Details of Dinky 581 Horse Box British Railways
The Dinky Horse Box British Railways. Released in April 1953 opening side & rear doors also renumbered No981 in 1955. Shown in the Jan 1954 Meccano magazine. The original price was 13/9 . It was available in maroon finish. Released as Dinky 581 in 1953 withdrawn as Dinky 581 in 1960.
Base:
cast baseMarkings:
British Railways, Express Horse Box Hire ServiceModel features:
opening tailgate, rampsModel range:
Dinky SupertoysOrigin:
Made in EnglandOther tags:
HorsePackaging:
blue boxVehicle make:
MaudslayVehicle type:
horse boxWheels:
cast grooved hubs, tyres with treadWindows:
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