Matchbox Diecast Metal Models Matchbox K-10 Super King Car Transportation Year 1970 / 80 circa 1:50 Scale

Matchbox Diecast Metal Models Matchbox K-10 Super King Car Transportation Year 1970 / 80 circa 1:50 Scale

Lensney Products & Co. was an English company founded in 1947 in Tottenham by Leslie Smith (Les) and Rodney (Ney) Smith, operating in the field of industrial die-casting, to which was added a third partner, William Odell. Sales, unfortunately, were not as expected and, so, during the Christmas period of 1947, Lesney produced toys based on Dinky Toys, a compressor roller and a cement mixer, the two models had a huge success that pushed the English company to produce only toys from that moment on. The Matchbox brand, introduced only in 1954, replaced the Moko Lesney brand used for the distribution of Lesney products until 1959, and the name Matchbox, derives from the fact that the first models were sold in boxes equal to those of matches, boxes that in English is called "Matchbox". The company lived flourishing years that led it to become one of the largest producers of die-casting toys but with the then revolutionary introduction of Hotwheels, the company suffered a serious crisis that led it to bankruptcy. Today the Matchbox brand belongs to the American toy giant Mattel.

Ref. K-10 Super King Car Trasportation product version from 1982 to 1986 on Bedford truck.

Condition A+ B *

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* Obsolete / Used Model Condition Classification Sheet

The evaluation of obsolete / used models refers to the object and its conditions, to the presence or absence of the box and its conditions and is made up of two letters, the first refers to the object, the second to the box. Use the following reference table for the evaluation given to our obsolete / used models.

A+ =Like new. Just out of the factory.

A=Excellent with only the slightest fault.

B=Very good but with some signs of wear.

C=Good but with evident wear.

D=Nice but maybe with some missing parts.

E=Suitable for restoration only.

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Some older toys never came with boxes. The "Gift Boxes" are much more valuable than other boxes.