FS ? ELC wooden fire/police station toy

By rainbowdash
November 14, 2021 in The Family Room Classifieds

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rainbowdash

Posted November 14, 2021

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Posted November 14, 2021

Hello,

Selling my son?s wooden fire/police station toy.

Was a Christmas gift that I thought would blow his socks off way back in 2018, but I was proved wrong and it?s mostly sat unused because he preferred other things. It has a hinged front door, three storeys and entrances in and out.

It comes with furniture, a police car and a fire truck, plus two figures (all in picture). All in good condition save for a few marks on the roof where he used to land his helicopter and where a sticker took off some paint.

Purchased for ?100; would like ?30 o.n.o. Collection from Ivydale Road, SE15 3ED.

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