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JGES MEIN KdF WAGEN VW WITH TOW BAR

These JGES KdF Wagens are the basic models with an Anhängerkupplung or tow bar. They came in a box of 6 KdF Wagens and were also available in the six basic colors, yellow-cream, black, leather-brown, dark-brown, coffee-brown, field grey as well. For further detailed information on the JGES KdF...

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JGES MEIN KdF WAGEN VW WITH TRAILER AND BOAT

The JGES MEIN KdF WAGEN was available as a set with an Anhängerkupplung or tow bar, trailer and boat. There were several different type of sets produced with one set being only boats. Some sets included a camp trailer, road signs or a hebebühne or lift. All of the sets came in the six basic colors o...

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JGES PWO SIX KdF WAGEN SET

In another listing in this site (JGES), we describe the post WWII JGES Split Window Beetles. JGES most probably had (a part of?) the production of the toys done by VEB Presswerk Ottendorf-Okrilla (PWO), located near Dresden, Germany This company started as a company for the production of brake lips...

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JGES SPLIT VW

Founded in Sonneberg (Thuringia), Germany, in 1790 as J.G. Escher & Sohn, manufacturers of abrasives and toys, renamed to JGES Theuern in 1920. Postwar model production started in 1948, originally to make use of the capacity of the machinery present. The privately held Company was expropria...

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JIMSON TELSALDA VW BUS

White plastic body of a VW Bus with cut out windows and a clear blue plastic window insert. Although the VW Bus has a camper style raised roof with windows, it comes in an ambulance theme. It has a chrome plastic emergency light on the rood and a red cross AMBULANCE decal on the side doors. Very goo...

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JNF STRUXY VW BUS

JNF was founded in 1920 by Joseph Neuhierl in Fürth, Germany. The company name is formed out of the first letters of his name and the town of Fürth. In the war, the company had to produce for warfare (like many (toy) companies). In 1945, the US Army therefore confiscated all production facilities. P...

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JOSEF SCHNEIDER JR-WIEN (J.S.J/W)

Josef Schneider Jr. from Vienna, Austria, was basically a card manufacturer, although they also produced several educational and strategic board games. It was founded in 1928, vanished for some time during World War II and restarted business in 1946 for several years until the middle 1960’s (?). Th...

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JUNOT OVAL VW

Very detailed plastic body with solid windows and front hood is raised where the VW emblem is mounted. The window seams and door seams are raised and rounded. Very similar and most probably a copy of the 1/87 scale WIKING Oval Window VW. Found with the body only and no chassis. Probably a chas...

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JYESA OVAL VW

JYESA (Juguetes y Estuches Sociedad Anónima) was founded in 1936 in Ibi Alicante, Spain. They were a manufacturer of toys. The JYESA VW Sedan had a plastic body with cut out windows and very good details of front and rear hood, bumpers, door seams, headlight lenses and rear oval window with air louv...

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JYESA VW BUS

JYESA ( Juguetes y Estuches SA) was founded in 1936 in Ibi Alicante, Spain, by Manuel Pico, an ex-employee of Hermanos Payá. They used the brandnames JYE or JYESA. Initially they produced tin toys, but in the early 1950's they transformed into producing injection mould plastic toys. ...

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