Smith-Miller U.S. Army Tanker Truck

Description

American. 1950s. Pressed steel. Embossed, "SM 3007", on underside. From the Yvan Lalonde Collection.

Size
6" x 6" x 18".

Condition
Excellent condition. Minor paint nicks to decals on cab.

Medium
Pressed steel.

Signature
Embossed, "SM 3007", on underside.

Provenance
From the Yvan Lalonde Collection.

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Smith-Miller U.S. Army Tanker Truck

Lot 0061

Estimate CA$900-CA$1,200

Mar 6, 2026, 6:45 PM EST

Starting Price

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CA$25

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