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Britains Models No. 1433 Army Covered Wagon, Caterpillar Type with Driver
Army Covered Wagon, Caterpillar Type with Driver by Britains Models, No. 1433. Very near mint /boxed, with Quality Control Slip & Britains WRAPPING PAPER. Later issue with rounded bonnet front, split windscreen & transfer detail headlights. Scarce final version from 1956. From The Denis Tyler Collection. Starting bid £100. Please note that QDT apply 12.5% buyer's commission.
Notes
This Army Covered Wagon has a lustrous deep khaki finish, driver and a shiny silver trim. Green plastic wheels and well-shaped tyres. Later issue so doors do not open, bonnet has a rounded front and there is reduced silver trim. Note too the transfer headlight details. Metal tracks, drop-down tailboard. Tan tinplate tilt.
Occasional tiny mark to the paint finish.
The deeply coloured lift-off lid box is complete and bright. Fine and complete illustrated paper label. Light wear only. With Quality Control Slip & Britains printed Tissue Paper Wrapping.
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