Corgi 107
Corgi 107 Batboat. Early 'tin fin' issue. Very, very near mint/boxed. Complete with coupling attachment. From The Old School Collection. Bids are invited - please see the relevant section on our Faq Page. QDT Starting Bid £250. Quote No.1 when you bid
Price: £500.00
This item is no longer for sale, price for reference only.
Notes
This is the first, more desirable issue (1967-70) Batboat with a tinplate fin (later issues had a plastic fin). With bright and fresh complete paper labels on both sides, uncracked light blue screens, both seated figures of Batman and Robin and an attractive, beautifully detailed tinplate fin (later issues were plastic). Notably intact dashboard chrome. Silver steering wheel. Bright gold trailer with detailed cast wheels.
Paper labels are intact.
In virtually mint condition.
This item comes complete with the black towing hook accessory piece which could be used to attach it to the first issue Batmobile (without tow hook).
The card box with atmospheric graphics, is a work of art in itself!
Crisp, bright and complete. Very minor wear.
Note that this box issue has ‘National Periodical Publications inc. 1966’, no Spare Tyre information printed on an end flap and no ‘Colour of contents may differ…’
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