French Dinky Toys 1435 Citroen Presidentielle
Citroen Presidentielle by French Dinky Toys, No. 1435. Very near mint/boxed. Includes original flag, intact bonnet emblem and Instruction Leaflet. Another high quality from The Swiss-French Collection.
Price: £750.00
This item is no longer for sale, price for reference only.
Notes
A sought-after French Dinky model, this Citroen Presidentielle model has a sleek two-tone grey finish, detailed flock fawn interior with driver, bonnet mounted shield and delicate French flag.
Number plates are complete both front and rear.
A pleasing example with a couple of small marks.
The box impresses with fresh colours on clean, intact card. Bright red card plinth (lightest marks where the tyres have rested). Remains of the tape which kept the bubble lid in place. Happily free of the expected surface loss due to removal of tape on the red plinth.
The delicate bubble casing has light age wear/discolouration but is notably sound and intact with no punctures (couple of the tiniest ‘bruises’).
Pictorial lift-off lid has bright colours on clean, sturdy card. Remains of the original tape used to keep the lid in situ. A fresh example that has been carefully handled and stored.
Complete with the Instruction Leaflet, too.
Issued between 1970-71.
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