Product Description
Lledo Days Gone Diecast ModelDG050038Bull Nose Morris Van
His Master's Voice
Jack Odell, one of the founders of the Matchbox diecast company, founded Lledo (Odell backwards) in 1982, and launched the \""Days Gone\"" range of models in 1983, taking over a market previously popularised by the Matchbox \""Models of Yesteryear\"" series. Models produced by the Enfield-based company became popular among collectors worldwide.
After Lledo went bankrupt in 1999, the naming rights and model range were acquired by rival diecast maker Corgi. The Days Gone range was re-launched, under the brand name of \""Lledo Collectibles\"", with a fresh logo design and new packaging style, with the manufacture being outsourced to China. The address on the bottom of the box is Corgi's Leicester base rather than the old Enfield address.
The 1926 Bull Nose Morris Van didn't
appear as part of the Days Gone range until 1992, but has become a firm
favourite with collectors and has appeared in numerous differ.
Lledo Days Gone Diecast Model - Bull Nose Morris Van - His Master's Voice
Lledo Days Gone Diecast ModelDG050038Bull Nose Morris Van
His Master's Voice
Jack Odell, one of the founders of the Matchbox diecast company, founded Lledo (Odell backwards) in 1982, and launched the \""Days Gone\"" range of models in 1983, taking over a market previously popularised by the Matchbox \""Models of Yesteryear\"" series. Models produced by the Enfield-based company became popular among collectors worldwide.
After Lledo went bankrupt in 1999, the naming rights and model range were acquired by rival diecast maker Corgi. The Days Gone range was re-launched, under the brand name of \""Lledo Collectibles\"", with a fresh logo design and new packaging style, with the manufacture being outsourced to China. The address on the bottom of the box is Corgi's Leicester base rather than the old Enfield address.
The 1926 Bull Nose Morris Van didn't
appear as part of the Days Gone range until 1992, but has become a firm
favourite with collectors and has appeared in numerous differ.
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