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A pair of charming vintage wooden tray jigsaws made by W. R. Kelly

Jon Nix — Tue, 04 Apr 2023 22:31:06 +0000

A pair of very charming tray style wooden jigsaw puzzles made by W.R. Kelly of Stonham Aspal, Suffolk. Each is a simplified and colourful depiction, one of a lorry and the other a steam ship, with six and five pieces respectively. Intended for the younger child, certainly. They look great on display and that's what would be envisaged their use now. Both have signs of age and wear, with the boat jigsaw having also some minor damage as well (see the photos for details). The lorry puzzle has a sticker on the reverse whilst the ship has a somewhat smudged stamp to its rear side.

Each puzzle measures approximately 7 inches (18cm) square.

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Corgi Toys Volvo F12 Hauler Hotpoint 1:64 scale 1984

Jon Nix — Thu, 24 Nov 2022 12:17:58 +0000

A Corgi model in very good condition, a 1:64 scale superhauler lorry for Hotpoint which comes with original box. The model is in excellent condition with no significant signs of age or use. Dating from 1984, this is a great example and might suit a collector.

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Corgi Kays Catalogue Boxed Model Lorry 1985 1:64 scale

Jon Nix — Thu, 24 Nov 2022 12:14:45 +0000

A toy from the 1980s depicting a brand which will be very well known from the 1980s to those of a certain age. This is a Corgi Toys 1:64 scale superhauler lorry for Kays Catalogue. The model is in excellent condition with no significant signs of age or use. Dating from around the mid-1980s, this is a great example and might suit a collector or someone with fond memories of the mail order giant.

Please note, the box provided may not be the original for this model, though it is original in nature and from the same era as the model.

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Vintage Tonka Pressed Steel Pepsi-Cola Delivery Truck with Original Crates

Jon Nix — Sun, 30 Oct 2022 16:07:53 +0000

A relatively uncommon Tonka "Pepsi-Cola" delivery truck which is made all the more desirable because it still retains most of its stickers and also, crucially, retains its plastic bottle crates which sit in the rear of the truck. Measuring approximately 20cm long, the truck is in very good condition for its age and use, with not too many dings or scrapes to the painted metal body parts and perhaps the only defect being some peeling of the stickers on the crates. It's unusual to find one in this kind of condition with the crates still present, and it's a good display piece, whether for the Tonka collector or indeed the collector of Pepsi-related items.

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1970s Tonka Friction Drive Semi Truck and Trailer Made in Japan

Jon Nix — Wed, 26 Oct 2022 21:06:15 +0000

Better known for their bright yellow and orange construction-themed toys, this is a slightly different Tonka product. This is a smaller, stylised truck and trailer which bears some of the obvious Tonka hallmarks - notably its absolutely bomb-proof construction - but some deviations. Most notable is that styling - it's got an almost futuristic look to it - and the friction-drive mechanism which is activated by first rolling the tractor unit until the revs build and then either pressing the button on the rear of it with your finger or attaching the trailer to it which engages the drive. And, away it goes... it many ways it seems to be a precursor or companion to the Clutch Popper style cars which Tonka produced, but it doesn't appear to have been branded under that label.

The truck and trailer together measure apprximately 20cm (8 in.) in length, with a height of 7.5cm (3 in.) and width of 7cm (2¾ in.)

In very good condition with some minor wear to some of the metal corners, to the plastics, and to the stickers, but overall in very good shape for a 40+ year old toy and a great example for the Tonka collector and the "Big Kid" alike.

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Wells Brimtoy Tinplate and Plastic Toy Cider Lorry Friction Drive

Jon Nix — Tue, 15 Sep 2020 14:08:27 +0000

A very collectable and colourful Wells Brimtoy Bedford cider lorry in tinplate and plastic. This is the friction-drive version of the toy and the mechanism is in pretty good shape, though could undoubtedly benefit from a clean and oil. The orange and yellow body of the truck is in very good, though aged, condition and the lorry's axles and wheels are good. There are some signs of surface rusting to the metal underside of the lorry, but nothing serious and certainly nothing that couldn't be gently cleaned off

A cute gift for the cider drinker perhaps or as a decorative bar item, or for the collector of either Wells Brimtoy toys specifically or of toy vehicles in general. It's a good example. The lorry measures about 8cm (3¼ in.) long, about 5.5cm (2¼ in.) at its highest and 4cm (1½ in.) wide.

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1970s Pressed Steel Green Tonka Pickup Truck Toy

Jon Nix — Tue, 22 Oct 2019 17:05:23 +0000

A 1970s Tonka Toys green pickup truck in pressed steel with plastic detailing. Although missing its original "Tonka" stickers and with some signs of use and age (surface scratches and wear and slight discoloration to the clear plastics), this remains a good display piece in good condition. It's certainly a cheerful colour and would suit someone with an interest in Tonka toys and Americana, or someone nostalgic for past childhood.

The truck measures approximately 18cm (7 in.) long, 7cm (2¾ in.) wide and 7.5 cm (3 in.) high.

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Wells Brimtoy Tinplate and Plastic Friction Drive Trucks

Jon Nix — Thu, 27 Sep 2018 16:56:09 +0000

Very cute and decorative - but also functioning - tinplate and plastic toy lorries made in the 1950s by Wells Brimtoy. One is an Esso Oil Tanker in nice red and white livery and the other is a Borough Council Cleaning truck in light blue and white colours. Both are friction-drive models and the mechanisms are sound, albeit possibly benefitting from grease.

Would suit a collector or as part of a quirky shelf display - they really do look great in the right environment. Both are in very good condition with only minor paint loss in places and the odd ding consistent with their age.

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