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The Great Book of Hollow Cast Figures The hollow-cast method of producing small toy figures, approximately 54mm in height, was devised in 1893 by William Britain, who was looking for a way of producing cheaper lead figures. However, the history of Britains Ltd has been extensively documented; this book fills the only large remaining gap in the history of lead hollow-cast figures by focusing on some of Britain’s competitors, including: Timpo and Cherilea and lesser-known firms such as Abel and Laurie. This book contains a well researched catalogue reproduction and rarity guide. Diecast Toy Aircraft |
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