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GEORG FISCHER KdF WAGEN VW GF209

In 1903 the Company GEORG FISCHER was founded. They mainly produced small toys and cars with and without clockwork motor. Ceased to exist in 1958. The rare tin plate, dark blue or a lighter metallic blue body, 1/44th scale featured a detailed lithograph design of a KdF Wagen with a white...

Published in: GF GEORG FISCHER

GEORG FISCHER LOWLIGHT KARMANN GHIA VW N-GF 372

In 1903 the company GEORG FISCHER was founded. They mainly produced small toys and cars with and without clockwork motor. The company ceased to exist in 1958. The Karmann Ghia VW Coupe was introduced in 1955 and the Convertible model followed in 1958. Well, it did not take long for the toy companie...

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GEORG FISCHER OVAL VW GF-179 GF-209 GF-249

In 1903, the Company of GEORG FISCHER was founded. They mainly produced small toys and cars with and without clockwork motor. The Company ceased to exist in 1958. Tin body with a red & black color lithograph VW Sedan design with sunroof and license plate number GF-209. People’s faces in the win...

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GEORG FISCHER SPLIT VW GF139 GF217 GF221 GF241 GF250

The Georg Fischer GF139, GF217, GF221, GF241 and GF250 were produced in very small quantities. Perhaps intended as samples or presentations at Toy Trade Shows in Germany or any other special occasion. Seldom Found. Please note that it might very well be possible that these conversions are NOT origi...

Published in: GF GEORG FISCHER

GEORG FISCHER US ZONE SPLIT VW GF209

In 1903 the Company GEORG FISCHER was founded. They mainly produced small toys and cars with and without clockwork motor. Ceased to exist in 1958. The tin plate body featured a detailed lithograph design of a split Window VW with pin striping. The striping detailed out the doors, roof seams, front ...

Published in: GF GEORG FISCHER

GÖSO Götz und Söhne VW BUS V2

In 1876, Christian Götz founded the Company Christian Götz. In 1906 the Company was taken over by his son Konrad Götz and the Company was renamed GÖSO: Christian Götz & Sohn GmbH. They produced doll houses and toys to play with in the sand, but also military tin toys. After WW2, they produced ti...

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GRAFIL VW BUS

A VW Kombi Bus made of diecast metal with cut out windows. Details include front door seams with door handles, side door seams, headlights, side air louvers and front bumper. Tinplate chassis has metal turned wheels on metal axles and with rubber tires. Chassis attached to the body with 2 screws. Ch...

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HAJI - MANSEI VW BUS

Founded in 1951, the MANSEI Toy Company often used the trademark ‘HAJI’ lettering within an oval. MANSEI was a relatively small Japanese toy maker and was based in Kotobuki, Taito-ku, Tokyo and concentrated its production output on tinplate vehicles but occasionally produced other metal and plastic ...

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HAMMER VW BUS V2

The HAMMER Company was founded by Arthur Hammer in Lüdenscheid, Germany, in 1937 and produced tools for manufacturing thermo and duroplast materials. In 1950, they bought an injection mold machine and started producing small plastic toys. One piece plastic body of a VW Pickup Bus with solid windows...

Published in: HAMMER BS

HAUSSER KdF WAGEN VW V5

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 Neustadt bei Coburg, German...

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