Condition : Very Good

A very scare branded Horlicks dispenser which was used in cafes in the 1950s.
It is made of cast iron and stands 20" tall.
The wire has been cut off but i understand from the previous owner that it did work. However i havent tested it so cannot guarantee this.
Regretfully the glass container is missing.
Still a superb rare display piece.
Please note that it weighs nearly 6kg.

A delightful c1950s tin plate lithographed dolls house bathroom complete with the loose bath.
It was made by Goso in US Zone Germany.
Measuring approximately 8 x 6", it still has an undamaged mirror and washbasin.
Has some minor scratches, otherwise still in very good condition.

A very hard to find original tin plate shelf sign for Frys Pure Cocoa.
It is approximately 24" long and is still in very good condition.

A scare early shop counter tin from the days when tobacco was bought loose by weight.
This one is for Atkins Nut Brown.
It measures approximately 8 x 6" and other than a few scrapes is still in very good condition.

Introduced in 1981, this was the first Subbuteo game made for girls.
However it only stayed in production for a year and was expensive so sets like this hardly ever appear.
The set is complete with all the players, goals , pitch etc.
Other than 5 broken hockey sticks, it is in excellent condition as is the box.
Definitely one for the collectors!