WW1 & WW2 Horse & Cart Ammo Carriage ( (N Scale Gauge Model)
 
 
British WW1 / WW2 Horse & Cart (With Soldiers)  
 
 
"By 1917, the Army employed over 368,000 horses on the Western Front. The vast majority of these were draught or pack animals rather than cavalry horses. The Army’s Remount Department spent £67.5 million (about £3 billion in today’s money) purchasing, training and delivering horses and mules to the front. There were not enough horses in Britain that were fit for Army service, so large numbers had to be brought from abroad. Canada, for example, sent about 130,000 horses."