
Antique toy novelty train – ISSMAYER incline railway
In the first decades of the Twentieth century Issmayer, which had started to make toy trains around 1879, produced a number of so-called ‘novelty railways’,
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In the first decades of the Twentieth century Issmayer, which had started to make toy trains around 1879, produced a number of so-called ‘novelty railways’,
Hop hop hop horse run at full gallop! This is the title of a Dutch children’s song. Perfectly applicable for this delicate German toy made
This could be the title for this little object. Ofcourse, at the time this tinplate toy was manufactured there was no movie with this title
Unknown known Sometimes you see toys you recognize, but you really don/t know who was the manufacturer. One of those are cars – vans made
Those miniature trains made by Märklin for H0/00 gauge have conquered the world. Who has not heard of those trains. In many countries around the
Synonymous for metal construction sets is MECCANO. Several other manufacturers do have, however, produced some equivalents. Far less common and quite an outsider is BRAL
After having bought a 0 gauge MÄRKLIN collection an extra bonus appeared. The middleman handed over a rather small piece, which created an instant smile
Coastal artillery has played a crucial role since the early 1800s, protecting coastlines worldwide. This vintage Märklin tinplate coastal artillery piece, catalogued under #8049/2, dates
I have a nice 0 gauge Zeuke (former East Germany) 2-6-2 Borsig streamline locomotive, and a few months ago I picked up two coaches to
Mountains, green hills, farmstyle houses and cows with the sound of their bells. This is Switzerland on its best. A beautiful country to spend your holiday