Britains 9377 Safari Land-Rover, with figures
Safari Land-Rover, with figures by Britains Ltd. Np. 9377. Assumed mint/boxed, with card over-sleeve. From The Marc Mulvale Collection. Starting bid £300. Please note that QDT apply 12.5% buyer's commission.
Price: £400.00
This item is sold.
Notes
Pleasing, unused example from the well-regarded Britains Company.
Stored away until now and this box does not appear to have ever been opened! This chunky Safari Land-Rover has a black and white finish with a white canopy, beige plastic wheels and fine original supple ‘Dunlop’ tyres. Spare stowed. Delicate wing mirrors are intact. Glazing is unscratched. Complete ‘BRITAINS SAFARI’ labels and luggage stored on the roof. Opening doors, headlights detail, number plates. With both figures.
Assumed mint.
Presented in a wonderfully fresh and crisp card and cellophane box. The original cellophane has a couple of tiny punctures.
Very fine and crisp colourful card plinth.
Light outer box wear.
With card over-sleeve too!
Please note it may be necessary to carefully open the box in order to ensure a safe journey to its new owner.
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