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Thanks Bob. Its those two rear holes thats the givaway and spotted after I did my post...

Ghosthunter.

johnboy wrote:Very nice to see these Dave, let's hope some more come your way

I have have my fingers crossed lol
dave

Close up of the YYs
The pick up is grey originaly and then it looks like it got lost and got dirty then got some overspray
dave

Would have been nice if the Crossley Pick Up body had the cleats along the sides of the pick up body but being totally smooth (for the 'Coal & Coke' labels version) makes it a later casting.

Ghosthunter.

GHOSTHUNTER wrote:Would have been nice if the Crossley Pick Up body had the cleats along the sides of the pick up body but being totally smooth (for the 'Coal & Coke' labels version) makes it a later casting.

Ghosthunter.

I agree its a pity there was no earlier stuff ,he did have an orange vw camper body and a later military ambulance vw body so it seems to span the 1970,s and 1980,s,he also had a jig for the seaking submarine
Here is a couple of more items i bought off someone else who got it from the "jig" man originally and is how i made the connection.
First photo is what he called a shelf talker,basically a piece of plasticard folded over,there is a stick strip inside so could be put most places,its 500 mm long by 40mm wide,now sits on top of my computer monitor,the second is a double sided
cardboard sign thats a 1000 mm long and 240 mm wide, i think this would have hung in a shop.
dave

MOKOSEX wrote:I am glad the items are of interest
dave

Thank you Dave for sharing. Congratulations on some great additions to your collection. Enjoy!

Thank you Bert for the insights into how these jigs were used.