Warwick & Warwick Die Cast, Model Soldiers and Toys Auction Report 20th May 2020

26th May 2020

Warwick and Warwick Die Cast, Model Soldiers and Toys Auction Report 20th May 2020

The current COVID-19 heath crisis has led many companies to change their practices to bring them into line with the current government safety guidelines. So, for the safety of our customers and our staff, our 20 May 2020 Die Cast, Model Soldiers and Toys sale was a closed-door auction, with no room bidders allowed. There was still plenty of interest in the auction however with a plethora of book bids and a great number of bidders on the telephone.

                                  

We began with our toys section and a Taiyo (Japan) tinplate Blick-A-Gear Robot which realised £588.

       

In our models section this Britains Racing Colours of Famous Owners ‘Cain Hoy Stables’ No. RC163 achieved £336.

This Britains Australian Infantry Set No. 1545 (1937 Version) sold for £276.

And this Phillip Segal Toys Goldilocks and the Three Bears which realised £312.

  

Moving on to the die cast section this Corgi Batmobile No. 267 achieved £336.

This Corgi Wings Flying Club Gift Set No. 2096/8401 sold for £156.

   

In the Dinky section this Star Trek Gift set No. 309 realised £228.

And this Dinky ‘Slumberland’ Guy Van No. 514 achieved £192.

        

Spot-on by Tri-ang models sold extremely well with this AEC Mammoth Major 8 British Road Services Flat Float Truck No. 110/3D selling for £408.

And this Set A of cars realised £264.

Our next die cast, model soldiers and toys auction will be held on Wednesday 15th July 2020. The full catalogue for this sale will be on our website in the next few weeks or keep an eye on our Twitter and Facebook pages which will include updates of our latest auction news.

Are you thinking of selling your toy collection or perhaps part of it? Would you like us to value your collection and give you advice on how best to market it? Visit our Die Cast, Model Soldiers and Toys department page for more information or call us on 01926 499 031 and ask to speak to one of our experts.

 


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