CJ3082
Corgi Junior Gift Set James Bond. Mint/boxed. Scarce.From the sensational private James Bond Collection just in!
Price: £495.00
This item is no longer for sale, price for reference only.
Notes
A difficult set to find in any condition – so much the better to find mint and boxed!
This fine Gift Set is a premium piece from the 1970’s collection just in stock – a discerning Corgi collection assembled over many years.
The 007 set contains James Bond Space Shuttle, ‘DRAX’ Helicopter, ‘Jaws’ Van, Lotus Esprit, and Aston Martin.
All five models would appear to have never been removed from the mint inner tray, which is complete with cardboard inner packing piece.
The window box is very crisp, bright and fresh with lots of vivid artwork.
Trace where a shop price label was once applied, but now carefully removed with no tear to the surface – surely forgivable. Only the second of these sets that we have handled in many years of dealing – and we have not seen better!
Another exceptional item from this collection.
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