Overview
This is a classic 'E-style' box for the No. 22 Pontiac Grand Prix, a staple of the golden age of British die-cast toys.
Preliminary identification
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Overview
This is a classic 'E-style' box for the No. 22 Pontiac Grand Prix, a staple of the golden age of British die-cast toys.
Story
In 1953, Jack Odell created a tiny brass steam roller for his daughter to take to school in a matchbox, accidentally sparking a global revolution in play.
Maker / Origin
Lesney Products was founded by Leslie Smith and Rodney Smith in a bombed-out London pub after WWII.
Condition & Value
The box appears remarkably well-preserved with sharp corners and minimal 'veining' or crushing. Value is heavily driven by the condition of the box; for serious Matchbox collectors, the box is often more valuable than the car itself.
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