MANAMO Spanish 0 Gauge Tank Locomotive from the 1940s

Massive, unknown and rare. How else to describe this piece? What you see is a Spanish tank locomotive from the late 1940s, manufactured by MANAMO. Built for 0 gauge and weighing a ton, this metal steam engine earns its “massive” label. Toys from the Franco era (1940s to 1960s) are...

Preiser Oxen Cart “Auswandererwagen” – Handcarved Wooden Toy

For collectors of handmade wooden toy figures by Preiser (Rothenburg ob der Tauber, Germany), this oxen cart is an absolute highlight. Sold for €2,000, this piece was passed on to a serious collector and longstanding client of our House. In German, this impressive cart was called “Auswandererwagen 19. Jahrhundert” which...

Georges Carette Tinplate Limousine from the 1910s

What a fortunate position you would have, if you were driven around in the 1910s in such a limousine. Still, this is by far not the most exclusive version Georges Carette (Nuremberg, Germany) manufactured of this tinplate toy car. In those days, you could opt for real rubber tyres, real...

Eletttren 0 Gauge Steam Locomotive FS 746 Italian State Railways

A heavyweight 1D1 freight locomotive by Eletttren in 0 gauge, representing the Italian State Railways FS 746 series. This hand-built model stands out for its solid construction, refined detail, and working valve gear. Much rarer than its 2C1 passenger counterpart, the FS 746 is a prized collector's piece. Be wary...

BING & Metalgraf Limousines – Early 1920s Tinplate Cars

Two rare tinplate limousines from the early 1920s: a brown BING model (Germany) and a red Metalgraf version (Italy). Both cars feature detailed lithographed surfaces, with expressive drivers in period attire including goggles and caps. The Italian model even includes lithographed interior detailing, a sign of exceptional craftsmanship. The Metalgraf...

Lombardi 0 Gauge Swiss Electric “Köfferlilok” Locomotive

This unit is a hand-built Swiss “Köfferlilok” electric locomotive by Lombardi in 0 gauge, modeled with precision in painted brass. Featuring functional pantographs, detailed roof equipment, and rod-driven wheels, it represents one of the early SBB designs in striking brown livery. A standout piece in high-end Swiss model railroading, this...

Märklin H0 “Krokodil” with 1950s Swiss Diorama

This detailed Märklin H0 layout features the iconic “Krokodil” electric locomotive, one of the most recognized engines in model train history. Set within a carefully composed Swiss diorama inspired by the 1950s, the scene includes handmade scenery pieces, such as rural houses, trees, figures, and overhead masts. Many of the...

Sebela tank wagon

Former Czechoslavakia boasted of a number of 0 gauge tinplate train manufacturers, of which Merkur probably is best known. Almost forgotten however is Karel Šebela who started making electric 0 gauge trains in 1946. He produced a 2-4-2 loco with eight-wheel tender, bogie coaches finished in light geen, dark green...

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