Trade Box 6 x Dinky 29C Double Deck Buses
5 x Dinky 29C Double Deck Buses in Dinky Trade Box. Scarce 'FLAT STYLE' version. With original dividers. All Type 2 issues. Very scarce! From The Reference Collection. Near mint - near mint plus. QDT starting bid £400. Please note that QDT apply 12.5% buyer's commission.
Price: £400.00
This item is sold.
Notes
This is the harder to find ‘flat style’ version of the Trade box for early Dinky Buses.
This remarkable survivor contains the following selection of Post-War Type 2 buses as follows:
3 x green & cream versions, with green ridged wheels and well-shaped smooth black tyres.
1 Bus has a few yellowish retouches to the cream.
2 x red & cream versions, with red ridged wheels and well-shaped smooth black tyres.
Occasional small subtle retouching may be found when scrutinised.
Flat style Trade box is larger than the more usual version where the buses are stored on their wheels. In this flat style box, the models lay on their sides.
Complete, bright and fresh yellow informative label. Couple of careful lid seam repairs.
Dinky period shop price and factory stamp. Complete with original card dividers.
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