BMW – original 1990s dealership keyring in good used condition

We are not licensed by BMW or any of their representatives to reproduce any of the registered BMW designs.

The keyring in this listing is an original vintage BMW keyring which will have been produced around 25 years ago .

The keyring in this listing has been used and has a flaw which is mentioned in the description which follows below .

We have just this one BMW dealership keyring in used condition to offer – when it has been sold this listing will be cancelled.

This keyring is in excellent used condition with a jewellery grade vitreous enamel badge mounted onto a keyfob in genuine black leather of a generous thickness .

The vitreous enamel badge is in very good condition .

The genuine black leather keyfob which the badge is mounted onto is also in excellent condition but the reverse of the leather keyfob has had a sticker placed on it at some time ( probably when the keyring was new ) ………….and when that sticker was pulled off ( or wore off ) it has left a witness mark on the leather .

This can be seen in the final listing photo of the reverse of the leather key fob ( an underexposed photo so that the ‘ flaw’ shows up ! )

Hardly a problem and the ‘ witness mark’ will probably diminish in use .

If a keyring is being bought to be used as intended – then a used keyring like this one is ideal and represents a very considerable saving over buying a similar keyring in mint condition .

Examples of these keyrings do occasionally appear on internet auction sites but are almost always in well used condition  – these keyrings tended to be used on a daily basis and the vitreous enamel badges almost always have chips in the enamel around the edge of the badge and the leather keyfobs will be showing signs of wear .

These are the keyrings which were supplied with the top of the range cars which BMW had in it’s 1980s & 1990s line up.

These keyrings were almost certainly produced by Manhattan Windsor of Birmingham – some were produced with their name on the back of the badges but most were unmarked like this example – most probably because BMW specified that they be left plain .

Manhattan Windsor were the premier manufacturer of quality automotive keyrings in the 1990s – sadly they closed their doors some years ago.

Superb quality keyrings which any BMW salesperson would have been proud to hand over with a new car .

These keyrings exhibit the level of quality which British manufacturers were capable of producing before many automotive keyrings later became mass produced throw -away items with plastic resin badges mounted onto imitation leather keyfobs .

The keyring in the photos is the actual one which you will receive.