MAN FROM UNCLE ILLYA KURYAKIN GUN SET, IDEAL (SILVER)

A rare Illya Kuryakin toy gun set by Ideal USA, circa 1965.

Complete. Includes the rarer silver variant of the toy gun. Box exhibits creasing and age wear, lacks the small tip of the gun die-cut card Illya box illustration, box has a couple of very tiny pen touch ups and a very small corner stain to the back of the box.

A truly stunning set.

Provided and sold within a protective, acid free, acetate wrap (see final image).

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