C261
Corgi 261 James Bond's Aston Martin D.B.5. Very near mint/boxed. Complete with all original accessories. From The London Collection.
Price: £550.00
This item is no longer for sale, price for reference only.
Notes
Barely handled and extremely well looked after, we are especially delighted to offer one of the most popular Corgi models ever, issued between 1965-69.
The James Bond Aston Martin is in all original condition with none of the reproduction accessories, rife with this issue.
The car is fully functioning, complete with Bond and villain. Such a lustrous gold finish and thankfully, this model does not have the almost obligatory chip on the roof. Suspension is fine on all four wheels.
Just a couple of really small edge marks on the roof.
The plinth on which the model sits is bright and complete, with vivid colours.
The Instruction Packet has been carefully opened and inside there are the all-important Secret Instructions which detail the retractable machine guns, opening roof and ejector seat, rear bullet screen and telescopic over-riders.
All have been tested and work perfectly! The packet also contains the unapplied 007 badge, and the spare villain.
This is an early issue, so it includes the colour promotional leaflet, too.
The outer box is most impressive with very vivid deep colours and barely any wear at all! Just the number ‘8’ written on one box face.
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