Ford Model T Van (Au Bon Marche)

Ford Model T Van (Au Bon Marche), Days-Gone No.088A, was made in England by Lledo in the year 1989 and measures 7 cm in length.

This diecast Ford Model T Van is yellow-black with Tempo print and features branding for the Au Bon Marche department store in France. It comes with replaceable plastic tires, headlights, a grille, and gold-plated mirror frames. The underbelly of the van is black.

Au Bon Marche department store, founded by Mr. Aristide Bouchcaut, has been in business since 1852 in Paris.

1932 AEC Regal Single-Deck Bus (Royal Blue Coach Service)

 

Days-Gone No. DG17 – 1932 AEC Regal Single-Deck Bus (Royal Blue Coach Service), manufactured by Lledo (London) Limited in England in 1995, with a length of 9.2 cm. 

The 1932 AEC metal car was first produced in 1985. The initial model featured Southend Corporation buses in blue, red, and orange. This metal bus model was produced until 1995, with approximately 80 different variants, including the Royal Blue 1932 AEC Regal Bus, which is blue with a metal roof of the same color. Cream-colored window frames, black mudguards, and a message on the side at the edge of the roof reads "ROYAL BLUE LUXURY COACH." Additionally, there is a "ROYAL BLUE" message on the side and front of the bus. The interior features cream-colored seats, and the bus has a silver front grille and headlights, along with a black underbody.
 

Days Gone" No.DG6 - 1920 Model T Ford Van (Golden Shred)

 

 

 

Die-cast Car Model "Days Gone" No.DG6 - 1920 Model T Ford Van (Golden Shred), made in England by Lledo Ltd. Year 1988.

Days Gone is a brand produced by Lledo, founded in England in 1982 by Matchbox founder John Odell. The name "Lledo" is a reversal of John's last name.

The 1920 Model T Ford DG6 die-cast car was produced in approximately 149 different brands, colors, and finishes. It was the most produced model from 1983 until 1998 and marked the final model for the Days Gone Collectors Association.

This car is red and green and features an advertisement for sale of Golden Shred marmalade. It has wheel hubs with metal spokes and removable tires.

 

Lledo – Brewers Dray Courage

 

 

 

This model first appeared in October 1988 and holes the distinction of being the first horse-drawn to have a permanent driver, painted manes, collars and tails on the horses, not forgetting the driver’s bowler hat. The model consists of a cast body and footplate, a separate horse shaft and bogie, a plastic single piece driver’s seat and advertising headboard, driver and separate lower and upper beer barrels.