Details of Dinky 697 25 Pounder Field Gun Set
The Dinky 25 Pounder Field Gun Set. Released July 1957 - UK price 8/9, April 1958 price reduced to 7/6, May 1959 down to 7/3, May 1961 up to 8/3, May 1962 to 8/9, January 1964 to 8/11, July 1966 10/-, 1967 10/3, 1968 10/9. May 1969 11/9, May 1970 13/6 or 67.5 pence. Made its last appearance in the May 1970 catalogue, production terminated by the end of that year. The original price was 8/9 . It was available in olive drab finish. Released as Dinky 697 in 1957 withdrawn as Dinky 697 in 1970.
Base:
tin plate baseModel features:
tow hookOrganisation:
ArmyOrigin:
Made in EnglandOther tags:
gift setPackaging:
cardboard boxVehicle type:
gun, militaryVehicle year:
1957Wheels:
cast ridged hubs, spare wheel, tyres with treadWindows:
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