Production Period: 1958-1961

Model of a very British 1957 Hillman Minx Mark II. Hillman was a part of the Rootes Group that was owned
by Chrysler. Commer and Karrier (see Nos. 21C, 38A, 47B, 50A, 69A) were also part of the Rootes Group.
The two tone colour scheme was available for the actual car and works nicely on the model.
Typical simple early Matchbox model with metal wheels and no interior.

Variation 40:

• Green body.
• Matt Black Base
• Metal wheels, Dome head, crimped axles
• painted bumper
• Interior roof has 2 ejector rings and metal pips

Variation 80:

• Blue-grey body, off white roof and boot.
• Matt Black Base
• Metal wheels, Dome head, crimped axles
• painted bumper
• Interior roof has 2 ejector rings and metal pips

Production Period: 1962-1967

Construction equipment model representing a Aveling-Barford front end loader.
The shovel portion lifts from a singe pivot point, but does not include friction cylinders so it does not stay up on its own.

Variation 40:

• Yellow Body
• Dark Red Base
• Dark Red Driver
• Yellow Shovel
• Closed gap in shovel arms

Variation 50:

• Yellow Body
• Red Base
• Red Driver
• Yellow Shovel
• Open gap in shovel arms

Variation 70:

• Yellow Body
• Yellow Base
• Yellow Driver
• Red Shovel
• Closed gap in shovel arms

Production Period: 1968-1969

Well executed and deservedly popular model of a horse trailer. Model includes two plastic horse figures
that are similarly well made and balanced so that they are quite stable. The model's scale fits well with later
models that have a tow hitch. The operating rear door drops to become a ramp.

Variation 130:

• Lemon Yellow Body.
• Dark Green Base
• Short rear roof support brace
• no marking under fender, Die #1 stamp
• Solid tail gate handle

Variation 150:

• Lemon Yellow Body.
• Dark Green Base
• Long rear roof support brace
• XA marking under fender, Die #4 stamp
• Solid tail gate handle