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Receive this as a gift from brother. Unit appears to be original, no repaint or rework. Dimensions, Bumper to Bumper 31" - Box Height 15" - Box Width 12" - Wheel Dia. 5" .Trying to find possible history or info. Any response would be appreciated. Guessing it was a promotional item for display.
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Possible promotional item for display. Length 31" - Height 15" - Width 12" - Wheel Dia. 5". Looking for possible history, any info would be greatly appreciated. My guess would be from looking at truck style, early 50's but not sure. Appears to be original with no restoration applied.
It appears to be 1938 Delivery. The Danbury Mint made one similar to this one, but was a stakebed instead of this style of Box truck. Is there any markings on the bottom?
A small paper sticker with the words "Made in the Philippines". Any idea if there is any value or do you know somebody that might be able to have more info? Thanks for your response.
It looks like the Decor pieces that stores like Hobby Lobby sells. The Made in The Philippines would back that up. I think they sell for under $30.00.