The Moko Lesney A Script style boxes were the first to feature the Lesney name.
The ‘script’ term comes from the use of a cursive script font for the word Moko in the stylised ribbon.
The end flaps were a plain dark blue and did not have any number or model description. Later issues of the B style boxes used plain ends, plain ends with a model number in black text, and later a white circle with black model number and model name added.
Only the first 7 of the 1 to 75 series, as they came to be known, were issued in this style box.
A reproduction Matchbox, Moko Lesney A Style box for the first 1a Aveling Barford Road Roller.
A reproduction Matchbox, Moko Lesney A Style box for the first 2 a Dumper.
A reproduction Matchbox, Moko Lesney A Style box for the first 3 a Cement Mixer.
A reproduction Matchbox, Moko Lesney A Style box for the first 4 a Tractor.
A reproduction Matchbox, Moko Lesney A Style box for the first 5 a London Bus.
A reproduction Matchbox, Moko Lesney A Style box for the first 6 a Tip Truck or Tipper.
A reproduction Matchbox, Moko Lesney A Style box for the first 7 a Milk Float.
A group of the 7 A style reproduction boxes.