James Bond Aston Martin DB5
The Corgi issue in silver RT26101S
R267 Batmobile
Club members' edition in matt black [ask for price].
Two really lovely examples of the steel blue Rover 2000, a good maroon model with a little wear and a scarce 322 box.
I am selling my own collection of Auto Pilen models. these were produced in the mid 1970s in Spain using copies of Corgi castings and the models are virtually identical but with additional features, making them excellent items for Corgi collectors to display or investigate further. Links to be added for some but just drop me a line for more information about any that you may like in the meantime.
There are also a few oddments that I have available. These include two beautiful solido models from the late 1960s, a scarce Pewter edition of the 9001 Bentley from a small run of 400 for a planned Premier Collection, two Corgi junior models in their original packaging and some strange 700 series models from the mid 1970s.
Juniors Mercedes Bus
Juniors Aston Martin
701 Inter-City w/brown seats
701 Inter-City w/white seats
Ask for details or prices for these oddments above which aren't yet shown in the store
This is just a selection of items that have come into stock recently. To view more information just click on any of the images. Very recent items may not have a link so just contact me if you are interested in any of these and I can advise the price and condition and maybe reserve something for you.
Below are models that are new issues from Hornby Hobbies Ltd., who have utilised some of the casting and design work of the Corgi Model Club to create different models in what they describe as their Vintage Corgi Toys range. Unlike the Corgi Model Club editions, these are not limited issues and should be available for anyone to acquire and I don't see any need to keep any in stock myself. My links, therefore, go directly to the Hornby Hobbies Ltd. website and I receive no commission from these sales. I just think that many collectors will be interested in this exciting development. Like the Corgi Model Club re-issues, these are all made in China which is unfortunate in a sense as I am sure we should be able to make these in Britain but, so far, the quality of production has been excellent and if you liked the originals then these will appeal too.