Corgi Cars, Toys and Collectables Auctions

We auction or buy your Corgi collection here at Vectis Auctions, the World's largest collectable toy specialist! If you have a Corgi car or toy collection from a single piece to a room of thousands, come to the experts; come to Vectis to ensure the best possible price!

Contact us today on 01642 750 616 or email: collections@vectis.co.uk

We will auction or buy your Corgi cars, toys and collectables, including

We have a team of experts ready to catalogue your Corgi cars and collectables to achieve the best prices possible. Our full colour catalogues are available online to our worldwide audience and customer database of over 30 years of trading. Our marketing team will promote your Corgi cars and toy collection at no additional cost and our in-house packing team will then ensure your Corgi collectables are sent to their new homes throughout the world.

Why use Vectis?

• World record prices, higher than any other auction house
• We will pack and ship all your items to a global audience
• Our team of experts cover all collectable genres
• Protection against internet fraudsters
  
• We will handle any returns or buyer queries
• One-off commission – no extra lotting fees, photography or marketing fees
• No collection too small or large
• Over 30 years’ experience in the collectable toy industry

Whether buying or selling Corgi Collectables, Vectis is the place to choose! 

Corgi Toys is a popular brand of diecast model vehicles, initially produced by the Mettoy Company of Northampton which first started to produce colourful, pressed metal toys in the 1930s. The Corgi Toys line was known for its high level of detail and accuracy, and it gained a strong following among collectors. Although production of Mettoy Corgi Toys ceased in the late 1980s, Corgi models are still produced under the manufacturer Hornby Hobbies. Vintage Corgi models remain highly sought after by enthusiasts today

The first Corgi models appeared in 1956, these models replicated British cars including the Ford Consul, Austin A50 Cambridge, Morris Cowley, Vauxhall Velox, Rover 90, Riley Pathfinder and Hillman Husky. Corgis were sold as the ones with windows. Other later innovations included Glidamatic spring suspension, opening car bonnets and boots and diamond jewelled headlights. In the 1960s Corgi produced the bestselling diecast toy car of all time, the famous Aston Martin DB5 from the James Bond film 'Goldfinger'. Another top-selling model of all time, reaching five million units, is the 1966 Batmobile.

Corgi introduced the ‘Whizzwheels’ range in 1970 to compete with Mattel’s Hot Wheels series, this range featured frictionless wheels to increase playability.

We auction and buy:

• Modern or vintage cars, toys and collectables
• Point of sale, merchandise, promotional items
• Boxed or loose car and playsets
• Playworn to Mint condition cars

Vectis: The Collectable Toy Experts

Vectis holds monthly auctions of Corgi collectables, including vintage and modern diecast.

Consistently achieving the best prices at auction Corgi toys.