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GEOBRA KdF WAGEN VW ERA SPARDOSE

There were special German tin coin registering banks (spardose or sparkasse) made with a lithographed KdF Wagen design on the sides that was produced by the German Toy Company of Georg Brandstätter or GEOBRA in the late 1930s. The mechanical bank would keep track of 5 and 10 Reichspfennig coin depos...

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GEOBRA KdF WAGEN VW ERA SPARDOSE With Coins

This GEOBRA KdF Savers Bank was bought in 2006 from a private estate sale in Potsdam, Germany (former East German town near Berlin). The bank (spardose or sparkasse) was heavy with coins when purchased and a spring hook was used to pick the lock on the front door to open the bank. Amazingl...

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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...

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GEORG FISCHER KdF WAGEN VW GF210

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, dark blue body featured a detailed lithograph design of a KdF Wagen with a white pin striping. The white striping detailed out the doors,...

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GIFHORN GLASHÜTTENWERKE KdF WAGEN VW

The company "Glashüttenwerke W. Limberg und Co. was founded in 1873 in the town Gifhorn, Germany, by Mr. Wilhem Limberg and manufactured glass bottles for perfumes like Eau de Cologne 4711, Pelikan ink bottles, but also glass for pharmaceutical purposes. In 1960, the company was closed down. ...

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GOEBEL SPLIT VW V2

If you have photos or additional information on the GOEBEL ceramic bank, Please contact us. Thanks The porcelain factory F. & W. Goebel was founded in 1871 in Oeslau-Wilhelmsfeld by mr. Franz Detleff Goebel and his son William Goebel. The company is famous for their Hummel figurines...

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GÜNTHERMANN KdF WAGEN VW IA-15611

Siegfried GÜNTHERMANN Blechspielwarenfabrik was founded in 1877 and was located in Nürnberg, Germany. They produced many different tin toys, but were famous for their automobile toys. In 1965, they were bought by the company Siemens and the brand ceased to exist. They produced a tin plate...

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HACOST KdF WAGEN SPLIT VW

Semi-clear celluloid bottle in the shape of a VW with a two piece body glued together. Peoples faces molded in the door windows and a three circle insignia with HA CO ST on the drivers door. The cap at the rear opening is labeled "10g" (center) and "Wajak Verschluss Pat. ang." in a circle. Orange pa...

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HAUSSER KdF WAGEN VW GAME BOARD

HAUSSER KdF WAGEN GAME SET The conception of the Volkswagen had begun in 1933 when Adolph Hitler announced at the 1933 Berlin Auto Show the importance of transportation in the form of a small, economical car. He stated that the living standard of a nation was judged by the total length of i...

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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...

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