VTG JAMES BOND 007 ATTACHE CASE 1965 Secret Agent Spy briefcase Austin Powers

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VTG JAMES BOND 007 ATTACHE CASE 1965 Secret Agent Spy briefcase Austin Powers:
$375.00

This is a vintage James Bond 007 spy attache case released by Multiple Products Inc in 1965. At the time this toy came out, it was the holy grail of all toys because of all the cool accessories. This one came from Japan and has Japense Yen included rather than the greenbacks that were originally included with this toy. Still has most of the original accessories, including the 007 pencil (sharpened down a bit) and most of the paper in the notebook and secret decoder. It\'s missing the business cards, orange bullets and paper passport. Not sure if anything else might be missing, but it looks quite complete. Please refer to the pictures in case I\'ve missed anything. I\'m not an expert on this toy, and this lot comes only with what is pictured. The top of the attache case is removable, and there is a cool secret pistol hole in the side of the briefcase to allow you to fire the hidden gun while the case is closed. For serious secret agents only.
Please see photos for actual condition. All sales on vintage items are final, and items are sold as-is, so please ask questions before offerding. I\'m selling dozens of other vintage 70s/80s action figures, jumbo machinders, shogun warriors and micronauts toys, so please check out my other sales. I do combine shipping and I\'m happy to provide a combined shipping estimate on the items you\'re interested in.

I require insurance on all items over $50, and I only ship with USPS Priority Express International for foreign orders (except Canada, which I can ship by standard priority mail). Shipping charges are calculated by the actual weight and size of the packages. Please note the shipping price includes full insurance, so that\'s why it is what it is.

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