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Had to show in Pic 4 Mercury wagon with dogs in back window.Love the dogs. Pic 1 & 2 are HoveringhamTipper, Schammell Snow Plow Wheel Crane & Tractor Shovel,& Drott Excavator. Pic 3 are the Impys showing their jeweled headlights. I know I missed a few and didn't post the numbers but most are 60's. The owners of the home were stationed in England and wife was British. Cars may have been purchased there. Going back to attic Thanks for looking.
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those are worth some big money these are like mint condition!!!!
Most are very good I showed the best side. They also left some John Deere tractors and other good stuff
these are great and thanks for posting these great vintage matchbox cars:)
Thanks again BELLIN. Glad to share. Got to find a place I can display them.
anytime:) do you have your own computer room in your house . put them in your man cave:)
Yep I got one but its pretty full.
Lol :)!!!!!!!!!
Thanks Reiso
Thank you chevy
thanks a lot aycockoxion an mbx_boy