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Re: Spot the gems.......

Posted: Tue Feb 09, 2016 10:32 am
by RSSierra
nickjones wrote:
I thought that too. The stage coach could be a morestone which is quite hard to find especially in good condition like this one.
On closer inspection the 4 horses with the stage coach only have 10 legs between them........slight problem.

It's definitely one I will be investigating when this lot arrives.

Re: Spot the gems.......

Posted: Tue Feb 09, 2016 11:00 am
by GHOSTHUNTER
I can't sit back and let all you experts have the fun...here is some I know.
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Re: Spot the gems.......

Posted: Tue Feb 09, 2016 11:02 am
by GHOSTHUNTER
I forgot to put the brand in the circle of the Turquoise car at lower left of picture...HUBLEY.

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Re: Spot the gems.......

Posted: Tue Feb 09, 2016 12:05 pm
by Moyboy
The Stagecoach is probably Morestone as the driver (bottom right) is the same one as on the one I have. Not sure if original but mine also has a small trunk which sits on the roof.

Re: Spot the gems.......

Posted: Tue Feb 09, 2016 12:30 pm
by GHOSTHUNTER
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The dark Green fuel tanker trailer looks like a TOOTSIETOY, but I don't recognise the cab unit.

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Re: Spot the gems.......

Posted: Wed Feb 10, 2016 3:32 am
by toysnz
The taxis are probably Barclays but could be "Its A beaut" - The Goodee marked in the following photo might be a tootsie as there appear to be a lot of those in the mix but I think the Tootsie is the one further down on the same side of the photo...

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Re: Spot the gems.......

Posted: Wed Feb 24, 2016 9:27 am
by RSSierra
This lot arrived today, I'm really happy with the Dinky's, which can be viewed at the link below in my Dinky thread. The lot came from a US Train Dealer and more than likely was a collection of various layout accessories, with a few surprises and more Gems than I realised. The majority of which have been correctly identified above.

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Firstly the sole Lesney

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Barclays

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Barclay Car Carriers and loads, missing trailers.....

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Midgetoy Bus, Repainted but a great design

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Midgetoy Fire Engine

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Tootsietoys

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Unidentified Lead Vintage cars, these are HEAVY. All missing there windscreen surrounds and all slightly different, the one on the right has railway wheels. Strangely they all have jewelled headlights.

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Hubley and two Generic plastics

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Ralstoy Tanker

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An interesting extremely well made mystery:

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Re: Spot the gems.......

Posted: Wed Feb 24, 2016 9:40 am
by RSSierra
Lastly what I consider to be the best of the non Dinkys:

A full set of 12, Made in Italy, Ingap 20 Series 1/70 cars issued in the early sixties. All in pretty good nick except the Nash which has been overpainted:

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No 1 Rolls Royce Silver Cloud

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No 2 Jaguar Mk7

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No 3 Volkswagen

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No 4 Fiat 1100

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No 5 MGA

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No 6 Alfa Romeo Giuletta Sprint

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No 7 Lancia Aurelia Gran Turismo

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No 8 Mercedes SL 300

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No 9 Nash Metropolitan

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No 10 Citroen A11

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No 11 Citroen DS19

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No 12 Chrysler Imperial Berlina

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All usefully numbered underneath

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Finally my favourite item and one which I will need to get undamaged horses for, The Morestone Stage Coach. The driver was identified in the photo's and the chest for the roof was in the box at the front of the picture. A well made, heavy item in very good condition which will stay in my collection!

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Re: Spot the gems.......

Posted: Wed Feb 24, 2016 8:56 pm
by GHOSTHUNTER
Those 'Generic' plastic toy cars are...

The large Green Cadillac is a 'HUBLEY' Kiddie toy.
The small model (not sure what make of car), is an 'MPC'.

and the light Blue and Yellow cars are from 'IDEAL', first appearing in 1952 as part of a an Auto transporter set, shown below.
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Re: Spot the gems.......

Posted: Wed Feb 24, 2016 9:19 pm
by Miller
I love that car transporter - now go on to find the trailer!
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