The company YONEYA Toy Co. Ltd. was formed in Japan in 1950 and more than often is referred to simply as YONE. The company used the trademark of a diamond lozenge around the letters SY during the 1950-1964 era. After 1964, the trademark was changed to incorporate the name YONE again within a diamond lozenge. YONEYA produced a variety of tinplate toys including various novelty items li...
Solid white metal casted body with the resemblance of a Vintage VW Convertible Sedan that was produced by INDUSTRIAS SIDNEY (SID) Mexico. The casting is somewhat on the crude side but details, of top down car, such as the seats, steering wheel, the front hood, rear hood, headlights and taillights can be seen. There is casted a VW emblem for the front hood. The front and rear...
Solid white metal casted body with the resemblance of an Oval Window VW Sedan was produced by INDUSTRIAS SIDNEY (SID) Mexico. The casting is somewhat on the crude side but details of the front hood, rear hood, headlights, taillights, rear oval window and louvers can be seen. There is casted a VW emblem for the front hood. The front and rear bumpers with guards are also part ...
In the 1960s, a company by the name of PLASTICOS GACELA, located in the country of Colombia released a set of plastic models. The plastic Oval VW body came with cut out windows and fair details of front and rear hood, door seams and rear oval window with air louvers. Clear plastic window insert and the chassis molded in plastic. The models were in fact copies of ANGUPLAS MINI CARS mo...
Plastic body with solid windows and fairly good details of front and rear hood, door seams and rear oval window with air louvers. Chassis molded in green plastic with bumpers. Pin axles with plastic tires mounted to the chassis. Chassis glued to the body and no markings. A copy of the WIKING OVAL VW Small Scale.
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This toy was a promotional item produced (possibly) by the company of Georg Zimmermann from Zirndorf, Germany. It was established in 1880 and seized to exist in 1972. Little is known about this company. They traditionally produced tintoys also as well as coinboxes, but also many tin household appliances, celluloid mirrors and possibly plastic toys.
The RUCH toys initially were really kiosk toys, cheap toys sold at newspaper stands. "Ruch" means 'traffic' in Polish. On 17 December 1918, Jan Gebethner and Jakub Mortkowicz, well-known...
Soft plastic body of a VW Single Cab Pickup Bus with cut out door windows and windshield. Details of the headlights, door seams, taillights, engine lid and gas compartment door. No chassis and the black plastic wheels and axles snap onto the body. No markings. The HERCULES VW BUS V1 was based on WIKING 326 VW T1 Pritsche.
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The Beteco firm was located in Berlin, Germany. They developed this very nice driving school game with 3 split window VW beetles. The player uses a crank handle and a steeringwheel to manoeuvre one of the 3 beetles with a magnet attached underneath on a course. The course can be decorated with houses, bridges and traffic signs. The beetles most probably were not manufactured by Beteco, bu...
One piece plastic body with cut out windows and fair details of front and rear hood, door seams and rear oval window. VW hood emblem and hood handle. Indented headlights painted silver. Raised taillights with a dab of red paint. Plastic chassis is glued to the body with black plastic wheels with silver painted hubcaps and metal axles. Raised round plastic mold over the axles to hold the wh...
