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LIRA OVAL VW V1

This Oval Window Volkswagen Sedan was produced by LIRA in Ibi Alicante, Spain. LIRA produced plastic toys, but only one toy car is known by them with 100% certainty, the Oval Volkswagen Beetle. There are some rumors about a Citroen DS19 model also. The LIRA Oval Beetle was produc...

Published in: LIRA

MARABOUT VW CONVERTIBLE

MARABOUT is a Belgian Publishing House, originally located in Verviers, that published in the French language. One of their publications was the MARABOUT JUNIOR, which were adventure novels for teenagers. Those booklets often contained supplements. An example of those supplements is a series of cons...

Published in: MARABOUT

MARCHESINI - AMBO OVAL VW

Augustine Marchesini established in 1908 a toy company in Bologna, Italy, named MARCHESINI AMBO. AMBO is short for Augustine Marchesini Bologna. It was one of the oldest companies producing tin plate toys in Italy. Tin body with cut out windows and good details of front and rear hood. Rear o...

Published in: MARCHESINI - AMBO OW

MARCHESINI - AMBO VW BUS

Published in: MARCHESINI - AMBO BS

MÄRKLIN KdF WAGEN VW IIIA9

Gebr. Märklin & Cie. GmbH (MÄRKLIN) was founded in 1859 by Theodor Friedrich Wilhelm Märklin and is based in Göppingen in Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany. It originally specialized in doll house kitchen accessories, but after 1891 the sons of T.F.W. Märklin focused on tin toys and trains when they ac...

Published in: MÄRKLIN

MÄRKLIN LOWLIGHT KARMANN GHIA VW

Published in: MÄRKLIN

MÄRKLIN OVAL VW V1

Published in: MÄRKLIN OW

MÄRKLIN VW BUS V1

Gebrüder Märklin & Cie. GmbH (MÄRKLIN) was founded in 1859 by Theodor Friedrich Wilhelm Märklin and is based in Göppingen in Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany. It originally specialized in doll house kitchen accessories, but after 1891, the sons of Theodor Friedrich Wilhelm Märklin focused on tin toys ...

Published in: MÄRKLIN BS

MÄRKLIN VW BUS V2

Published in: MÄRKLIN BS

MARUSAN OVAL VW

Produced by Marusan Shoten Ltd. from Asakusa, Tokyo. Tin body with cut out windows and very nice details of front and rear hood, door seams and rear oval window with air louvers. Tin headlights, front hood and side strips, tin bumpers. Metal chassis with either a friction, key wound or electric moto...

Published in: MARUSAN

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