Concessionnaire tendance Ferrari « Colmore Depot » original porte-clés/porte-clés non monté très bon état, doccasion années 70/80 

Ferrari Colmore depot original keyring/fob unmounted. VGC, used, caxton of kew. Colmore depot from this era (mid 70s until early 1980s) had a dealership in central Birmingham on Hill Street, with one side of the dealership selling fiats and the other side selling Ferrari, until it moved out towards acocks green- I think the Ferrari side finished sometime in the early 1980s. I know this as my father bought a brand new Fiat 128 3p Berlinetta sport in 1978 from colmore depot and when he was buying it there were 2 Ferraris in the showroom! This keyfob dates from that era- the stylised font and the enamelled fob mark this era out very definitely. The showroom manager was a Mr Brooks, who my father wasnt exactly enamoured with when the front bumper rusted away and they refused to give a discount on a new one, despite the car being 3 years old...I digress.

I believe these type fobs would have been given to the Ferrari owners, as my father was only given a big standard fiat one. Therefore this is a very rare item. If you watch Harrys garage on youtube, the vetroresina Ferrari 308 he tested came from Colmore depot, and that is a very well known car, think it is 1977.

Unmounted, so could be mounted onto a leather backing, used but in very good condition- just some light signs of wear tear all over, with light surface scratching but looks bright and clean, and the enamelling is all intact. On the reverse is a badly stamped (as often were from this era) caxton made in england I believe, manufacturers mark. This is very small, maybe 3cms in length and 5-6mm thickness.

Sold as seen in photos, strictly no returns, happy to post worldwide- please select correct postage, please pay immediately via paypal,non payers will be reported to and the item re-listed after 7 days of non payment. Will be dispatched 1st class signed for or international tracked. Please note: Import duties will be payable for continental countries.