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BERGER & MÖSSNER KdF WAGEN VW

The German Company BERGER & MÖSSNER Modelbau produced this 1/15th scale KdF Wagen to be presented on Febuary 15, 1938 to Dr. Ley, head of the Deutsche Arbeitsfront. BERGER & MÖSSNER Modellbau was founded in 1922 by Julius Berger and Wilhelm Mössner. In 1932, Prof. Dr. hc. Ferdina...

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BOCHMANN KdF WAGEN VW

Produced by Carl Bochmann of Dresden, whose ‘CABO, Fabrik feiner Spielwaren’, made O gauge train accessories, goods wagons and toy cars with the trademark ‘CABO’ between 1925 and 1941. From 1941, they most probably did not produce toys until the end of the war. In 1945, while the Soviet Army occupi...

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CKO KELLERMANN KdF Wagen VW IA 359

Georg KELLERMANN founded his own Company in 1910 in Nürnberg, Germany. He learned the trade at the Company of Karl Bub and later at DISTLER. In the early years he focused on penny toys: cars, small train sets, fire cars and figurines. Only in 1920, the brand name and trade mark CKO was established. ...

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CKO VW CONVERTIBLE IA 359

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DISTLER KdF WAGEN VW

Johann Distler founded, in 1895 in Nürnberg, the Metallwarenfabrik Johann Distler KG. Until WW1 they mainly produced Penny Toys. Later they also produced cars, planes and mechanical toys. In 1936 the Company was bought by Ernst Völkl (also owner of TRIX) due to the fact that Johann Distler was Jewis...

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DISTLER KdF WAGEN VW IIIA 42801

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ECKERT & ZIEGLER KdF WAGEN VW

ECKERT & ZIEGLER GmbH developed the very first injection molding machine that could work on large scale in 1926. They were located in Cologne, Germany and they produced many different kind of products using the injection molding technique. ECKERT & ZIEGLER cooperated in the early 1940's ...

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EISENHÜTTE KdF WAGEN VW

One piece steel stamped body that has the Volkswagen shape. No chassis and steel wheels and axle attached to the body. Probably made by the company of EISENHÜTTE from Thale, Harz. This company was responsible for producing the helmets for the soldiers in WW1 and WW2…....

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FABER KdF WAGEN VW

A.W. FABER produced this #2212 colored pencil box in the 1940s that had a nice drawing of a KdF Wagen driving along the Autobahn. The box contained a dozen colored pencils. There was also produced a wooden pencil box with a sliding top that had a drawing of a KdF Wagen. The ma...

Published in: FABER KdF PENCIL BOX

FRÖHA-NEUHIERL KdF WAGEN VW

The FRÖHA (derived from the name of the founder FRÖmter HAns) Company was founded in 1935 in Hipoltstein, Germany by Hans Frömter and mainly produced figurines, but also these KdF game pieces. This small VW was produced as a game piece. They were used for the Reulein game (see the Reulein listi...

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