Dinky Toys 30B Rolls Royce
Rolls Royce by Dinky Toys, No. 30B. LAVENDER BLUE & black, black SMOOTH wheels. TYPE 3 chassis. Such a scarce find. Excellent plus/never boxed individually. From The esteemed Spa-Francorchamps Collection. QDT starting bid £125. Please note that QDT apply 12.5% buyer's commission.
Price: £125.00
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Notes
This luxurious car has a distinctive lavender blue and black finish, intact radiator and headlight assembly. Complete radiator emblem. Smooth black wheels (light crazing to one). 3rd type chassis. Original fine tread black tyres.
A light sprinkling of little marks to the paint finish. Well-shaped original tyres run well. At the time, this model would have been supplied to the shops in trade boxes of six.
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