C459
Corgi 459 ERF Model 44G Moorhouses Van. Very near mint/boxed.
Price: £275.00
This item is no longer for sale, price for reference only.
Notes
Issued during 1958-60, this is a scarce, early Corgi Delivery Van in all original condition, coming straight from a private lifelong Corgi collection.
The model has a bright red and pale lemon finish and vivid, detailed paper labels on both sides. Flat spun wheels. One or two small chips to the paint finish at raised bodylines. The paper labels on both sides are in superb condition – not faded or torn. It is very nice to see them in this fresh condition.
Spare wheel is still present on the base, which is bright and shiny and corrosion-free.
The early picture box is complete and brightly coloured. Just a little minor wear at the end flaps.
Certain to become a favourite in your collection!
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