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PREMIER PRODUCTS PLASTIC VW MODEL KIT

This ready to assemble all plastic model kit was produced by PREMIER PRODUCTS CO. Brooklyn 21, New York, USA. The colorful artwork on the box cover depicted a Volkswagen Convertible and perhaps was inspired from a 1960 Reutter’s VW drawing. From looking at the colorful box artwork, it is presumed th...

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PRF VW BUS

Two piece plastic body of a VW Panel Bus with cut out door windows and windshield. The top section has a large lip seam where it attached to the lower body. Details of the door seams and side air louvers. Metal headlights and the metal bumpers have PRF license plates. Metal chassis with a friction m...

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PROCESSED PLASTIC VW BUS

PROCESSED PLASTIC was founded in Aurora, USA, in 1948 by Ross Bergman, Richard Simms, and Roy Raymond. Their first toy was a plastic dump truck. Over the years, the product line was expanded to larger trucks, racing cars, tanks, and rockets sold primarily to Woolworth and Kresges (K-Mart). In 1964, ...

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RENNER VW BUS

A plastic body in the shape of a T2 VW Panel Bus. It was produced to be used as a postal letter scale. It was a promotional model by VW and was produced by order of the German firm of RENNER. It was meant to shorten the wait for the 1/40 T2a Modell by CURSOR. The letter scale was issued to VW in Sep...

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REVELL VW BUS V1

The REVELL Company, located in Venice, California, was founded by Lewis Glaser in 1943 as a plastics molding firm called PRECISION SPECIALTIES, eventually branching into plastic toys. The name REVELL came from the French word “reveille,” meaning “new beginning.” In the early 1950s, REVELL offered it...

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RIBEIRINHO SPLIT VW LARGE SCALE

RIBEIRINHO was founded in 1905 by José Teixeira in Guimaraes, Portugal. It is unclear what they produced prior to WWII but after the WWII, they produced a very large assortment of cheap plastic products such as toys. They manufactured many household appliances and other products as well. RIBEIRINHO...

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SCHILDKRÖT VW BUS

In 1873 the Lenel brothers founded together with Friedrich Julius Bensinger in Mannheim Germany, the "Rheinische Hartgummi-Waaren-Fabrik“, which produced soft rubber and celluloid products, like dolls. After 1933 the Company was confiscated by the Nazi regime. In 1954, a cooperation with Käthe Kruse...

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SIEMENS VW BUS

KARL SIEMENS GmbH was located in Lüdenscheid, Germany. They produced in the late 1950’s and 1960’s thermoplastic toys, which were intended as giveaways for other manufacturers of other products. A two piece soft plastic toy in the shape of a VW Transporter or Passenger Bus. Top section made with or...

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SMC OVAL VW

Skandinavisk Motor Co. A/S (Scandinavian Motor Company, or SMC), located in Copenhagen, Denmark, was founded by the brothers Axel and Johannes Semler in 1917. In 1949 they became the general car importer for Volkswagen in Denmark and they currently still are. This dark blue ceramic Oval Window Volk...

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ST. HUBERT OVAL VW

St. Hubert's history is supported by a long tradition of innovation. This Léger's family restaurant first opened its doors in 1951 in Montreal, Canada. Their most notable innovation is without a doubt the introduction of free home delivery service, a first in Canada. At the forefront of their field,...

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