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AKTIE-BÖRSEN OVAL VW

A board game with special printed money, cards and a dice to roll. The game pieces are six small scale Oval Window VWs. The VWs are plastic with good details of the front hood, doors, rear oval window section. Plastic wheels are part of the body and there is a circle mold mark inside the roof....

Published in: AKTIE-BÖRSEN

HAUSSER KdF WAGEN VW V1

In 1904 Christian Hausser and his sons Max and Otto founded the HAUSSER company, although it initially was named Müller & Freyer. Starting from 1912 the company was renamed into O&M Hausser. They carried the trade name Elastolin. In the 1930's the company moved to Neust...

Published in: HAUSSER

HAUSSER KdF WAGEN VW V2

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HAUSSER KdF WAGEN VW V3

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KOHO SPLIT VW

KoHo (Koch und Hofmockel) produced this VW toy model without chassis, open wheel arches and solid windows. White plastic wheels and axles, reversed number 1 or 2 mold mark under the roof or without number. Koho used more than 1 mold; the other mold (version 2) looks very much alike, but has sli...

Published in: KOHO SW

MANURBA - HEINERLE VW CONVERTIBLE

Manfred Urban Plastikspielwaren (MANURBA), Bamberg, Germany produced these plastic Cabrio VWs. This Cabrio VW was specially produced by MANURBA for the Austrian company called Heinerle, who included the cars in their pouches with many different cheap plastic toys for kids! They also made S...

Published in: MANURBA CB

SIKU (FRI-HOMA JAMIN) SPLIT VW

Sieper-Werke (The Sieper Company) was founded in 1921. It was originally a manufacturer of metal tools and cutlery in zamac and aluminum and, later on, ashtrays, badges, medals, belt buckles, and buttons. The factory located in Ludenscheid, Germany, was outfitted with new casting molds in 1949 for g...

Published in: SIKU

SIKU (FRI-HOMA WEEN JUWEL) SPLIT VW

Published in: SIKU

SIKU (PERMA) SPLIT VW

Published in: SIKU

SPEAR & SÖHNE V1 KdF WAGEN SPLIT VW

The company J.W.Spear (later J.W.Spear & Sons) was registered in Fürth, a small town near Nuremberg, Germany by Jacob Wolf Spear in 1879. It manufactured a variety of 'fancy goods', such as table mats, photo frames and albums, waste-paper baskets, flowerpot covers and papier-mâché handkerchief b...

Published in: SPEAR & SÖHNE SW

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