Corgi 407
Corgi 407 Smith's Karrier Bantam Mobile Shop. Very near mint/boxed, with promotional booklet & Trade Box for 6! From The Inverness Collection.
Price: £245.00
This item is no longer for sale, price for reference only.
Notes
This model has a very pale green finish, flat spun wheels, black painted baseplate. Presents well. Delightfully detailed grocer shop window scene with ‘Sugar Puffs’ and ‘New Laid Eggs’ especially high-lighted!
All paper labels are notably complete. Little edge crease to one. Mere tiny mark or two away from mint. Well-shaped original tyres.
Peeping through the rear windows, one can see the grocer behind the counter waiting for customers.
The early blue card picture box is clean, crisp, brightly-coloured and complete. Small corner crumple.
Original Trade Box which would have included 6 models included. Wear commensurate with age and edge ruffling.
Promotional Booklet.
This model was in production between 1957-62.
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