A superb scarce early tin plate garage by Bing of Germany.
This was for the range of cars that Bing made in the 1920/30s.
In superb condition and still with the door handle.
A fantastic reproduction WW11 public information poster which was issued by the Daily Telegraph in around 1979.
This one is called The Navy thanks you.
The poster is 30 x 21" and is in immaculate condition.
This is one of 7 in the series. We have the other 6 which are also listed here.
A great proper toy. Dating from the 1960s, this is a tin plate, battery operated AAA Emergency sports car which was made in Japan.
It toots, the red light flashes and the driver steers it.
In a super condition for its age.
This is wonderful.
It is an 8 track based question and answer robot which was made for the American market in 1976 by Mega corps.
Its comes with I tape and still works.
I have even provided an adapter for it.
A superb , almost unmarked garage Castrol Lambretta 1/2 pint oil can.
The only damage is in the crease between the base and spout where a bit of the Castle decal is missing.
A lovely vintage tin.
A very rare biscuit tin by Huntley and palmer.
The tin is called Artist and dates from 1900.
It is in the shape of an artists palette.
Some scuff marks and wear but generally clean.
Not bad for 117 years old.
A 17" diameter original plastic pub tray advertising Lucky Strike cigarettes.
It has a non slip covering on it.
Dates from the late 1950s / early 1960s and is still in very good condition.
