Models of Yesteryear Grand Prix 1935 ERA R.1.B Blue Yellow Matchbox 1986 NRFP
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English Automobiles built 17 of these "Old English Uprights from 1934-37, using Riley-derived engines. The famous Romulus which was raced by Prince Bira winning in 1936 both the Prince Rainier Cup at Monaco and the JCC International Trophy at Brooklands. Engine 1488cc.
Matchbox Vintage style! - Grand Prix! - Contains: Vehicle - Ages 8 and up - Matchbox International 1986
The card has some wear and tear on the edges, flat surfaces, and corners. Additionally, there may be some wrinkling of the plastic display window.
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