Corgi Toys 270 James Bond Aston Martin DB5
James Bond Aston Martin DB5 by Corgi Toys, No. 270. Silver with red interior, slasher blades. STILL-SEALED Secret Instruction Packet. Mint/boxed. 'Rainbow' Box Type WITHOUT 'For Ages 3 and over' Print. Superb example from The Elmer Collection.
Price: £275.00
This item is sold.
Notes
This version of the James Bond’s Aston Martin model was issued between 1973-76 and has all the features that has made this a firm Corgi favourite with many collectors:
ejector seat, revolving number plates, retractable machine guns, tyre slasher blades, telescopic over-riders – this car is literally loaded with features, all working of course!
The silver paint finish is very fresh as is the gold radiator grille, and bumpers. Rear bullet screen. Red interior.
Detailed spoked wheels with slasher blades. Suspension is fine.
In mint condition.
Secret Instruction Packet has never been opened and ao inside there will be the Secret Instructions, badge, spare villain, and full sheet of number-plates.
The Rainbow window-box is clean, bright and complete. Minor crumpling. Intact original cellophane window.
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