Previously Sold Diecast Models | Diecast Gems

Provided from my own collection. Here is a rare 513 Guy Tailboard in yellow over a black chassis. Highly sort after this is in amazing condition. It comes in the correct early brown box with red and white wrap over labelling. There is a faint yellow factory splodge but a previous collector has added a modern yellow spot sticker. Fully light tested and only one tiny trace of a touch-in to the upright front bed corner. This has been professionally done and can not be seen by the eye.

Provided from my own collection. Pre-sold but listed for refence purposes. Here is a 513 Guy Tailboard in two tone green with lighter green ST wheels. It has smooth black tyres, an unpainted tow hook and a mounted spare tyre below. The box is blue with an orange label. Light tested and totally original.

Provided from my own collection. Here is a rare 513 Guy Tailboard in yellow over a dark blue chassis with matching dark blue hubs. Complete with tow hook and chassis mounted spare tyre. One of the first issued in this range of Guy lorries. It comes in a correct brown box with red and white labelling and large factory printed yellow end spot. Black light tested and totally original.  

This Van has a red cab and chassis and matching ST wheels. The box section is mainly cream with red in the lower section 'Spratt's advertising is on each box side. A spare tyre is held secure under the Dinky Supertoys chassis with large commercial smooth tyres all round. These vans created extra play appeal with their rear opening doors. This was the fourth Guy advertising Van issue following the Slumberland, Lyons and Weetabix under its early coding 514. In 1954 through a major Dinky renumbering program the Spratts van was recoded to 917 until its end in 1956. As with all these vans they are hard to find in any reasonable condition and are one of the most popular areas for Dinky Toy collectors. Spratt's was the world's first large-scale manufacturer of dog biscuits. Established by James Spratt he launched a UK operation around 1860. Interestingly this was the first company to erect a billboard in London. Fully light tested. One small touch possibly factory by a rear door hinge.  

Supplied from the Shropshire collection. One of the Guy advertising larger vans displayed in red with matching red ridged wheels and smooth black tyres it displays the 'Slumberland ' livery. A spare tyre is held secure under the Dinky Supertoys chassis. These vans created extra play appeal with their rear opening doors. This was the first of six Guy advertising Van issued. As with all these vans they are hard to find in any reasonable condition and are one of the most popular areas for Dinky Toy collectors. Fully light tested.