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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $350.
Roger spotted this one. Anyone recognize this toy with snow plow and trailer?
“Vintage toy army Jeep with detachable plow and trailer. Solid steel design. Can’t find any manufacturers marks. Looks to be all original. Has toggle switch for headlights maybe?? I don’t know a whole lot about it so if you know more about it please let me know. I am asking $350 but will entertain all cash or trade offers.”
It looks European in manufacture. Very similar in detail to Triang toys made in England. The rails around the rear are very much like what you see on Triang and Anchor pedal cars and smaller Triang wind up Jeeps that were made in England in the late 40s and early 50s. Those usually have a small triangle with 3 L’s in the middle from the Lyons Brothers.
Dave
I offered him 100 for it and he said if that was best offer he got he would keep it. Headlights used to light up. Maybe tail lights also.