Corgi Gift Set 7
Corgi Gift Set 7 Daktari. Scarce cast wheels issue. (Assumed) mint, with all accessories/boxed. Super box! From The Old School Collection.
Price: £495.00
This item is no longer for sale, price for reference only.
Notes
This cast wheel version has never been removed from its box and contains:
Corgi 438 Land Rover in green with Zebra stripes. Shiny cast wheels. This example was never fitted with a tow hook. Window glazing. Perfect “WAMERU SUB DISTRICT” lettering on the always vulnerable transfer. Tiger on the bonnet, and Dr. Marsh Tracy, notably with stethoscope and chimp.
Beautiful inner card stand. Clarence the cross-eyed lion is still has the remains of the elastic band which secured him to the card. He is still wearing the spectacles and figure of Paula is present, too.
The header card window box is complete, fresh and strongly-coloured. Very nice!
Exceptionally fine.
Barely any wear at all. Intact original cellophane. Not even the usual crease on box reverse where the header card joins the main body of the box. Tiny penned number on the box underside.
A popular Gift Set, especially this cast wheel version – in this virtually mint condition.
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