A very rare find. Just acquired from Australia. 'Diecast Gem' Here is a very rare Austin Healey Tourer in late issue brick red with a grey interior, Spun wheels, black shiny gloss base, tail lights and 'M' tyres. In 2020 I sold three of these models from my own collection one in cream and two in bright red and brick red. Here is an unexpected further model in the late issue shade of brick red which I have only ever seen with the rare spun wheel variation. It comes in a yellow picture box with red printed end spots. A highly sought after  model. Alongside the 104 Aston Martin, it is fair to give these models a 'Rare' description. Many collectors have not even seen or held such a model. Fully light tested and no added touches observed.

Here is a rare late issue of the Universal Jeep finished in Orange with red plastic wheels-black metal steering wheels-black grip tyres and spare-tow hook-black metal windscreen. A very hard to find last issue colour in it's correct lighter yellow picture box with orange end spots. Light tested and totally original.

Supplied from my own collection. Scarce early Post War.

This is a version in royal blue with a blue interior black smooth hubs, solid steering wheel, a laquered base plate with royal blue domed rivets and black smooth tyres.

Light tested and totally original.

A 'Diecast Gem' This is a great example of the very rare Dodge tipper in deep Burgundy red with standard green back and ridged wheels. It has an early base plate and there is no '414' cast on the underside of the green back. This has to be one of the rarest small commercials with bold colour variation Dinky ever released. I have only seen two reasonable ones in 30 years. Missing from many a serious collection this rare Dinky is a must. Fully light tested and no touch-ins.  

Announcing a "Diecast Gem" American classic in all over cream with green ridged wheels. This is a very scarce US Export. The base plate has an open towing cut out. Never an easy model to find in any condition. It comes Unboxed as sold from a shop keepers box of six models. This model became one of six American classic cars, affectionately known as the 39 series. The Chrysler was original launched in the pre war period 1939 alongside the other 5 models and eventually came to the end of its life in 1952. In 1950 each model was given special liveries for the US export market and three of these models were painted in two tones including the Chrysler. The US exports have become particularly sought after and when in really good condition fetch a premium. This model is one of those. Very rare. It would be hard to find a better model. Museum quality.