I currently have no BAYKO documents from the Portuguese market... |
...but I do have a little information.
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Thanks to Chris Reeve for this information. |
Chris has acquired an early post-war set #1 from Portugal which has the yellow green Windows, bright white and red Bricks and and almost crimson Canopy... |
...of particular interest, is the colour of the bases which are almost translucent and an intriguing 'duck-egg green' colour. |
The manual is the early version printed for set #0 to set #2 but without the UK price on the front or the internal price lists - as Chris says, "like the Sun Newspaper it goes straight to the models on page 3". |
Clearly the set was intended for export and was acquired from Portugal, but I suppose we can't be absolutely certain that it was actually sold in Portugal... |
...then again, we can't prove that it wasn't!!! |
Seriously, when added to the information from the Lebanon, it seems clear that BAYKO was on the export trail immediately after the war - no mean achievement given the materials shortages at the time. |
If you have any information on the Portuguese BAYKO market then I'd love to hear from you.. |
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The following countries are known to have been export markets for BAYKO : - |
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Latest update -
November 17, 2011
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