Corgi 447
Corgi 447 Wall's Ice Cream Van. Very, very near mint/boxed, with both figures, unapplied decorative labels and Instruction Leaflet. Original packing card. From The Mayfair Collection.
Price: £425.00
This item is no longer for sale, price for reference only.
Notes
Issued between 1965-67, this sought-after Corgi Ford Thames Ice Cream Van has a shining, original blue and cream finish with complete detailed labels:
Suspension on shaped spun wheels. In beautiful, virtually mint condition and happily free of the window ‘misting’ that can often be found on these models.
Included is the sheet of decorative labels and Instruction Leaflet to show where to apply the stickers.
The pictorial card plinth which is in very close to pristine condition – so crisp and strongly-coloured! Both figures of the ice cream seller and boy are present.
The pictorial card box is complete and brightly-coloured.
Light wear includes a light stain on a non-picture side and a crease on another. Very small fleck of surface loss.
Original packing card piece is still present.
An endearing and nostalgic item.
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