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MAK'S VW BUS

The manufacturer is Mak’s Industrial Co. Ltd, founded in 1960 in Hong Kong. Renamed into Maksco Toy Ltd. Their expertise covers plastic toys, currently specialized on toy guns. A model depicting a 1952 VW Van made of plastic with a friction motor. It has no rear bumper. Very nice detailed doors. Th...

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MANURBA - HEINERLE SPLIT VW

Manfred Urban Plastikspielwaren (MANURBA), Bamberg, Germany produced these plastic Split Window VWs with solid windows and details of the front and rear hood, doors and headlights. It was stamped with number 1 or 2 inside the roof. No chassis and plastic wheels and metal or plastic (post 1963) axles...

Published in: MANURBA SW

MANURBA - HEINERLE VW BUS

Manfred Urban Plastikspielwaren (MANURBA), Bamberg, Germany produced these plastic VW Busses with solid windows and details of the front and rear sections, doors and headlights. Plastic wheels and metal or plastic (post 1963) axles attached to the body. This VW Bus was specially produced by MANURBA ...

Published in: MANURBA BS

MANURBA - HEINERLE VW CONVERTIBLE

Manfred Urban Plastikspielwaren (MANURBA), Bamberg, Germany produced these plastic Cabrio VWs. This Cabrio VW was specially produced by MANURBA for the Austrian company called Heinerle, who included the cars in their pouches with many different cheap plastic toys for kids! They also made S...

Published in: MANURBA CB

MANURBA - WILKEN TEE SPLIT VW

Wilken Tee from the German town of Stadtleben, currently owned by the large teafirm Teekanne, was an independent German tea importer. They included small plastic give-aways with their tea in the 1950's. They ordered the firm MANURBA to produce these giveaways. They made figurines of animals, pers...

Published in: MANURBA SW

MANURBA SPLIT VW

A VW Sedan model, produced by MANURBA (Manfred Urban Plastikspielwaren, Bamberg), with solid windows on white, blue, red, yellow or black plastic wheels on metal plastic axles. No chassis and round mould mark under front and rear as well as the roof. It was stamped with number 7;...

Published in: MANURBA SW

MANURBA VW BUS

A VW Bus model, produced by MANURBA (Manfred Urban Plastikspielwaren, Bamberg, Germany), with solid windows on white, black or red plastic wheels on metal axles. On the Samba version, there is no chassis and two round mould marks inside the roof area. On the Pickup version, there is a chassis with o...

Published in: MANURBA BS

MANURBA VW CONVERTIBLE V1

A Volkswagen Convertible with the top down, produced by MANURBA (Manfred Urban Plastikspielwaren, Bamberg, Germany), All plastic construction with details of the front and rear hood, door seams, interior and molded front and rear bumpers. Air louvers in the rear deck lid. No chassis and the plastic ...

Published in: MANURBA CB

MANURBA VW CONVERTIBLE V2

A Volkswagen Convertible with the top down, produced by MANURBA (Manfred Urban Plastikspielwaren, Bamberg, Germany). All plastic construction with details of the front and rear hood, door seams, interior and molded front and rear bumpers. Air louvers in the rear deck lid. No chassis and the plastic ...

Published in: MANURBA CB

MÄRKLIN OVAL VW V2

Gebr. Märklin & Cie. GmbH (MÄRKLIN) was founded in 1859 by Theodor Friedrich Wilhelm Märklin and is based in Göppingen in Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany. It originally specialized in doll house kitchen accessories, but after 1891 the sons of T.F.W. Märklin focused on tin toys and trains when they ac...

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