Details of Dinky 25x Commer Break Down Lorry
The Dinky Commer Break Down Lorry. Launched September 1950 with a price of 5/6. Price raised to 5/7 in April 51 and 6/6 in February 52 then reduced to 5/9 in March 53 and 5/6 on 15 April 53, but in September 53 price went down to 4/11. Renumbered 430 March 54. "DINKY SERVICE" always white on 25x & black on 430. The aperture for crane handle was deleted 1957. Windows were added in 1961 and last produced in 1963. The original price was 4/11 . It was available in grey & blue, tan & green, tan & blue finish. Released as Dinky 25x in 1950 withdrawn as Dinky 25x in 1954.
Base:
tin plate baseMarkings:
'DINKY SERVICE'Model features:
crank operated, winchOrigin:
Made in EnglandPackaging:
blue striped box, orange boxVehicle make:
CommerVehicle model:
'O'-series / PurpoiseVehicle type:
breakdown truckWheels:
cast ridged hubs, plain rubber tyresWindows:
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- Thanks to Alan Lee
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- Thanks to Raymond
- Thanks to Ronald Ochoa