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Dinky Toys Ncb Electric Van Express Dairy 1:43 30V

original Dinky Toys Meccano England 30V N C B Electric Delivery Van 1949 grey

Made by N.C.B. Northern Coach Builders, Newcastle. grey with light blue chassis and 'deck', silver detail. original smooth black rubber tyres, light blue wheel hubs. original stencil N.C.B. logo on the front.

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Vehicle Make
N.C.B.
Color
grey, light blue
Vehicle Type
Van
Material
Zamak, rubber tyres
Scale
1:43
Year of Manufacture
1949-54
Modified Item
No
Brand
DINKY MECCANO England
Series
Advertising Vans
Model
10 cwt Delivery
Features
original stencils, Advertising Specimen, N.C.B. (Northern Coach Builders)
Vehicle Year
1946
Country/Region of Manufacture
United Kingdom

Meccano ENGLAND DINKY TOYS 1949-54

N.C.B. Electric Delivery Van #30V

1/43rd scale die cast commercial van just over 3 1/4" long
grey with light blue chassis and 'deck', silver detail
original stencil N.C.B. logo on the front
were used extensively as dairy vans
made by N.C.B. Northern Coach Builders, Newcastle
original smooth black rubber tyres, light blue wheel hubs
moderate play and storage wear, sold in trade packs of 6

as pictured, will be packed and shipped carefully


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