Triumph – original vintage late 1970s keyring in blue leather by Heath Machin

An original Triumph keyring which we would think will have been produced in the late 1970s .

We have just this one example of this keyring in this leather colour to offer – when it has been sold this listing will be cancelled.

Very few keyrings in this distinctive keyfob shape were produced for Triumph cars by Heath Machin although we have seen similar keyrings made by them for other brands of car ( usually prestige marques like Rolls Royce like Mercedes Benz & Jaguar )

Heath Machin used a couple of distinctive keyfob shapes for their keyfobs – a flat topped shield shape and also this most attractive plump teardrop shape …………..halfway between a Melsom Products slimline teardrop and a full standard teardrop ( excluding the flat sided peardrop shape used later by others )

The keyring is in very good condition with a vitreous enamel badge mounted onto a keyfob in genuine Royal blue leather with contrasting stitching in white thread .

Heath Machin of Walsall in England who as well as making their own car keyrings like this one , were producers of small leather goods and other keyrings and carried out leatherwork for other keyring manufacturers like Melsom Products Ltd of Birmingham & Premier of London at the time.

In the 1960s & 1970s almost all keyrings for the world’s cars were made in England – it was quite an industry .

The keyring in the photos is the actual one which you will receive and would be original & correct for use with any 1970s or early 1980s Triumph car .

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