Previously Sold

Provided from my own Dinky collection. This superb model of the Rambler Classic comes in peppermint green with a silver roof rack. It features an opening bonnet and a drop down rear panel. It has bright detailing such as the number plates, tail lights the door handles as well as fine silvering to the bumpers. It comes in the Hong Kong Dinky pictorial picture style flap box. Light tested and totally original.

Here is a rare version of the Pullmore Transporter in deep blue with fawn decks with 2x2 rivet sides. Finished with matching blue ridged wheelsand full and complete transfers to both sides and back. This is the first example of this version I have ever had. It comes in a 582 stripped box. There is also the paler blue 794 loading ramp. Light tested and free of any touch-ins.

Supplied from my own long standing collection. In 1952-54 The first A.E.C. Fuel Tanker was issued in Red with a yellow tank and yellow ST hubs with grey tyres. On the side were transfers reading 'Shell Chemicals Ltd' In 1954-55 and an even shorter life span the same model was released as 991. At this time they dropped the 'Ltd' and the transfers just read 'Shell Chemicals'. They changed the box from the 591 blue box with orange label to the 991 stripped blue and white box. Why this explanation? This model and box have been in my collection for around 30 years. Either it was exchanged with another or it was transitional. The early 591 box has the rarer latter 991 model. Light tested and superb.

Here is Dinky 620 Berliet Missile Launcher, a six wheel open truck in drab green with a black plastic mounted launcher for the white and red missile. The missile is still in it's original inner packing sleeve.. The truck has windows an un painted rear tow hook and matching metal wheels, It comes in a white panel illustrated box with end flaps. Light tested and original.