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HUKI SPLIT VW HK392

In 1910, Hubert Kienberger founded HUKI, Kienberger & Co., Nürnberg, Germany. They mainly produced Penny Toys and animals on wheels. Before WWII, they used the brand name KiCo, which was later altered into HUKI. In 1943, the company was destroyed by a fire and only in 1951 production was restart...

Published in: HK HUKI - Small Scale

HUKI SPLIT VW HK393

Published in: HK HUKI - Small Scale

HUKI SPLIT VW VOLKSWAGEN VARIATIONS (SMALL SCALE)

In 1938, Hitler introduced the Dr. Porsche designed KdF Wagen at the Berlin Auto Show. This KdF Wagen as it was identified back then (KdF abbreviates "Kraft durch Freude" meaning Strength Through Joy) later became the Volkswagen Beetle as we know it today. Hitler wanted the German worker to own an a...

Published in: HK HUKI - Small Scale

HUKI US ZONE SPLIT VW HK-4003 (HK-4001 & HK-4005)

In 1910, Hubert Kienberger founded HUKI, Kienberger & Co., Nürnberg, Germany. They mainly produced Penny Toys and animals on wheels. Before WWII, they used the brand name KiCo, which was later altered into HUKI. In 1943 the Company was destroyed by a fire and only in 1951 production was res...

Published in: HK HUKI - Large Scale

HUKI VW CONVERTIBLE

In 1910, Hubert Kienberger founded HUKI, Kienberger & Co., Nürnberg, Germany. They mainly produced Penny Toys and animals on wheels. Before WWII, they used the brand name KiCo, which was later altered into HUKI. In 1943 the Company was destroyed by a fire and only in 1951 production was restarte...

Published in: HK HUKI

HUKI VW CONVERTIBLE HK-4004

In 1910, Hubert Kienberger founded HUKI, Kienberger & Co., Nürnberg, Germany. They mainly produced Penny Toys and animals on wheels. Before WW2, they used the brand name KiCo, which was later altered into HUKI. In 1943, the company was destroyed by a fire and only in 1951 production was restarte...

Published in: HK HUKI - Large Scale

HUKI VW CONVERTIBLE HK-4005

In 1910, Hubert Kienberger founded HUKI, Kienberger & Co., Nürnberg, Germany. They mainly produced Penny Toys and animals on wheels. Before WWII, they used the brand name KiCo, which was later altered into HUKI. In 1943 the Company was destroyed by a fire and only in 1951 production was restarte...

Published in: HK HUKI

HUKI VW CONVERTIBLE HK-4005 HK-4007 HK-4008

Published in: HK HUKI - Large Scale

HWN VW BUS (?)

There has been a debate about this HWN (Heinrich Wimmer Nürnberg) bus toy for many years. People collect it as a VW Bus as it has the typical ‘nose’ look. However if you look at the doors (reverse) and the cargo doors in the back – there are two that open in the middle and that go all the way down. ...

Published in: HWN - HEINRICH WIMMER NÜRNBERG

ICHIMURA OVAL VW

Tin body with cut out windows and fair details of front and rear hood, door seams and rear oval window with 8 stamped raised air louvers. Tin chassis painted silver or black with tin bumpers and a friction motor and rubber tires with hubcaps. Tin headlights and the chassis is stamped JAPAN. Sel...

Published in: ICHIMURA

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