Corgi Toys 447 Wall's Ice Cream Van
Wall's Ice Cream Van by Corgi Toys, No. 447. Very near mint/boxed, with both figures, unapplied decorative labels and Instruction Leaflet. Original packing card. From The Anthony Nesscliffe Collection. QDT starting bid £300. Please note that QDT apply 12.5% buyer's commission.
Price: £300.00
This item is sold.
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Issued between 1965-67, this sought-after Corgi Ford Thames Ice Cream Van has a shining, original blue and cream finish with complete detailed labels:
Suspension on shaped spun wheels. In very close to mint condition. A little window ‘misting’ that can often be found on these models.
Full and unapplied decorative label sheet. Note that the Instruction Leaflet is still present too, to show where to apply the stickers.
Included is the pictorial card plinth which is in virtually pristine condition – so crisp and strongly-coloured! Both figures of the ice cream seller and boy are present. With original card piece which fits inside the base of the plinth. As-new look and feel.
The pictorial card box is crisp, clean and bright. Very light wear only.Original packing card piece is still present.
An endearing and nostalgic item.
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