Previously Sold Diecast Models | Diecast Gems

Supplied by the fabulous 'Welsh' collection. Dinky Toys 667 Missile Servicing Platform Vehicle is a fine military model from the Dinky factory issued between 1960-64. It comes in a stripe blue and white picture box. Light tested with an ultra violet lamp.

Here is a nearly complete box of black tyres in original condition. The contents are 11 of 12 original tyres.

Supplied from my personal collection on request.

Dinky 669 USA Army Jeep. Scarce US Export issue. Rare picture box version!

 

Supplied from the Dutch collection.

Dinky 669 USA Army Jeep. Scarce US Export issue. 

 

This Armoured Car 670 is finished in military greenwith complete regiment transfers. It has matching ridged wheels, black grip tyres and a clean 670 mottled base plate. Light tested and original.

Supplied from the 'Welsh' collection. This is a later version of the Armoured Car in matt military green finish, with a black gloss shiny base plate, ridged hubs and later bobbly tyres. It is supplied in the later lighter yellow picture box. Totally original.

Supplied from my own collection on request. This little jeep a most popular military item when originally purchased by children as it was one of the easiest pocket money toys available was a fantastic detailed diecast model. Finished in all over military green including the ridged wheels there was a metal painted windscreen with army driver in brown tunics, silver headlights and a spare wheel mounted at the rear. Holes were made in all three spare seats so that you could add the accessories of extra soldiers for play value. It comes in a yellow picture box. Light tested and no touch-ins.

Supplied from my own collection on request. Issue date unknown but likely around 1969-70 This very rare little Jeep made for export only was only found and recorded this century, with a limited supply only, identified. Finished in the 'UN' livery of white with military gloss green to the wheel arch surrounds and the wheels. The four main wheels are plastic and the rear mounted spare is metal. The most vulnerable part of this model is it's windscreen which when found can often show cracking. I have seen four examples over the last 20 years two supplied in the red and yellow non picture box and two in the lighter yellow picture box with the machine side cut end tabs. This is the later. The best example i have seen in mint condition. Light tested and no touch-ins.