C440
Corgi 440 Ford Consul Super Estate Car Golfing Set. Very, very near mint/boxed. Scarce with packing & additional 'Opening Tailgate' sign. An exceptionally fresh and complete set from The M.P. Collection in Switzerland.
Notes
A popular Corgi set issued between 1966-69, this Cortina Estate model has a lustrous deep metallic blue finish, and comes complete with the rare ‘Opening Tailgate’ sign and card packing.
This set comprises:
1) Corgi 491 Ford Consul Super Estate Car with “wood” side panels, suspension on bright shaped spun wheels, jewelled headlights, cream interior and opening tailgate. Bright chrome. Fine, well-shaped tyres.
Hard to find a mark – downgraded due to the addition of Corgi period accessory labels ( numberplates and tax disc).
2) Golfer, caddie and trolley; all original and as-new!
Inner card stand has vibrant colours on extremely crisp barely handled card. Pristine.
The outer box is very fresh, bright and complete. Crisp, as-new feel. Light wear.
Unfolded Corgi Club Membership Form is included.
Rarely seen with the sign and card wrap-around packing piece too.
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