Dinky 142 Jaguar Mark X
Dinky 142 Jaguar Mark X. Rare SOUTH AFRICAN issue in VERY PALE BLUE. Very near mint/boxed, with luggage. From The Hastings Collection. Starting bid £750. Please note that QDT apply 12.5% buyer's commission.
Notes
Unfinished models were exported to South Africa from 1966. They were sent as castings and painted and assembled there, largely as a way of getting around the laws prohibiting export of finished goods to South Africa at this time. All housed in Dinky boxes with some Afrikaans text and of course most importantly the Arthur E.Harris print on the box.
Finished in original and attractive lightest blue with shiny spun wheels, silver trim, cream base, South African rivets, and well-shaped fine tread tyres. Pieces of luggage in the boot.
In very near mint, original condition:
Few minor marks.
The correct Arthur E. Harris Dinky box is complete and brightly-coloured. A little age/handling wear with a period price label on one end flap.
A very nice example for a South African Dinky box!
One of the rarest Dinky models.
For comparison only, please take a look at this model on the left when set alongside the rare sky blue English Dinky version (also available from this collection at time of writing):
You may like
Corgi Toys 312 E Type Jaguar Competition
'E' Type Jaguar Competition Model by Corgi Toys, No. 312. PALE GOLD-PLATED colour finish. Very near mint/boxed, with packing ring. Crisp box. Starting bid £175. Please note that QDT apply 12.5% buyer's commission.From The Eccles Collection.
Dinky Toys 139 Ford Consul Cortina
Ford Consul Cortina by Dinky Toys, No. 139. MID-BLUE version. Scarce! Very, very near mint/boxed. Nice box! From The Eccles Collection. QDT starting bid £150. Please note that QDT apply 12.5% buyer's commission
Dinky Toys 39F Studebaker State Commander
Studebaker State Commander by Dinky Toys, No. 39F . Extremely scarce version in deep green with very rare Hornby Train Sheet Metal Base (using just post-wartime metal left-overs). Very near mint/never individually boxed. From The Dutch-Hillman Collection. QDT starting bid £400. Please note that QDT apply 12.5% buyer's commission




