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Lesney Model of Yesteryear first production and limited edition models and Lledo first production models
one No. 36 Model T Ford - Special for Smith's Crisps, with white roof, blue body, black base, red spoked wheels, gold radiator and windscreen and label on two sides and back, one No. 39 1958 Chevrolet Impala, one No. 40 Craven Black Cat collection of Vintage Cars cigarette cards, fourteen No. 41 Fowler Showman's Engine (limited edition first production run of 200 in approved colours), one No. 42 Fowler Showman's Engine, in original box and with outer transport box (limited edition first production run of 200 in approved colours), three No. 43 Model T Ford Suze (first production run of 200 in approved colours), five No. 44 Talbot Vans Taystee; two with yellow bases and three with black bases (first production run of 200 in approved colours), three No. 45 Model T Ford Colsman Mustard (first production run of 200 in approved colours), one No. 46 Model T Ford Colmans Mustard, in original box (first production run of 200 in approved colours), two No. 47 Yorkshire Steam Engine Johnnie Walker Whisky, packed in cellophane (first production run of 200 in approved colours, made in Macau), one No. 48 Model T Ford (first production run of 200 in approved colours), two No. 49 Atkinson Steam Wagon Blue Circle Cement, in original box (first production run of 200 in approved colours), one No. 50 Mack Truck Artic Ice-Cream (first production run, made in Macau), one No. 51 Renault Type AG Baker Confectionery, in original box (first production run of 200 in approved colours), one No. 52 Preston Tram Car Swan Vesta, in original box (first production run of 200 in approved colours), two No. 53 Renault Ambulance (first production run of 200 in approved colours), one No. 54 Renault Ambulance, in original box (first production run of 200 in approved colours), No. 55 Talbot Van Roses, in original box (first production run of 200 in approved colours), one No. 56 Talbot Van Spratts, in original box (first production run of 200 in approved colours), one gold vacuum plated No. 57 Crossley RAF Tender Coal and Coke, (first production run of 200 in approved colours), one No. 58 Crossley RAF Tender Coal and Coke (first production run of 200 in approved colours), one No. 59 Foden C Type Steam Wagon and Trailer Frasers', in original box, (first production run of 200), one No. 60 Model A Ford Special for Advertising Purposes Matchbox 75 Miniature, in original box (This is the Ideal Premium, for companies to advertise themselves on), one No 61 Hispano Suiza, in original box (first production run of 200 in approved colours), No. 62 Matchbox Miniature Series red London bus, one No. 63 Matchbox Miniature Series Ford A, in original box and an extra box (made specially for 2nd M.I.C.A. Convention), one No. 64 Zoomy Ballonies Matchbox Series, one No. 65 Dodge Car Van Miniature, in original box, one No. 66 Dodge Daytona Miniature, in original box and one No. 67 Lledo - Days Gone By (10 first production run and tooling made by Rayleigh Technical Design, a company started by P. O'Dowd and D McCarthy in 1980) (67)
one No. 36 Model T Ford - Special for Smith's Crisps, with white roof, blue body, black base, red spoked wheels, gold radiator and windscreen and label on two sides and back, one No. 39 1958 Chevrolet Impala, one No. 40 Craven Black Cat collection of Vintage Cars cigarette cards, fourteen No. 41 Fowler Showman's Engine (limited edition first production run of 200 in approved colours), one No. 42 Fowler Showman's Engine, in original box and with outer transport box (limited edition first production run of 200 in approved colours), three No. 43 Model T Ford Suze (first production run of 200 in approved colours), five No. 44 Talbot Vans Taystee; two with yellow bases and three with black bases (first production run of 200 in approved colours), three No. 45 Model T Ford Colsman Mustard (first production run of 200 in approved colours), one No. 46 Model T Ford Colmans Mustard, in original box (first production run of 200 in approved colours), two No. 47 Yorkshire Steam Engine Johnnie Walker Whisky, packed in cellophane (first production run of 200 in approved colours, made in Macau), one No. 48 Model T Ford (first production run of 200 in approved colours), two No. 49 Atkinson Steam Wagon Blue Circle Cement, in original box (first production run of 200 in approved colours), one No. 50 Mack Truck Artic Ice-Cream (first production run, made in Macau), one No. 51 Renault Type AG Baker Confectionery, in original box (first production run of 200 in approved colours), one No. 52 Preston Tram Car Swan Vesta, in original box (first production run of 200 in approved colours), two No. 53 Renault Ambulance (first production run of 200 in approved colours), one No. 54 Renault Ambulance, in original box (first production run of 200 in approved colours), No. 55 Talbot Van Roses, in original box (first production run of 200 in approved colours), one No. 56 Talbot Van Spratts, in original box (first production run of 200 in approved colours), one gold vacuum plated No. 57 Crossley RAF Tender Coal and Coke, (first production run of 200 in approved colours), one No. 58 Crossley RAF Tender Coal and Coke (first production run of 200 in approved colours), one No. 59 Foden C Type Steam Wagon and Trailer Frasers', in original box, (first production run of 200), one No. 60 Model A Ford Special for Advertising Purposes Matchbox 75 Miniature, in original box (This is the Ideal Premium, for companies to advertise themselves on), one No 61 Hispano Suiza, in original box (first production run of 200 in approved colours), No. 62 Matchbox Miniature Series red London bus, one No. 63 Matchbox Miniature Series Ford A, in original box and an extra box (made specially for 2nd M.I.C.A. Convention), one No. 64 Zoomy Ballonies Matchbox Series, one No. 65 Dodge Car Van Miniature, in original box, one No. 66 Dodge Daytona Miniature, in original box and one No. 67 Lledo - Days Gone By (10 first production run and tooling made by Rayleigh Technical Design, a company started by P. O'Dowd and D McCarthy in 1980) (67)
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