CGS9
Corgi Gift Set 9 Massey Ferguson 165 Tractor with Shovel & Tipping Trailer with Detachable Raves.Near mint-mint/boxed. With BOTH packing pieces! A scarce Gift Set from a high quality collection in the U.S.
Price: £350.00
This item is no longer for sale, price for reference only.
Notes
Issued between 1968-72, this is a scarce Gift Set in all original condition with lovely vibrant colours. The Massey Ferguson Tractor is complete with the original farmer figure, and intact delicate transfers on both sides of the tractor body.
A light sprinkling of mere dots on one edge and the occasional tiny dot besides. Minor tarnishing to the scoop.
Trailer has a few minor edge marks. The detachable metal raves appear never to have been attached to the trailer, so they are in mint condition!
Lovely vibrant colours throughout.
Colourfully illustrated card plinth is crisp and complete. Colours are bright. Minor tear/wear at two wheel slots. Both end tabs are present and intact.
Outer card box with illustrated farming scene is extremely fine with vibrant colours on intact card. Tiny wear only.
Notably complete with both card packing pieces and Corgi Club Membership Form!
A difficult set to find.
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