Matchbox Models of Yesteryear Y14 1911 Maxwell Roadster Lesney Vintage NRFB
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This model GA Maxwell is one of the antique automobiles in the collection of Henry Austin Clark Jr. of Long Island New York. It sold for 1400 dollars in 1911 and was described by the manufacturers, the Maxwell-Briscoe Motor Co., as the "Classiest, snappiest, most comfortable two-passenger roadster built."
SCALE 49:1 - A Lesney product - Models of Yesteryear - Original box - Matchbox
The box is heavily damaged. There are dents, cracks, tears, and scuffs. There's also edgewear and creases.
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