Popeye Paddle-Wagon by Corgi Toys

Popeye Paddle-Wagon ref802 by Corgi Toys from 1967.
Finished in red, yellow, blue and white and featuring all the famous characters from the Popeye cartoons - Of course Popeye himself with a can of spinach, Olive Oil and Swee'Pea in the lifeboat at the rear. The figures move up and down and side to side as you push the model along.

Fact Box
Code:	802
Released:	1967
Cost now(mint):	£200
Cost now(fair):	£30
Cost now(poor):	£4

This particular model was sold on ebay by George's Good Stuff in November 2006 for £199.99 in the following condition:
This beautiful and hard to find late 1960s model is in stunning virtually perfect mint condition, I can't spot any marks on it anywhere, it's an absolute beauty, with fully functioning figures and with everything fully intact, including the silver crown on the chimney stack - great stuff!
It comes in its complete original coloured card window box - the outer card is showing some overall light age wear and a toy shop price label on one side edge, but is all 100 per cent complete, while the inner card display tray is perfect. The outer cellophane is also clean and clear, just a slight pinch point halfway across the top edge, otherwise all intact - absolutely first class!
All in all a wonderful all-original version of this increasingly hard-to-find TV-and-film-related collector's model, and a marvellous addition to any collection!

Added by Tom on 2006-12-02
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