Corgi Toys Gift Set 22 James Bond 007
James Bond Set by Corgi Gift Set, No. 22. Very, very near mint-mint/boxed. Complete with sealed bag of villains and a complete sprue of missiles. From The Wesley Lodge Collection.
Notes
One of the most desirable film-related Gift Sets, and a stunning addition to your James Bond Corgi collection. We are assured by the owner that this Gift Set was originally the possession of David Worrall, author of James Bond The Diecasts of Corgi.
This set comprises:
1) Corgi 269 Lotus Esprit in white with perfect 007 label. Mint and functions well.
2) Corgi 271 Aston Martin DB5 in silver with seated figure of James Bond. Mint, with all functions working perfectly (ejector mechanism, rear bullet shield and over-riders).
3) Corgi 649 Space Shuttle in white with Moonraker labels. In very, very near mint condition. Complete with satellite.
Stiff piece of cellophane still in place, so unused.
Nice to see that this item comes complete with the sealed bag containing two villains. The complete sprue of missiles for the Lotus Esprit is also present.
The fragile yellow plastic tray has fared better than most we have seen! Just a couple of tiny splits – no doubt caused by the weight of the three models.
The outer card box is complete, clean and bright with the original cellophane window notably intact! Only the occasional little crease/ruffle at end flaps etc.
A difficult Gift Set to find in any condition.
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