Vintage COE Toy Tin Truck Cab W/ Gold Bond Stickers On Doors No Trailer
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:628209 | Modified Item: No |
| Brand: Unbranded | UPC: Does not apply |
Up for auction is a vintage Cab Over Engine (COE) tin toy truck with Gold Bond stickers on the doors. No trailer. About 6" long and 5" high. The imperfections are as follows;
I found this old beauty in the basement and it has dust as well as some patina on the front grill with other discoloration and color loss from play. All the tires are there with the back passenger side tires a little askew. Please see the images. It certainly needs some TLC. I didn't clean it for fear of ...damaging it.
See my other auctions for a great, eclectic collection of items. I combine shipping and use USPS not Ebay's Global Shipping as it's expensive and slow. There is no reserve on this piece. Thank you for looking and email me with any questions.On Jun-11-19 at 21:52:28 PDT, seller added the following information:I wasn't sure what the Gold Bond was from and then I found some letters from National Gypsum Company's brand "Gold Bond" on some of their stock related letters. So apparently it was a premium that was purchased or given to stockholders in the early 1900's. The letters are included with the truck.
I found this old beauty in the basement and it has dust as well as some patina on the front grill with other discoloration and color loss from play. All the tires are there with the back passenger side tires a little askew. Please see the images. It certainly needs some TLC. I didn't clean it for fear of ...damaging it.
See my other auctions for a great, eclectic collection of items. I combine shipping and use USPS not Ebay's Global Shipping as it's expensive and slow. There is no reserve on this piece. Thank you for looking and email me with any questions.On Jun-11-19 at 21:52:28 PDT, seller added the following information:I wasn't sure what the Gold Bond was from and then I found some letters from National Gypsum Company's brand "Gold Bond" on some of their stock related letters. So apparently it was a premium that was purchased or given to stockholders in the early 1900's. The letters are included with the truck.
