock, Lancashire, England, 1957-1988. The missile is a one stage, solid fuel weapon, with a maximum speed of 1700 kilometres/hour, over a distance of up to eight kilometres. The internal mechanisms and electronics have been removed. 'Firestreak' missile
2 Unguided Rocket Pods for use on fighter aircraft with gasket (19 rounds), unsigned 2 Unguided Rocket Pods with Gasket
Swingfire anti-tank wire-guided missile, co-developed and made by British Aircraft Corporation, England, British Aircraft Corporation (Guided Weapons), England and Fairey Engineering Ltd, Stockport, Cheshire, England, 1958-1969 Swingfire anti-tank missile 1958-1969
A3TK A.I.M. (Active Inert Missile) Polaris Missile, ca. 1970-79. A3TK A.I.M. (Active Inert Missile) Polaris Missile 1970-1979