Displaying items by tag: 111to160mm

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STEHA OVAL VW V1

STEHA, the company of Steiner & Hausser located in Coburg. Soft blue or red rubber body with solid windows and fair details of the front hood and oval rear window. Metal axles and rubber wheels glued unto the body. The blue version was marked "Made in Germany US Zone", the red version was marked...

Published in: STEHA

TCO TIPPCO TIPP&CO KdF WAGEN VW LARGE SCALE

TIPP&CO was founded in 1912 in Nürnberg, Germany, by Mr. Carstens and Mrs. Tipp. In the 1930's the owners had to flee Germany and the company was confiscated. Only in 1949, the company was given back to its legal owners and the rebuilding of the TIPP&CO factory, destroyed in WWII, had b...

Published in: TCO TIPPCO TIPP&CO - Large Scale

TCO TIPPCO TIPP&CO US ZONE SPLIT VW LARGE SCALE

Tipp & Co. was founded in 1912 in Nürnberg, Germany by Mr. Carstens and Mrs. Tipp. In the 1930's the owners had to flee Germany and the company was confiscated. Only in 1949 the company was given back to its legal owners and the rebuilding of the factory, destroyed in the war began. ...

Published in: TCO TIPPCO TIPP&CO - Large Scale

TELSALDA VW CAMPER BUS

The TELSALDA VW Bus toy is the same as the VW Busses from CRAGSTAN and MEREHALL TOYS, also listed in this site. MEREHALL TOYS was a toy producer based in Hong Kong who produced toys in the 1950s and 1960s under its own label, but also produced toys for toy importers in Europe and the USA. Typically ...

Published in: TELSALDA

TOKYO PLAYTHING SHOKAI T.P.S. OVAL VW V1

This popular tin Oval VW from the mid to late 1950s was produced by Tokyo Plaything Shokai Co., Ltd., or also called T.P.S. Tokyo Plaything Shokai Co., Ltd (initially Toplay ltd) was founded in 1956 in Tokyo, Japan and ceased to exist in or around 1975. The company logo wi...

Published in: TOKYO PLAYTHING SHOKAI T.P.S.

TOMTE VW BUS V4

The Company was started in 1940 by Aasmund Sigurd Laerdal in Stavanger, Norway. Originally a small publishing house, it specialized in greetings cards and children's books. By 1943, the Company had expanded into the manufacturing of wooden toys under the name Smavare Industry. In 1951, the Company e...

Published in: TOMTE

TOOTSIETOY OVAL VW

TOOTSIETOY, located in Chicago, Illinois, is such an icon in toys made in the USA. This diecast metal body Oval Window Volkswagen with cut out windows has good details of front and rear hood, door seams and rear window air louvers. Originally sold for 39 cents (see photo) in a variety of stores...

Published in: TOOTSIETOY

TUDOR ROSE VW BUS V1

ROSEDALE Associated manufacturers was founded in 1933 by Norman Henry Rosedale and was based in Wales, England. TUDOR ROSE was a trademark of Rosedale Plastics. Originally Rosedale/ TUDOR ROSE made novelties such as buttons, combs, plastic jewelry and toys, but by the early 1950s, plastic toys and d...

Published in: TUDOR ROSE BS

UNIVERSAL MATCH CORP VW BUS

The UNIVERSAL MATCH CORP was founded in 1925 by A.H. and S.M. Rosenberg. The Rosenberg family had already had a number of years worth of experience in match manufacturing and by 1925 had embarked on a venture of their own. The ensuing history of the Company is a tangled web of subsidiaries, mergers,...

Published in: UNIVERSAL MATCH CORPORATION

UNKNOWN KdF WAGEN VW GLASS 05

The model is a savings bank with the coin slot on the middle of the roof. Underneath the car was the opening to open the savings box. Engraved in the metal of the lock is “die Sparkasse in Bremen” and “6962”. It seems that the mold for the savings box consisted of 2 parts as can be seen on the seam ...

Published in: UNKNOWN GLASS 00-07

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