Rommel Collection

British six-pounder gun by G. H. Davis
The British six-pounder gun: explanatory drawings. It was an efficient field and anti-tank gun of high velocity, used for example against Rommels German army in the desert, Second World War

Metal ornaments, Germany, 19th century, (1898). Creator: Unknown
Metal ornaments, France and Germany, 19th century, (1898). Empire style fittings: Figs 1-23: Metal-Ornaments of furniture in the Kings Palace [New Palace

La Roche, from Views on the Seine, engraved by Thomas Sutherland (b
STC137353 La Roche, from Views on the Seine, engraved by Thomas Sutherland (b.1785) published by R. Ackermann 1821 (colour litho) by Gendall

Metal fittings, France and Germany, 18th century, (1898). Creator: Unknown
Metal fittings, France and Germany, 18th century, (1898). Figs 1-15: Metal mountings from casts in the collection of plaster casts in the Royal Technical Institute

An aircraft which could carry torpedoes over many hundreds of miles, c1942-1943, (1945)
An aircraft which could carry torpedoes over many hundreds of miles would greatly increase out power of hitting Rommels supplies at sea, c1942-1943, (1945). From " R.A.F

Great Northern War (1700-1721). Swedish cavalry squadron in the Battle of Gadebusch of December 20, 1712 against the troops of Denmark, Norway and Saxony

Defences of El Agheila, Libya, by G. H. Davis
Where Rommel planned to make his final stand in Libya during the Second World War: El Agheila and its formidable natural defences

Erwin Rommel / Signal 1942
ERWIN ROMMEL German general in the desert in 1942 Date: 1891 - 1944

Field-Marshal Montgomery on horseback, 1945
Photograph showing Field-Marshal Montgomery riding a white Arab stallion, Germany, 1945. This horse was procured by the Germany army in 1941

Rommel Letter, Bir Hakim
BIR-HAKEIM : message sent by Rommel to the Free French forces, inviting them to surrender (which they choose not to do, instead inflicting a serious defeat on the enemy) Date: 3 June 1943

Artillery at Tobruk
North Africa : Rommels artillery bombards Tobruk, Libya, recognised as a key element in the strategy of the North African campaign Date: 1941

Rommels guns
One of Rommels 8.8cm anti-aircraft guns in action against British tanks Date: May 1940

El Agheilas defence positions by G. H. Davis
El Agheilas powerful defence positions abandoned by Rommel. A contour map of the El Agheila area in North Africa from which Rommel was driven out by Montgomery during the Second World War. Date: 1942

Rommels Panzers by G. H. Davis
Rommels Panzers: details of the PZ Mark IV, and German methods of tank transportation and refuelling during the Second World War. Date: 1942

Nicolas Rommel
NICOLAS ROMMEL Flemish lawyer Date: 1603 - 1669

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"Rommel: A Legacy of Military Brilliance and Historical Artifacts" Step into the world of Rommel, a name that echoes through history with tales of valor and military prowess. From the British six-pounder gun crafted by G. H. Davis to the Great Northern War's Swedish cavalry, each hint unravels a different facet of this legendary figure. Delve into the exquisite metal ornaments from 19th century Germany, their intricate designs reflecting an era long gone but not forgotten. Created by an unknown artist in 1898, they offer glimpses into the craftsmanship of yesteryears. A snapshot from Signal magazine in 1942 captures Erwin Rommel himself, his steely gaze embodying determination amidst wartime chaos. The defences at El Agheila, Libya, meticulously depicted by G. H. Davis, reveal strategic brilliance etched onto sand-swept landscapes. In another portrait dating back to 1942 – a black and white photograph – General Erwin Rommel emerges as a stoic leader whose presence commands respect even through time's lens. Travel further back to France and Germany during the 18th century; metal fittings adorned with elegance tell stories untold until now. Crafted anonymously in 1898, these artifacts bridge gaps between generations while preserving historical legacies. Witness an aircraft capable of carrying torpedoes over vast distances during World War II - a testament to technological advancements that shaped warfare strategies during those turbulent years. The Rommel Letter discovered at Bir Hakim offers insights into his thoughts and decisions on battlefields far away from home - words penned amidst adversity yet filled with unwavering resolve. Artillery stationed at Tobruk stands tall as silent guardians witnessing battles fought under harsh conditions; their thunderous roars echoing across deserts where legends were born and destinies were rewritten. Finally, explore "Rommel's guns, " instruments that became synonymous with his tactical brilliance.