Husky Gift Set 3005
Husky Gift Set 3005 Holiday-Time. U.K issue. Mint/boxed. From The Monty Calme Husky & Corgi Junior Collection. QDT starting bid £350. Please note that QDT apply 12.5% buyer's commission.
Notes
A rare find – especially difficult to find in this old shop stock condition!
Issued between 1968-69, this delightful 8-piece Gift Set comprises:
VW 1300 in blue
Citroen Safari in LIME GOLD with BROWN Boat
Willys Jeep in METALLIC GREEN with grey windshield
Duple Vista Coach in green & white
Speedboat on GOLD Trailer
E Type Jaguar in maroon
Ford Camper in METALLIC BLUE
Studebaker Wagonaire in LEMON
All held beneath the original card and cellophane over-wrap, so never touched!
Colourfully illustrated card box is fresh and vibrantly-coloured, so carefully handled and stored.
Note that this is the version with small font writing below the word ‘HUSKY’.
The delicate cellophane overwrap has light storage wear and a small tear at the front and a section of the cellophane over-wrap missing at the reverse.
Still an exceptional item!
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