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Came across this in a 1966 magazine I was looking through today.
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I hope Bob did not mind me resizing his image slighty as the further most section on the right was cut off.
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Re: Old Advert
For those that do not know, 'JOUEF' were the official importer of Corgi Toys for the French market and by the same token, Jouef model trains were marketed in the UK by 'PLAYCRAFT', the Playcraft that became linked to Mettoy as Mettoy Playcraft.
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My first trains were Jouef.
For non french speakers jouef sounds like jouet = toy.
For non french speakers jouef sounds like jouet = toy.
Corgi-toys ergo sum
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1968
I had one of these. When I sold it on 20 years later it was still complete with all the figures, the box and an unbroken cloud!
I had one of these. When I sold it on 20 years later it was still complete with all the figures, the box and an unbroken cloud!
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...and me, had the Mustang as well. Corgi, the best toys in the World for me at that time.
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Still have my chitty but one wing will not go in.
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