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BECKERS PAPIRINDUSTRI VOLKSWAGEN PAPER FOLDER

BECKERS PAPIRINDUSTRI A/S located in Borgergade 16, København in Denmark was established in 1949. Unclear whether they still exist, but there is proof that they were in business at least until 1978. They were famous for their labels, printed on match boxes, but also covers of LP’s, other kinds ...

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DANSK LEGETOYS FABRIK VW BUS

DANSK LEGETOYS FABRIK was a special Danish phenomenon. The company was established in 1905 when a new law was established which forced prisoners (inmates) to work while in prison. The choice was made to start a toy factory and produce wooden toys. The pioneer in this field was the warden of the Vest...

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DEGENHARDT SPLIT VW

The model, believed to be produced by DEGENHARDT, Nürtigen (currently: Osann-Monzel), Germany, is a cigarette dispenser and shows a little paper tag glued to the body indicating that it was carved out of 1 piece of wood by hand (“aus einem Stück handgeschnitzt”). Usually the wood was oak but ha...

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ERDAL-PELI VW BUS

The “NV Maatschapij voor Waschverwerking ERDAL” based in Amersfoort, The Netherlands, was a company that produced cleaning products. It was founded in 1915 by Mr. Johan Wolbers and ceased to exist in 1983. The logo of the ERDAL factory was a red pelican and they used the brand name PELI. In th...

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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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GOEBEL SPLIT VW V1

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; for many years Goebel has been known as the “Hummelwerk“. They produced many different...

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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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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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HAUSSER KdF WAGEN VW V2

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HAUSSER KdF WAGEN VW V3

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