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ALPS LOWLIGHT KARMANN GHIA 357 VW

ALPS SHOJI Ltd. made battery-operated mechanical toys (robots, cars, musical chimps, clowns, wind-up animals) and produced some of the better quality Japanese toys throughout the post-war years. Alps Shoji Ltd. Tokyo, Japan was founded in 1948 and was specialized in toy vehicles and novelties. A lot...

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ALPS OVAL VW V1

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ALPS OVAL VW V2

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ALPS VW CONVERTIBLE

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ANANIAS ANANIADES AA124 SPLIT VW

For so many years, a Vintage VW toy representing a multi-colored tin plate lithographed Split Window Volkswagen has been a mystery among the Vintage VW model and toy collectors. Besides it looking like a German HUKI (HUbert KIenberger) Split VW of the 1940-50s era, the AA124 license plate has always...

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ARTA SI PRECIZIE-COOP SPLIT VW

This Split VW is stamped out of a shiny tin metal left plain or has a copper colored finish. Solid windows with fairly good details of a Split Window VW Sedan. Indented front hood and rear deck lid, headlights, taillights, rear split window and air louvers. Over-sized front and rear bumpers with gua...

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BAIER SPLIT VW

Walter Baier – Metallwarenfabrik was founded in 1945/46 by Walter Baier in Stuttgart Vaihingen, Germany. BAIER produced a lighter in the shape of a VW Split Beetle, a Jeep with trailer ashtray, a plane and a beer barrel. They applied for patent on the lighter mechanism in 1950. A cigarette...

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BANDAI VW BUS V1

BANDAI was founded in 1950, when Naoharu Yamashina took over a former textile wholesales company, that he himself had restructured into distributing toys. He renamed it BANDAI, which was derived from the Chinese phrase for "things that are eternal." At this time the firm was mainly selling celluloid...

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BANDAI VW BUS V2

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BANDAI VW BUS V3

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