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Dapol 4F-MAXONS-23

Maxons of Sheffield - Yorkshire Mixture Vent Van

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Prototype Era
Era 3 (1923 to 1947) The Big Four (LNER, LMS, GWR and SR)

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Manufacturer description

Exclusive to Rails of Sheffield Maxons of Sheffield - Yorkshire Mixture Vent Van 

Highly limited, Grab one while you can!

Contains:

Maxon's of Sheffield - Yorkshire Mixture Vent Van

Please note: Bag of sweets is not included

HISTORY

Maxons is a family run business based in Sheffield – one of the few remaining traditional sweet manufacturers in the north of England. Maxon's has been making the fine confectionary since the 1880's, always in Sheffield.

With a family of brands whose history date back to the late 19th Century, Maxons prides itself on using the finest products and techniques to produce the very highest quality of confectionery. 

Catalogue listing

Dapol Maxons of Sheffield – Yorkshire Mixture Vent Van, supplied with a free 250 g bag of Yorkshire Mixture, is a highly limited model released as part of the “Rails of Sheffield” series. The item carries the manufacturer part number 4F‑MAXONS‑23 and is exclusive to the Rails of Sheffield range.

The package contains a detailed replica of Maxons of Sheffield’s Yorkshire Mixture Vent Van together with a 250 g bag of the real confectionery for display or enjoyment.

Maxons of Sheffield is a family‑run confectionery manufacturer based in Sheffield, one of the few remaining traditional sweet producers in the north of England. The company has been producing confectionery since the 1880s, using historic recipes and techniques to maintain high quality standards.

The brand’s history spans more than a century, with a portfolio of products that trace their origins to the late 19th century, reflecting Maxons’ long‑standing commitment to premium sweets.