Corgi 503
Corgi 503 Circus Giraffe Transporter with Giraffes. Very near mint/boxed, with mother & baby giraffes. So scarce late issue in a WINDOW BOX, model with CAST WHEELS. From The Old School Collection. Bids are invited - please see the relevant section on our Faq Page. QDT starting bid £200.
Price: £700.00
This item is no longer for sale, price for reference only.
Notes
From the popular range of circus models issued between 1964-70, this is the very scarce late issue with cast wheels (usual issue has spun wheels). In very close to mint condition, this is an exceptional find. Note that both wing mirrors are in place complete with both reflective strips. Bright, fresh and complete “CHIPPERFIELDS CIRCUS” labels on both sides and, of course – two giraffes (one mother and baby)! Deeply-coloured (various shades exist).
Vibrant intense colours of both the model’s paint finish and blue plastic back (often found age-discoloured, this example looks day-one fresh throughout).
Occasional negligible mark only.
Rare to find in the window box, this is surely one of the best surviving examples. Such bright clean and fresh card and intact original cellophane. Opened rarely. Corgi Club Membership Form.
We are delighted to offer this rare variation in such fine condition.
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