The Budgie Bulk Milk Tanker A Leyland available in blue & white, red & white finish at 00 scale. Budgie in detail...

The Budgie Leyland Bulk Milk Tanker . available in red & white finish. Budgie in detail...

The Corgi Ford Transit Milk Float . available in white finish at 1:44 scale. Corgi in detail...

The Corgi Karrier Dairy Produce van A Karrier Bantam fitted with an opening side door. available in blue & white finish at 1:47 scale. Corgi in detail...

The Corgi Bedford Milk Tanker Bedford TK articulated tanker. available in blue & white finish. Corgi in detail...

The Corgi Corgi Cargoes - Milk Churns A load containing milk churns.Cost 1/3 available in silver finish. Corgi in detail...

The Corgi Classics Big Bedford Milk Tanker Bedford S type. available in blue & white finish. Corgi Classics in detail...

The Corgi Junior Guy Warrior Milk Tanker .. Corgi Junior in detail...

The Dinky Electric Dairy van Introduced in 1949 and shown in the February 1954 Meccano Magazine and subsequently renumbered 491Cost 3/3 available in cream & red, Grey & blue finish at 1:43 scale. Dinky in detail...

The Dinky Electric Dairy Van 'Express' shown in the March 1956 Meccano MagazineCost 3/4. Dinky in detail...

The Dinky Electric Dairy van Renumbered from No.30v in 1954. available in cream, grey finish. Dinky in detail...

The Dinky Atlas Camion Laitier . available in blue & white finish. Dinky Atlas in detail...

The Dinky Atlas Citroen P55 Camion Latier . available in white & blue finish. Dinky Atlas in detail...

The French Dinky Camion Laitier Studebaker Milk Truck made from 1949 to 1954 when it was replaced by a Milk truck with a different cab. Supplied with 10 milk churns all on a red box. Early models had black all metal wheels but these were replaced by blue ridged ones with rubber tyres. There are several minor variations of this model. available in blue finish. French Dinky in detail...

The French Dinky Ford Laitier Milk Truck - Nestle. This model was made in 1954/55 and replace the Studebaker version. There were several minor variations of this model. available in blue & white finish. French Dinky in detail...

The French Dinky Citroen P55 Camion Latier The 177mm long truck was launched in 1961 and cost fr. 9.75. The model had suspension, 30 removeable milk crates on the top deck and 20 on the lower. The driver's cabin had clear plastic windows, but no interior fittings. The model was withdrawn in 1965.

The Citroën 55 truck , known as P55, appeared in 1953. Its production lasted until 1965. The 55 was equipped with a 4.58-litre six-cylinder petrol engine developing 73 hp and a 5.18-litre six-cylinder diesel engine producing 86 hp. The cabin was mounted on rubber blocks intended to make the cabin independent of the chassis to reduce the vibrations and noise felt by the occupants. Its comfort and its modern line allowed the Citroën 55 to stand out from its competitors.

Cost 9.75 fr. available in white & blue finish. French Dinky in detail...

The Husky Guy Warrior Milk Tanker Later versions had a cast base and improved wheels and tyres. available in white finish. Husky in detail...

The Lone Star Milk Delivery Truck There are variations to the load for this model.Cost 1/7 available in red & white finish at 1:118 scale. Lone Star in detail...

The Lone Star Morris Truck Morris Truck of the mid 50s. Stamped Lonestar on the inside roof. Lonestar used the cab unit like this with many different trailers. available in orange finish at 1:60 scale. Lone Star in detail...

The Matchbox Horse Drawn Milk Float . available in red finish at 1:125 scale. Matchbox in detail...

The Matchbox Bedford Milk Float . available in fawn finish. Matchbox in detail...

The Spot-On Milk Float United Dairies. Early examples have the base marked Milk Float where later ones are marked U.D. Milk Float. The hooks on the sides of the load area were fitted with rubber bands to retain the load. available in Orange & White finish at 1:42 scale. Spot-On in detail...

The Spot-On Express Dairies Milk Float . available in blue & white finish at 1:42 scale. Spot-On in detail...