Oxford Diecast Showmans Living Wagon Green/cream

Oxford Diecast

£19.45

Oxford’s living wagons have covered several eras from the simple workmen’s utility hut on wheels to highly decorative Showman’s caravans. For this release we revert to the time when the Showmans Living Wagon had beautiful spoked wagon wheels and elaborately applied coach lines. Here we see our Living Wagon in bright green with a white roof and cream roof undersides. A black chimney stack is perched on the roof too. The green bodywork has finely detailed gold coachwork applied to the sides, the back and the front door. The chassis, underside box and the large wagon wheels are all decorated in c

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Oxford Diecast Showmans Living Wagon Green/cream

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