Dinky 564
Dinky 564 Elevator Loader. Early issue. Yellow & blue with blue metal wheels, black step-plate, gold coloured rivets & brass winding handle cuff. Very near mint/boxed. Includes layers of original packing & Dinky Quality Control Tag. Rarest box version From The Reference Collection
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Every Dinky collector remembers these! A well-loved Dinky classic that will surely bring back happy memories. An early issue made during the mid 1950’s. This Elevator Loader has a bright yellow and mid-blue finish with the original intact supple black rubber conveyor belt (so often these suffer over the years becoming brittle and breaking). Blue metal wheels.
Occasional tiny mark only. Bright metal parts. Nice to see that this example comes with the detachable plate which fits at the end of the hopper (often missing). Fine sheen to the paint finish. Bright winding handle with brass cuff. Note the black step-plate at the side and the black metal levers too.
Hard to find box version in deep blue has been carefully handled and stored, so retaining its colour vibrancy, complete clean paper labels and showing minimal age wear. All packing pieces are present, as well as the Dinky Quality Control Tag too. Rare to find so complete.
This popular models cost a whopping 22/4 shillings- at the time, significantly more than the Fodens etc. of the same era.
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