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GOEBEL SPLIT VW V2

If you have photos or additional information on the GOEBEL ceramic bank, Please contact us. Thanks The porcelain factory F. & W. Goebel was founded in 1871 in Oeslau-Wilhelmsfeld by mr. Franz Detleff Goebel and his son William Goebel. The company is famous for their Hummel figurines...

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HILMAR VW BUS

The tin plate VW Bus is lithographed in two beautiful and different designs with people’s faces in the windows. A VW Ambulance Kastenwagen with a blue light on the roof and a VW Kombi with a cargo top on the roof. The tin body consists of a three piece design with a top piece, lower nose panel,...

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HKK VW BUS V1

A two section stamped tin plate VW Bus with cut out windows. The roof is stamped with eight small windows and a closed sunroof. Front doors seams, side door seams, door handles, raised engine louvers and raised tail lights. Tin trim pieces include the windshield, VW front emblem, headlights, front a...

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HKK VW BUS V2

A four section stamped tin plate VW Bus with cut out windows. The roof is stamped with eight small windows and a closed sunroof. Front doors seams, side door seams, door handles, raised engine louvers and raised tail lights. Tin trim pieces include the windshield, VW front emblem, headlights, a rear...

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HÖFLER - JOHANN VW CONVERTIBLE V1

The basis of the Höfler company was laid in 1923 when the 3 Höfler brothers, Johann, Georg and Leonhard, started a company for production of metal products in Fürth. In the 1930’s, Johan decided to build his own toy company, named "Metallspielwarenfabrik Johann Höfler". He produced cheap penny toys,...

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HÖRNDLEIN KdF WAGEN VW FH-126

It is with great pleasure to have on this site a vintage tin toy that represents perhaps the best example of a KdF Wagen in scale form. It is one of the most sought after amongst collectors and has always been hard to find because of its scarcity. Only a few have been known to exist years ago. What ...

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HUKI OVAL VW SUNROOF HUKI 2-1

In 1910, Hubert Kienberger founded HUKI, Kienberger & Co., Nürnberg, Germany. They mainly produced Penny Toys and animals on wheels. Before WWII, they used the brand name KiCo, which was later altered into HUKI. In 1943 the company was destroyed by a fire and only in 1951 production was restarte...

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HUKI US ZONE SPLIT VW HK-4003 (HK-4001 & HK-4005)

In 1910, Hubert Kienberger founded HUKI, Kienberger & Co., Nürnberg, Germany. They mainly produced Penny Toys and animals on wheels. Before WWII, they used the brand name KiCo, which was later altered into HUKI. In 1943 the Company was destroyed by a fire and only in 1951 production was res...

Published in: HK HUKI - Large Scale

HUKI VW CONVERTIBLE

In 1910, Hubert Kienberger founded HUKI, Kienberger & Co., Nürnberg, Germany. They mainly produced Penny Toys and animals on wheels. Before WWII, they used the brand name KiCo, which was later altered into HUKI. In 1943 the Company was destroyed by a fire and only in 1951 production was restarte...

Published in: HK HUKI

HUKI VW CONVERTIBLE HK-4004

In 1910, Hubert Kienberger founded HUKI, Kienberger & Co., Nürnberg, Germany. They mainly produced Penny Toys and animals on wheels. Before WW2, they used the brand name KiCo, which was later altered into HUKI. In 1943, the company was destroyed by a fire and only in 1951 production was restarte...

Published in: HK HUKI - Large Scale

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