Details of Dinky 29G Luxury Coach
The Dinky Luxury Coach. Renumbered 281 in 1954. It was available in fawn/orange, blue/cream, maroon/cream,cream/orange finish. Released as Dinky 29G in 1954 withdrawn as Dinky 29G in 1959.
Base:
tin plate baseModel features:
2 tone paintOrigin:
Made in EnglandPackaging:
cardboard boxVehicle make:
MaudslayVehicle type:
coachWheels:
cast ridged hubs, plain rubber tyresWindows:
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