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how to screenshot on windows<br /><br />Found this truck of unknown origin, I guess somebody might know.</p>

Anything on the bottom or anywhere else that may show a makers mark or number/letter?

Sadly I do not 'yet' own this item so cannot lift it up to find out

I see. Looking at the photo I think I see a letter A on the front hub cap so I blew the photo up.

Not sure if I am seeing things or not. Any one know what this might be?

Arnold?

Any idea of the size of the vehicle?

according to a few Dutch collectors, this Bedford truck is made by Brimtoy, the Pocketoy series, number 9/510

On the internet at Vintagediecast.co.uk I read the next text:

"BRIMTOY Pocketoy 9/510 Long Wheelbase Truck - Red plastic body with black plastic wheels and radiator. green tinplate wagon body, clockwork motor with pressed bright metal key - Length 5"/13cm."

On the first picture of this topic the body and wheels look diecast to me.

Regards - Wolter.

Interesting!!

Though to me the toy looks a tad different from the stock images out there,

I think it's Similar to Timpo and made of Tin.

Found another!

<p>Maybe swap the beds and tidy up the first truck? <br /><br />Both appear to have no signs of the clockwork mechanism, must be incomplete.</p>

This is interesting & new to me as the Wells Brimtoy Pocket toys I have seen have had tin backs & plastic bodies, many thanks for showing.

I googled around and found nothing... But here is a great reference site if you have not seen it on some small UK producers from back then: www.diecastvintagetoys.co.uk/ Those 2 trucks are not there.

It's amazing what lies undiscovered sometimes!

Watching these items now.