Corgi Toys 469 London Bus 'Kelly Girl'
London Bus 'Kelly Girl' by Corgi Toys, No. 469. Very, very near mint/boxed. Very scarce and a First for QDT! As pictured in 'THE GREAT BOOK OF CORGI', page 454. From a new specialist Bus collection just in - The North Kent Collection. QDT starting bid £175. Please note that QDT apply 12.5% buyer's commission.
Notes
A special issue and this is the example pictured in The Great Book of Corgi, on page 454 of our copy.
Very close to mint example, this `London Bus is finished in a virtually flawless bright red with complete, fresh and bright paper labels throughout. With clear windows. One piece wheels/tyres detail and a silver trim. Measures approx. 12 cms.
Complete and brightly-coloured late issue window box has light wear only. Intact cellophane window. Small wheel slot tear. Comes complete with the original fixings which secure the model to the card inner.
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