Production Period: 1955-1957

A splendid model with detachable trailer. Very small scale early Matchbox release.
Such three wheeled vehicles were originally designed to replace horse drawn wagons for local
deliveries. The model is listed as the "Mechanical Horse", but it appears to be based on the
Scammell Scarab which is the successor to the Scammell Mechanical Horse.

Production Period: 1958-1960

10B is a somewhat larger and slightly more elaborate version of 10A.

Production Period: 1961-1965

A nice model based on the Foden 8 wheel sugar tanker. Side and rear decals display the Tate & Lyle company name. Interestingly,
the Tate of Tate & Lyle funded the original Tate Art Gallery.

Variation 050:

• No crown on rear decal
• 9x20 Gray wheels
• 4.0mm side windows
• 4.5mm diameter hatch
• 1mm frame, narrow center brace
• Small ejector ring
• No hole in base
• **note: Side decals on model are not original

Variation 185:

• No crown on rear decal
• 9x24 Black wheels
• 4mm side windows
• 4.5mm diameter hatch
• 2mm rear frame, 1mm center frame, wide center brace
• Large ejector ring.
• Hole in base.

Variation 200:

• No crown on rear decal
• 9x36 Black wheels
• 4.5mm side windows
• 5mm diameter hatch
• 2mm rear frame, 1mm center frame, wide center brace
• Large ejector ring
• Hole in base

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Production Period: 1966-1970

Common model based on the Leyland Octopus. Originally delivered with 6 or 7 pipes connected to a sprue.
The cab design was used for various models.

Variation 020:

• Silver grille and front base.
• "LEYLAND" directly on base.
• 2.5mm wide load supports.
• No axle braces
• No tow guide.

Variation 030:

• Silver grille and front base.
• "ERGOMATIC CAB" on raised platform on base.
• 2.5mm wide load supports.
• No axle braces
• No tow guide.

Variation 050:

• Silver grille and front base.
• "ERGOMATIC CAB" on slightly raised platform on base.
• 2.5mm wide load supports.
• Axle braces
• Tow guide.