C1141
Corgi 1141 Articulated Milk Tanker (TK version). Scarce. Near mint plus/boxed. From 'The New European' Collection.
Price: £375.00
This item is no longer for sale, price for reference only.
Notes
With a Corgi collection richly evoking the period between the late 1950?s through to the mid 1970?s, this large European Collection has been lovingly compiled by an enthusiast with particular emphasis on point of sale, including original cabinets and literature, prototypes, promotional items, alongside a high quality collection of individual models and Gift Sets.
A sought-after Corgi commercial truck, this is the TK Bedford Milk Tanker finished in a crisp blue & white finish with fine fresh-looking original labels throughout (tiny crease to one).
Lemon interior, shaped spun wheels. Both wing mirrors are intact, although one lacks the little reflective piece.
Couple of subtle touch-ins and a few negligible marks.
The end flap pictorial box is complete with no graffiti. Wear and a glue repair at an end flap seam. Packing card piece is included.
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