Bedford, Trailer and gun (1956?)

Unmarked set similar to 621-G Bedford 3t Army Truck (1954, which I got when a small boy in the 50's
identified as Kemlows of London in a nice but erased correspondence on Dinky Club here below reproduced

The Bedford Dinky Toys Fleet

Author Message Christiaan Boland (Bolandpc) New Dinky Club member Username: Bolandpc Post Number: 20 Registered: 11-2003 Posted on Monday, January 05, 2004 - 01:54 pm:    I happen to have a similar "fake", which I got when a boy in the late 50's. It came with a trailer and a gun, that could actually fire. I remember scaring my mother firing burning matches with it through the living room! Now what's left is the reasonably intact Bedford and a damaged trailer and gun. Christiaan Boland http://www.boland-dinkytoys.com Now I've made a couple of comparing pictures of this "fake" and the real Dinky Toy 621-G Bedford 3t Army Truck (1954) Christiaan Boland http://www.boland-dinkytoys.com obvious differences: The colors and the finer lining, as well as the already mentioned grill shape. Christiaan Boland http://www.boland-dinkytoys.com The rear windows! Christiaan Boland http://www.boland-dinkytoys.com The left side shows bad workmanship on the moulding of the "fake" and the underside of the door on the Dinky. Christiaan Boland http://www.boland-dinkytoys.com The right side shows again better details and rounding off on the Dinky Toy Christiaan Boland http://www.boland-dinkytoys.com Last but not least the bottoms compared: Clear differences: "Fake" has 1. bad moulding, 2. smaller ribs, 3. painted cabin bottom, Dinky Toy has 4. designed rib underneath and of course the spare wheel Have a happy day Christiaan Boland http://www.boland-dinkytoys.com