Dinky Toys 502 Foden Flat Truck
Foden Flat Truck by Dinky Toys, No. 502. Near mint plus/boxed. Scarce 1st issue in burnt orange and green. Last issue from 1952. From The Denis Tyler Collection. Starting bid £350. Please note that QDT apply 12.5% buyer's commission.
Price: £375.00
This item is sold.
Notes
This collection represents a lifelong deep appreciation of Dinky Toys, Britains models, Minic models and more primarily from the 1940’s & 50’s. All British made diecast and tinplate models. Proceeds going to charities close to his heart.
In close to mint condition, this rare colour version was issued from 1948. 1st type has a distinctive burnt orange finish, bright mid-green back and flash, matching early ridged wheels and fine tread black radial tyres(well-shaped). 20 mph transfer is still in place.
Issued toward the end of the production run, with tank slits and chain post bosses on the underside. Early 1952 issue.
Shiny metal parts, including axle ends. Glossy paint finish presents so well.
Close scrutiny finds a few retouches.
The vibrant blue picture box shows the first type cab variation. Complete bright paper label. Minor wear includes edge rubs etc.
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