Reproduction Boxes for Old Toys
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An empty reproduction replacement Matchbox Lesney 13b Bedford Wreck Truck B Style Repro Box.
The second issue of this model using the box art for the 13a 51mm (1955-1957). This is for the 13b 54mm (1958 – 1959) Bedford Tow Truck.
Later the Bedford was superceded by the Thames Trader Tow Truck 13c.
The B style boxes featured all of the 1 to 75 model range with “Moko Lesney” in block text in the main face scroll.
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An empty reproduction replacement Matchbox Lesney 13b Bedford Wreck Truck B Style Repro Box.
The second issue of this model using the box art for the 13a 51mm (1955-1957). This is for the 13b 54mm (1958 – 1959) Bedford Tow Truck.
Later the Bedford was superceded by the Thames Trader Tow Truck 13c.
The B style boxes featured all of the 1 to 75 model range with “Moko Lesney” in block text in the main face scroll.
| Colour | Multicoloured |
|---|---|
| Country | Australia |
| Material | Cardboard |
| Model Year | 1960's |
| Recommended Age Range | Adult Collector |
| Scale | 1:64 |
| Series | Matchbox 1 to 75 Regular Wheels |
| Vehicle Make | Bedford |
| Theme | RecoverToy for all Toy restorations. |
| Vehicle Type | Tow Truck, Crane, Wrecker |
| Year Made | New, Made to Order. |
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