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126G - Edition 8,000
Walkers Nonsuch
A
rich smooth toffee, it soon became popular locally and the business
flourished. So much so that, in 1915, he and his son Edward Victor
Walker established Walkers' Nonsuch as an independent family company,
producing toffee from a factory near his shop.
For me this always came in a tin tray with a
hammer that was not only useful for cracking the toffee, but also for
a bit of DIY. Even today I have one of these hammers at the bottom of
my toolkit.
There were two model s offered in this promotion - the other being the 126G Bullnose
A tin of toffee with the packs showing the offer - you could get each vehicle for £2.60 each.
LETTER FROM JODIE BUTTERFIELD- USA
My husband and I are huge fans of Walkers Nonsuch
toffee. A client of my husbands brought it back from England and at
first we thought it to be a silly present. After months of it sitting
in our cupboard, my husband has a sweet tooth one night and decided to
try it. He begged me to try it, as I had never ever liked toffee
before, and with one bite I was addicted. The way it's firm, but yet
it melts in your mouth. We love this toffee and have a hard time
finding it anywhere in the US. But we do order it internationally
sometimes.
And that's our experience with Walker's Nonsuch toffee:-)
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