Trade Box Dinky 290
Shopkeeper's Trade Box of 4 x Dinky 290 Double Deck Bus 'DUNLOP'. Dinky Factory Stamp 1962. Very near mint - very , very near mint/boxed. Scarce versions in GREEN & CREAM with GREEN PLASTIC WHEELS! Three include the original PERSPEX Packing Strips. Another first for QDT. From The Nelson Collection.
Price: £1,500.00
This item is no longer for sale, price for reference only.
Notes
Issued during 1963 with a type 3 Leyland grille, these classic Dinky buses have plastic wheels – not an easy version to find. How wonderful to find four unsold examples still in the shopkeeper’s Trade Box!
Each one presents well with a lustrous original green and cream paint finish, green plastic wheels, treaded tyres. Sloping lettering on both sides.
If one looks at them closely, one will find the occasional little mark – but surely factory marks!
These models come in the correct late issue lighter yellow pictorial boxes. Crisp and vividly-coloured, clean and complete with all end flaps. Correct colour spot for this version. Close to old shop stock quality box, although a couple of the boxes have light age mottling and two have a little end flap tear.
Dinky Trade Box has survived very well indeed. Crisp and clean. Tear-free, Factory date stamp 1962. Note the factory green colour spot to denote contents.
A real pleasure to see unsold shop stock of this calibre.
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