Dinky Supertoys 923 Bedford Van HEINZ (Bean Can)
Big Bedford Van "HEINZ" by Dinky Toys, No. 923. Very near mint/boxed. This model has remained in its box for decades! Rare box style - often found with the Tomato Ketchup Sauce Bottle version. From Boris's Collection. Starting bid £250. Please note that QDT apply 12.5% buyer's commission.
Price: £300.00
This item is no longer for sale, price for reference only.
Notes
A classic Dinky advertising van made between 1955-59. A vibrant red and yellow paint finish on this attractive Dinky van in beautiful, all original condition notably:
Shiny base and original, well-coloured grey radial tyres (tyres have a light flat spot showing that this model has probably lain undisturbed for decades!).
Rear doors open and close easily. The distinctive transfers are complete on one side, virtually complete on the other (one small nick).Barely a mark to the original paint finish – not often found this good.
The original pictorial box is bright, fresh and complete. An exceptional example in fact of the rarer box type often found with the scarce ‘Sauce Bottle’ version.
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