Wed, 01/18/2017 - 01:35
#32
Hi all from New Zealand.
A recently acquired 23a without driver seems to b the same as John's one only blue instead of red and cream. The axles are domed on one end and crimped of the other
Ron F
Fri, 01/20/2017 - 01:42
#33
HI Ron,
This is a 23 Racing Car, not a 23a. It was announced in Meccano Magazine in April 1934, first made from lead (as yours, I think), then Zamac, abandoned end of 1934, when a new casting appeared for 23a Racing Car.
A rare and nice example you have got here, Ron, still with its original white tyres.
Congratulations and Regards from Thailand
Walter
New arrivals
New arrivals
New arrivals
New arrivals
New arrivals
-942 Foden 14 ton Tanker 'Regent' (1955-57)
-481 Bedford Van 'Ovaltine' (1955-60)
Meccano Magazine
Meccano Magazine
Meccano Magazine
Meccano Magazine
--50 Ships of the British Navy (1934-41)
--50 Ships of the British Navy (1934-41)
--30m and 414 Dodge Rear Tipping Wagon
New arrivals
--30m and 414 Dodge Rear Tipping Wagon
--50 Ships of the British Navy (1934-41)
--29b Streamlined Bus (1936-50)
--24e Super Streamline Saloon (1934-40)
--29b Streamlined Bus (1936-50)
New arrivals
--24e Super Streamline Saloon (1934-40)
--24e Super Streamline Saloon (1934-40)
--24e Super Streamline Saloon (1934-40)
--24c Town Coupe (1934-41)
--24c Town Coupe (1934-41)
Newcomer
--25wm and 640 Bedford Military Truck (1952-55)
Newcomer
--24c Town Coupe (1934-41)
-151b and 620 6 wheel Covered Wagon (1937-55)
--24c Town Coupe (1934-41)
--24f Sportsmans Coupe' (1934-40)
--24f Sportsmans Coupe' (1934-40)
--24f Sportsmans Coupe' (1934-40)