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Cab roof looks part way there, very similar to a CNH one

These always seem to make strong money, see here http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Britains-1-32-JCB-3CX-Union-Jack-special-edition-scale-model-backhoe-loader-/182070583329?hash=item2a6440a021:g:5kIAAOSwZtJW-YYr be interesting to know how many they made

I like that. Just about pristine, much better than the one I have.

Working now thank you

Still getting the same message when I log in Sean. With regards deleting browsing history, I do this all the time, so hasn't helped either

I've been getting this too, presume it's from the Forum end.........................!

A late High Major, presuming that it was registered when new. With regards the E1A's their age can be ascertained from serial numbers, if available.

Was wondering the same thing, hopefully Andy will let us know whats happening

All that overtime has finally been put to good use Paul, a good choice too. I always fancied one of these myself, but not easy to find. Some desirable options there with rest-o-ride seat and especially pick up hitch, power assisted steering next? Where did you get the seat refurb kit from?

Is the chassis made of resin?

They still use these for pigs around near where I live, along with the more usual style of pig arks

That's some fantastic finds for a car boot sale. I never seem to find anything when I go to them, although it could be the getting up early part. I bet your ticker was going when you found the raves for the animal transport trailer, they are the hard bits to find.........apparently! No platform to the hayloft of the white barn. Most of the ones on ebay have this part broken off, probably the first part to get damaged, along with the weather vane. I bought a made up(glued) one from ebay that had a spare complete platform, then sold on the rest. It was unboxed. Keep the rubber bales away from other plastic items as they will react over time like the tractor wheels/tyres

Unless I'm mistaken, which is often apparently, it'll be a 6210R as in post 86 http://www.farmtoysforum.com/forum/topic/20006-the-wickhambreaux-collection-part-of/page-5

My thoughts exactly, I liked the remark about them all being in collections.................. well a handful of collections I reckon. At that price I cannot see one coming my way With regards Agritechnica Gold JD's there was one last time but not for sale to the general public, only to purchasers of the real deal apparently. I think they got a bit p'd off with the rush of buyers scramble on opening day Pricey now if you can find one.

What is the score with the green discs? Are they a conversion?

I take it this isn't project X then?

Small labels, these came with/in a shoe box style stock box. What they were for is any ones guess unless the related models were bagged up with these inside! Close up of front Reverse

A large sticker, size 120mm x 580mm approx. Not too sure of year And a small sticker, size 22mm x 110mm approx. Competition card from Toytrac 2014 Front Back

A pair of large trade boxes or more correctly Farm Counter Pack. They are both the same size, but slightly different in construction. Size being H 100mm, W 400mm, D 370mm Top one is Part No. 7150 from 1981 only, in this guise. It held 315 assorted models Bottom one is Part No. 7155 from 1983 to 1985 when it disappeared from the trade catalogue. It contained 297 models It came as two parts Another carrier bag with Britains on one side...... ......and Ertl on the other. Circa 2007/8 when the remote control tractor disappeared.

As stated earlier I have the entry form for this competition, so here it is. I have covered over most of the name and address Another competition entry form this time from 1986 Yet another competition entry form, this ones from 1987 and has been used. The actual entry part has been cut off the bottom along the dotted line! The reverse side. I've covered up the multi choice answers, as it is so easy, to let you have a go, answers later...........

Drool, what more can I say, some more lovely pieces. I do have the WWF Board in post 167. I thought it was on here, the window sticker is, in post 123. More please...........

This is from 1985, I have the entry form that goes with the poster and it has a closing date for entries. It has already been filled in, unfortunately, complete with address by an 8 year old boy who happened to be the seller! Some fabulous finds, do you need a hand with the next visit Dan?

I cannot find any of these in the reference material that I have. The two friezes/banners are most likely from the 70's going by the 1970 catalogue front cover for the top one and the fact that the wording "farm life" was used on the large square display boards that could be attached to the sides of the Stock Cabinet (No. 79). The lower one looks to be a sticker whilst the upper one may have gummed edges? What sizes are they, 1220x230 or 1520x230? as per window banners No. 80 or 83 respectively. What size is the large B? Gummed, sticker or wipe board type of material? The only certain thing I know about these is that they were made between 1964 and 1979 when the big B logo was introduced and deleted at end of.

Looking forward to that, I presume this is part of what we talked about at J24Trac? Any spares? I have quite a few trade order forms along with catalogues. I never considered putting them on here, far to many I think!