Star Wars Figures found in Wellingboro Table can sell for £ 6K

Alex pope

BBC News, Northamptonshire

The figures were discovered in a scaffold with their original value label

The Hanson auctions have a mixture of five star wars idols, all standing on a wooden table. All with £ 1.59 value tag on them. They are all in their original boxes. — The figures were discovered in a scaffold with their original value label

A collection of rare star wars data has been discovered in the box with their original value label, expected to sell to thousands of people in the auction.

Hanson auctions stated that 21 toys were found in an attic in Wellingboro, Northamptonshire, where they were “dull for 40 years”.

They are being sold in auction by the original owner’s wife – and can get £ 6,000.

David Wilson-Turner, Hanson’s toy expert, stated that the owner “did not collect such as, just toys from their childhood that were not played too much”.

The TRAI-Logo Yak Face Action Figure Collectors had “a ‘holy comb maker”, Hanson auctions said

Hanson auctions made a yak face toy figure, with a price tag, showing a cream figure, wearing blue trousers and top, and from the film the film, from the film, an image next to the idol. — The TRAI-Logo Yak Face Action Figure Collectors had “a ‘holy comb maker”, Hanson auctions said

Toys were built by Politoys in the coalville, Lecesterreshire, in the early 1980s.

The rare item for sale is Yak face, from the 1983 film Return of the JD, which is expected to go for about 1,000 pounds.

It also briefly portrayed JD’s return, which as a member of the entry of Jaba The Hut.

The auctions stated that a camel-brought creature was never officially sold in the US, and was now a “holy grave” for collectors.

Ankin Skyvocker is a guide price between JD’s return between £ 120- £ 180

Hanson auctions made an anacine skywocker idol in a box, with a price tag above, with an image to the right from the film. — Ankin Skyvocker is a guide price between JD’s return between £ 120- £ 180

Mr. Wilson-Turner said: “The figures came from the seller’s husband’s collection.

“She was happy when we told her how worth it.

“Palitoy gained the rights to produce Star Wars toys through his American sister Company, Kner in the 1970s. The first Paltoy was reluctant to launch the Star Wars range as no one had heard about the film.

“But, while the US produced franchise goods in millions, Palitoy’s output was more modest, making it all more attractive to collectors for both the Atlantic sides.”

Also sales will have an R2-D2 figure with pop-up lightsbre, which is expected to sell between £ 300 and £ 400.

An Amanman can go as £ 350 and a Luke Skywocker’s figure has a guide price between £ 200 and £ 300.

Toys go under the hammer on July 24 in Atwal, Derbishire.