Oxford Diecast Morris J Van Lyons Ice Cream

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£9.95

This glorious retro colour scheme takes one right back to the days when J Lyons were based in Kensington, West London, from where their famous products were driven in specially liveried vehicles all over the capital and beyond. The dark blue, cream and silver scheme conjures up all those delicious treats of a bygone era. The Morris J van was one such vehicle and here it is registered RGU 283 and decorated with Lyons Ice Cream graphics, including a bright red sign on the two cab doors. The van’s upper body and roof are painted in buttermilk yellow, the lower body in Oxford blue, separated by a

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Registered at Companies House as OXFORD DIECAST LIMITED, number 02869520. Checked 2026-08-29.
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Oxford Diecast Morris J Van Lyons Ice Cream

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