C205
Corgi 205 Riley Pathfinder Saloon. Very near mint/unboxed. Scarce version with SPUN WHEELS. From a large, stunning diverse collection with many items in old shop stock condition.
Notes
From one of the largest, private collections we have ever seen, with many items bought new at the time and stored away until now. Taken as a whole, the collection provides an exciting, kaleidoscopic snapshot of popular diecast toys issued during the 1960?s -1970?s.
Issued between 1956-62 in either red or blue finish, and nearly always found with flat spun wheels. So this version in all original bright red finish, with shaped spun wheels is a must for your collection! Looking as-new with only a little casting mark on the boot and a couple of raised casting dots on the roof. A really lovely classic car – in all original, shop-fresh condition:
Shiny base and as-new supple, original tyres.

Fine original silver detailing at the radiator, bumpers and lights.
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