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How French Dinky Became Spanish
In 1964, British toy manufacturer Lines Bros was the outright owner of both British Meccano / Dinky Toys and Meccano France /…
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The Mini Dinky Story
The Mini Dinky range was introduced by Meccano (owned by Lines Brothers at the time) in 1967…
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Dinky Toys by Matchbox?
In 1987, a series of six Matchbox Toys were issued in Dinky Toys blister packs. There is an enduring…
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A Dinky Classic: The Dinky 186 Mercedes 220 SE
In the February 1961 issue of Meccano Magazine, collectors were treated to an exciting full-color announcement.…
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The Last Dinky Fodens
When Dinky collectors, especially those who collect commercial vehicles, hear the words “Dinky Foden”, they…
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Dinky Toys 48 Petrol Filling and Service Station
Some time ago, I was approached by a passionate collector. He had an eye for…
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The Fabulous Dinky Toys Encyclopaedia
In the 1950’s as a young Dinky Toys collector, I built my own list of what had…
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A collage in honor of the iconic Fire Engine with Extending Ladder
The 555/955 Fire Engine sub-collection Many of us will agree that the (Commer) Fire Engine…
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Dinky France GMC CCKWs
The 881 Pinder circus truck and cage trailer was released in 1968. It was the…