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LABINA OVAL VW

Produced and marketed by Labina Verkaufsgesellschaft oHG (Laubinger & Kitzenberg) based in Berlin-Frohnau, Germany. One piece plastic body with solid windows and good details of front and rear hood, door seams and rear oval window. Most probably produced in 1953/55. The body ...

Published in: LABINA

LANDFRIED TABAK SPLIT VW

One-piece plastic body, two-dimensional. The German tobacco producer Landfried issued 10 different carton collection boards with on each sheet 3-5 different cars of the era 1951-1952. In each pouch of tobacco or in each package of cigarettes 1 plastic 2-dimensional car was included. The cars had 2 p...

Published in: LANDFRIED TABAK SW

LANDFRIED TABAK VW BUS

Published in: LANDFRIED TABAK BS

LEGO OVAL VW

The Lego Group was founded in 1916 by Ole Kirk Christiansen, a carpenter from Billund, Denmark when he bought an already existing woodwork shop. During the years of economic depression in the late 1920’s, Ole Kirk began producing miniature versions of his products as design aids. This inspired him t...

Published in: LEGO OW

LEGO VW BUS V2

Published in: LEGO BS

LEGO VW BUS V3

Published in: LEGO BS

LEHA OVAL VW

Plastic body with cut out windows and a red plastic driver. Black plastic chassis with an “X” molding mark and stamped LEHA. Plastic bumpers and a friction motor. Red as well as black rubbers wheels were used. There were 2 different chassis variations: one covered the friction motor completely, the ...

Published in: LEHA

LEIRIA OVAL VW V1

Mr. Falaceu Álvaro Pires founded the company Leirisense Plástico (FLP Fábrica Leiriense de Plásticos) in 1955 and manufactured utensils, toys and sleeves for agriculture. Despite not knowing a single word of English and hardly speaking French, he travelled regularly around Europe to look for ne...

Published in: LEIRIA

LEIRIA OVAL VW V2

Published in: LEIRIA

LEMECO SPLIT VW V1

Plastic body with solid windows and details of the front and rear hood, headlights, doors and bumpers. No chassis and metal or plastic different colored wheels and metal axles attached to the body. The metal wheels were a silver or brass color. Inside the roof is marked “LEMECO No.ML69”. They were s...

Published in: LEMECO

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