faktisk også guld

[Anonym]

guld kan findes på mange måder, og som Matchbox og Mack entusiast,
er der også Mack AC 1920 modeller som man kunne ønske sig, her
feks en særudgave.

Der findes en Matchbox Club i Storbritanien, den er også repræsenteret
i USA, Canada m.fl under navnet MICA
Samlerforeningen holder nogle årlige møder,det betyder også en speciel
Matchbox Model med et særligt møde transfers, men også en box.
Møde nr 16 i England, blev holdt i april 2001 på Hilton Hotel i Warwick
denne gang var det en Mack, og den har jeg kigget efter længe.
Er man spisende gæst til galla midag, så er der en spec.model netop til dem.Warwick er Shakespare land, så han er på modellen.
Mack modellen kom i 200 expl med gult tag, og grå transfers, samt
en udgave med blåt tag fremst.i 300 expl, og det er den jeg har fundet
via en net auktion. Ikke hos en model forhandler, men en sælger af alt
muligt Forskellen var simpelthen prisen som var lav incl fri porto.

[Stroget]

Congratulations! I like the ‘new’ Yesteryear in the ‘old’ style box!

[Anonym]

Hi
Thanks, this Box is made especialy for the Matchbox conventions,
in the old style.
Now a days, the box might be more valued than the model itself,
and I still Wonder, every model sold seems to be provided
with its old and genuie boxes, I remember at Xmas recieving
a model, the box went straight to the bin, so I Wonder who
might have stored those boxes for years.

I found out, there is at least 10-12 more Macs to go for
just issued for the MICA conventions.
I have stored pics from Auctioneer Vectis in GB for a future
search.
These items came in greater boxes in the old style.

[Hans Jørgen Wagner]

One comes through many things when writing website, as I do regarding Matchbox cars, and I thought that a few details could be of interest here.
Matchbox has produced about 3 billion vehicles since 1947. There are 12,000 variants to go for if you should want to expand the collection with a few models. In 1972-75 the Yesteryear production was stopped in 2 years. BUT, Models of Yesteryear, was Matchbox’s best-selling series for several years in 1970’s anyway. I had actually thought that it was the small Superfast models. Mattel own matchbox today. They closed the Dinky collectables and Matchbox Yesteryear models in 2000. MOY series was issued, with four models in 2006 in connection with the 50th anniversary of the series.

Hans Jørgen

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