Displaying items by tag: 35mmorless

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KLEEFELD KdF WAGEN VW V1

One piece solid plastic, thin design of a side view of the Volkswagen Sedan. Molded plastic base plate to hold the VW upright. It was a game piece for 2 game sets - Auf Autostrassen durch Europa and Quer durch 15 Länder. Both games made during the KdF era and post war period. The plastic VW game pie...

Published in: KLEEFELD

KLEEFELD KdF WAGEN VW V2

Solid piece of wood cut out into the shape of a Volkswagen Sedan. Painted various colors and was used as a game piece for a game set Auf der Autostrassen durch Europa. Box art work produced in three versions....

Published in: KLEEFELD

KLINGER SPLIT VW

The Company C. Abel-Klinger, based in Nürnberg, Germany, was initially founded in 1785 as an art publishing Company. Only in 1850, the Company was named ABEL KLINGER and started issuing board games. The company still exists. The Company produced the plastic game pieces that were use...

Published in: KLINGER

MANURBA - WILKEN TEE SPLIT VW

Wilken Tee from the German town of Stadtleben, currently owned by the large teafirm Teekanne, was an independent German tea importer. They included small plastic give-aways with their tea in the 1950's. They ordered the firm MANURBA to produce these giveaways. They made figurines of animals, pers...

Published in: MANURBA SW

MONTAPLEX OVAL VW V2

Plastic body with solid windows and fair details of front and rear hood and door seams. Round headlights, round dimples for taillights and a round front hood mold mark. The oval window is very shallow and there are 8 air louvers. Bumpers are molded as part of the body. No chassis and the wheel...

Published in: MONTAPLEX

O. RITTER KdF WAGEN VW

A one-piece blue tinted glass KdF Wagen era game piece with outlines of the front hood, windshield, side windows, door seams, headlights and a crescent shaped rear window. Since the glass game piece was flat on the bottom to move on the game board, there were fender skirts and no wheels per say. Ins...

Published in: O. RITTER

PERMA OVAL VW

A toy game that included an Oval Window Volkswagen as a game piece. The VW was plastic with closed windows and good details of the fron hood, doors and oval rear section. There is no chassis and black plastic wheels/axles attach to the body. A special metal hook is used for moving the VW on the...

Published in: PERMA - ARNOLD

PERMA VW CABRIO V1

PERMA was established in Nürnberg, Germany in the early 1950's and has existed at least until the end of the 60's, or early 70's. They produced plastic toy buildings and simple traffic sets. There was a cooperation (but unclear to what extend) with the company Hoffman in Austria and the company ...

Published in: PERMA CB

PERMA VW CABRIO V3

PERMA was established in Nürnberg, Germany in the early 1950's and existed at least until the end of the 60's or early 70's. They produced plastic toy buildings and simple traffic sets. There was a cooperation with the company Hoffman in Austria and the company LILIPUT in Germany. Both sold the plas...

Published in: PERMA CB

SPIELE SCHMIDT KdF WAGEN VW

Schmidt Spiele was founded by Josef Friedrich Schmidt in Munich, Germany in 1905. The first game published was Mensch ärgere Dich nicht, a variant of Pachisi or Parcheesi, with a simplified rule set still popular today in Europe. The logo of the publisher used to be the initials of the founder plus...

Published in: SPIELE SCHMIDT

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