Y13 1918 Crossley
The RAF model is very rare now as so many of the plastic components were swapped to the painted model. The model came in gold & silver although the silver version is now ultra rare. The canopies and grille were in a very dark grey color but some versions may have tan grilles. The seats were always maroon. The version shown in pic. 2 is probably a trial model whilst the one in pic 3 was presented to an employee on his retirement from the giftware section and was the same person that I got the Queens award ashtray from. I have seen one other of these models before.
The Evan's Coal & Coke can have either a dark red label (pic.1) or a much brighter version (pic.2). The grills on these models were always black.
VARIANTS
RAF Tender
Number | Plating | Canopy & Tilt | Grille | Wheels | Base |
1 | Gold | Black | Black | Two Columns | |
2 | Gold | Black | Tan | Two Columns | |
3 | Silver | Black | Black | Two Columns | |
4 | Gold | Tan | Black | Two Columns | |
5 | Gold | Black | Black | Gild 24 spoke | Two Columns |
Evans Coal & Coke
Number | Plating | Canopy | Label | Wheels | Base |
1 | Gold | Tan | Dark red | 24 spoke | Two Columns |
2 | Gold | Tan | Bright red | 24 spoke | Two Columns |
3 | Gold | Tan | Dark red | 12 spoke | Two Columns |
4 | Brassy Gold | Tan | Dark red | 24 spoke | Two Columns |