STRIKER ANTI-TANK VEHICLE
Die Cast Toy
©1978
©1978
Artist/Maker | |
Place of origin |
card and cellophane window box with raised back; printed in blue, red, yellow and black to show the title, maker's details and illustration of a tank; with preformed lining to house the vehicle
contains a khaki tracked vehicle marked 20357034 in white on the side; with a pack of yellow shells; made of die cast metal
contains a khaki tracked vehicle marked 20357034 in white on the side; with a pack of yellow shells; made of die cast metal
Object details
Object type | |
Parts | This object consists of 3 parts. (Some alternative part names are also shown below)
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Title | STRIKER ANTI-TANK VEHICLE (manufacturer's title) |
Materials and techniques | card, printed in colours
die cast metal |
Brief description | Striker Anti Tank Vehicle, Dinky Die Cast Toys 691 card window box ©Meccano Ltd Pack of plastic shells for Striker Anti-Tank Vehicle, Dinky Die Cast Toys 691, c1978 Meccano Ltd Card and cellophane window box with built in lining for Striker Anti-Tank Vehicle, Dinky Die Cast Toys 691, c1978 Meccano Ltd |
Physical description | card and cellophane window box with raised back; printed in blue, red, yellow and black to show the title, maker's details and illustration of a tank; with preformed lining to house the vehicle contains a khaki tracked vehicle marked 20357034 in white on the side; with a pack of yellow shells; made of die cast metal |
Dimensions |
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Production type | mass produced |
Copy number | Dinky Die Cast Toys 691 |
Marks and inscriptions | ©1978 Meccano Ltd
Made in England (packaging; printing) |
Object history | Part of the Palitoy Archive |
Historical context | Dinky Toys had been a trademark of Meccano Ltd, Liverpool. Meccano was bought by Airfix Products Ltd in 1971 when the Lines Brothers group was sold. In 1979, Airfix sold the Liverpool factories producing both Meccano and Dinky due to financial problems. Airfix itself went into receivership late 1981. |
Production | Reason For Production: retail |
Collection | |
Accession number | B.374:1-1999 |
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Record created | October 5, 1999 |
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