immortal, they stand head and shoulders above the rest when the topic of

discussion turns to the history of mechanised agriculture.

The single cylinder Field Marshall evocatively portrayed in this outstanding study 

by Ray Ayres, is one of those tractors.It attracts a large and faithful following among 

farmers in Britain as a natural successor to the traction engine.

They were in production from 1945 to 1957 and were manufactured in Lincolnshire,

always in a dark Brunswick Green colour with the wheels finished in silver. Its main

distinguishing feature was the cigar shaped exhaust pipe and the mounting  of the

radiator core on the side. 

This example is clean and tidy, free from damage, sorry no Cert, it is a

large figurine see "Item Specifics" above and very heavy, hence postage cost.

At this time I have a good collection of figurines listed on Ebay, they cover many

different areas of study and include a few other tractors. Please browse through

them and thanks for looking.