Historic Lifeboat Model Found

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Museum Model Issue
Historic Lifeboat Model Found
“Eliza Fernley” Southport Lifeboat 1874
Rare, One-of-a-Kind Model
Southport Lifeboats were huge, 34’ pulling craft with minor sail, requiring a
crew of 16 men! They stood at ready in boathouses on specially made horse
wagons, which would pull them down to the beaches, as needed. January
1874, a new boat, the “Eliza Fernley” was dedicated. She remained in service
until 1886. On the 9th. of December, the last call out of the Eliza Fernley
proved to be one of the most tragic lifeboat disasters ever known. The
German barque “Mexico,” on her way to South America got into difficulty
during a fierce storm, and went aground at Ainsdale, where an immense
wave crashed down onto the open lifeboat filling and sinking her immediately. She rose keel upwards and failed to right herself. The crew of sixteen did
not stand a chance, and only two men survived. The Eliza Fernley was taken
back to the boathouse and condemned after 12 years service. This is an historical model that found it’s way to us on a very circuitous route that we’re
proud to have for sale! Fully rigged, built of wood and painted, it’s all there,
including a sea anchor! A dozen sweeps (oars), along with two spares,
mast, all the lines and blocks and belaying pins. The carriage is a little
rickety, but functional. A stunning, beautiful, and historical model
that is 74” long with a beam of 19 ½”. The carriage has 10”Ø front and
16”Ø rear, wooden, spoke
wheels with rubber tyres. A
spectacular museum piece!
TMM07 $4895.50
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all this our rare ship model catalog, if you will.
You’ll be taken by the stunning “builder’s
models” that I scored in England, on my recent trip!
Unusual vehicle types and makes, along with ship
models, have long been my passion. To this end, since
we’re all getting older, most notably our makers, it
took a year of scrambling to get this awesome collection of ship models together! Then I thought, since I
am very fond of obscure military vehicles, and I had
found a great array of European rarities along with
American goodies, all in workable 1:43 scale, I should
crowd the pages with them too. Oh yes.., submarines!
Found a bunch of the world’s submarines in very limited numbers. I think you’ll love this catalog, even if
you only use it as a reference work! Of course, we’ll
have a bunch of tin toys, wind-ups, and gorgeous
larger scale car models too. Contained herein is everything a toy junkie could want, from prince to pauper,
so spend every last cent you have, because I doubt I’ll
ever scratch together an assortment such as this again.
cheers, Justus & Crew
HMS Leeds Castle P258 1980
A gorgeous full builder’s model of the Royal Navy
“Castle Class” Offshore Patrol Vessel P258. Built by
Hall Russell & Co. Ltd., in Aberdeen Scotland
1980. Was engaged in the Falklands conflict, and
later performed fishery protection duties around the
UK, as well as being used later as a guard ship in the
Falklands. This is a full hull model complete with a
helicopter on the afterdeck, and builder’s plaque.
Twin screw powered by twin Ruston 12RKC main
engines (5,640 bhp), she is 81.00 m Long, 11.50 m
Breadth, 7.30 m Depth, displacing 1632 tonnes. The
case consists of a hardwood base with plexiglass
cover: 48” x 12 ½” x 22 ¾”, ship: 43” long.
TMM04 $3996.50
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HMS Coringa 1913
A sensational builder’s model of the ocean going
steam tug, Coringa. Built by William Denny &
Bros., Dumbarton, Scotland,7 17 Dec. 1913, for
The British India & Queensland Agency Co. Ltd.,
Brisbane. Flag: Australia. Requisitioned by and
sent to the UK in 1917 as a Royal Navy Rescue
Tug. She was lost in the Atlantic on 23 June 1940.
Single screw, with a steam main engine with
1481hp. She was 135’ L, 25’ B, and displaced
294 tons. This is a full hull model, presented in a
mahogany and glass case measuring 43” x 14” x
22 ½”. The ship model measures 34” long.
TMM05 $7,395.50
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Editions ATLAS Collections, Switzerland 1:350 scale
This collection of WW-II submarines was made for the Swiss in
China, and they’re exquisite, as you’d expect from Swiss taskmasters! Heavy, die-cast metal construction with cut-away detailing on
the starboard side of each model, to give you a taste of the insides.
These are the best production model subs we’ve ever seen! There
are only 13 models in the series, and if I were you, I’d buy the
entire set.., yup, they’re that fine. These models were hard to come
by, and we could only get 10 of each model, so you’d better hurry. They measure up to 14”, weigh in at over a pound.
Cut-away detailing on the starboard side of each model.
U-Class “HMS Ultor” Great Britain, 1943
ATL113 $59.50
Typ IA “U-26” Germany, 1940
ATL115 $59.50
S-Class “HMS Safari” Great Britain, 1943
ATL117 $59.50
Orzel-Class “ORP Orzel” Poland, 1941
ATL110 $59.50
Typ VIIC “U-255” Germany, 1944
ATL114 $59.50
Port Side View
Surcouf “Undersea
Cruiser” France, 1943
ATL112 $65.50
Starboard View
Typ VIIB “U-47” Germany, 1939
ATL101 $59.50
Typ VIID “U-214” Germany, 1943
ATL108 $59.50
Typ IXD-2 “U-181” Germany, 1942
ATL102 $59.50
Spectacular Model from AM U.S.A.
Balao-Class, “USS Archerfish” USA, 1945
ATL104 $65.50
Sen Toku-Class I-401 Japan, 1945
ATL106 $86.50
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Stalinets-Class “S-13” USSR, 1945
ATL107 $59.50
Typ IXC “U-515” Germany, 1943
ATL109 $59.50
Chris Craft Triple Cockpit Runabout 1937
Boy, these were the glory days, when boats were built of mahogany and powered by huge gas-guzzlers. Just the
sound alone made a grown man moist. There have been many models of this triple cockpit runabout made. We
consider this one of the better ones, from a size to quality to value ratio. Has inlaid decks, leather seats, detailed
dash, and highly detailed deck hardware. Mounted on its own stand. measures 25 ¼” x 7 ¾” x 7 ½” overall
AS183 $639.50
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Eaglemoss (Gunkan) Collection, Japan
1:1100 Scale The closest thing currently being made in
Miniature Ship Recognition Models, with the bonus that
these are full-hull models, each mounted on it’s own stand.
These are really superbly made of a combination of die-cast
metal hulls with plastic detailing. Made in China, for the
Japanese Gunkan Collection.
“Ryuji” IJN Light Aircraft
Carrier, 1933
EMGC23 $42.50
“Mikasa” IJN Battleship, 1902
EMGC08 $42.50
“Katori” IJN Light Cruiser, 1940
EMGC18 $42.50
“Mutsu” IJN Battleship, 1923
EMGC13 $42.50
“Chokai” IJN Heavy Cruiser, 1940
EMGC11 $42.50
“Haruna” IJN Battleship, 1928
EMGC09 $42.50
“Hyuga” IJN Battleship, 1941
EMGC12 $42.50
“Kaga” IJN Aircraft Carrier, 1932
EMGC10 $42.50
“Shokaku” IJN Aircraft
Carrier, 1942
EMGC14 $42.50
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“Kirishima” IJN Battleship, 1942
EMGC07 $42.50
“Aoba” IJN Heavy Cruiser, 1944
EMGC15 $42.50
“Zuiho” IJN Light
Aircraft Carrier, 1944
EMGC29 $42.50
“Akagi” IJN Aircraft
Carrier, 1942
EMGC02C $38.50
“Takao” IJN Heavy Cruiser, 1944
EMGC36 $42.50
“Tone” IJN Heavy Cruiser, 1942
EMGC24 $42.50
“Agano” IJN Light Cruiser, 1942
EMGC26 $42.50
“Ise” IJN Battleship, 1944
EMGC06
$42.50
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“Fuso” IJN Battleship, 1944
EMGC21 $42.50
“Mogami” IJN Heavy Cruiser, 1944
EMGC20 $42.50
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“Yamato” IJN Battleship, 1945
EMGC01A $42.50
“Bismarck” German Battleship, 1941
EMGC16 $42.50
I-400 IJN Submarine, 1945
EMGC01C $28.50
Typ VII Submarine Germany, 1941
EMGC01B $21.50
“HMS Nelson” British Battleship, 1931
EMGC34 $42.50
“USS Intrepid CV-11” USA
Aircraft Carrier, 1943
EMGC38 $42.50
“HMS Hood” British
Battlecruiser, 1940
EMGC22 $42.50
“USS New Jersey BB-62” USA
Battleship, 1944
EMGC28 $42.50
“Admiral Graf Spee” Germany
Heavy Cruiser, 1939
EMGC40 $42.50
“Littorio” Regia Italia Battleship, 1943
EMGC25 $42.50
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Architectura Navalis, Switzerland
I became acquainted with Charles Akesson after seeing a bunch of models he was responsible for at the Musée national
de la Marine, in Paris. Charli lives on Lake Constance in Switzerland, and has watched and became enamored of the
beautiful old side-wheelers that ply the Swiss lakes. The Swiss regard these old vessels a part of their national heritage,
and love and baby them to the tune of millions per year. They’re not just for tourists.., these ships carry mail, packages,
and commuters, on a schedule as tight as the railroads. Kept as clean as grandma’s parlor, some are over 100 years old
and still in service, the pride of Swiss transportation. Charli is our source for the finest miniature ship models in the
world. Here’s a select that took two years to assemble.
Normandie 1:1250 scale Built by Société Anonyme Chantiers de Penhoët and launched 1932, and entered
service with the French Line 1935, as the largest and fastest passenger ship in the world. Total luxury! She was
never a success, although she held the Blue Riband twice. Seized by US authorities in 1942, she caught fire and
capsized at Pier 88 on the Hudson River in New York. Too expensive to repair, she was scrapped 1946. Carried
1,972 passengers, 1029’ length, 117.9’ beam, 79,280 GRT. 11 ½” long ARR030 $629.50
Loch Rannoch 1:1250 scale A double hulled crude oil/shuttle tanker, flying the British flag, built 1998
by Daewoo Heavy Industries, Korea. 885’ length, 151’ beam, 75,526 GRT. 10 ½” long ARN008 $589.50
TS Bremen 1:1250 scale Built by Deutsche Schiff-und Maschinenbau 1928. On her maiden voyage in 1929,
from Bremerhaven to New York she won the Blue Riband from Mauretania, for speeds up to 32 knots! She had a
catapult between the two funnels, with a Heinkel HE12 floatplane, that flew 11,000 pieces of mail into New York,
before landing. 2139 passengers, 938.6’ length, 101.9’ beam, 55,600 tons. 10 ¾” long ARR028 $599.50
SS Shahamah 1:1250 scale This monster LNG carrier, was built by Kawasaki Heavy Industries Ltd. at the
Sakaide shipyard in 1994. (You wouldn’t think Japan is large enough) If one of these blew, it would be the end,
since it carries over 36 million gallons of LNG! 961’ length, 150’ beam, 110,900 GRT. 10 ¾” long
ARR034 $589.50
Imperator 1:1250 scale Launched 1912 at Vulcan Shipyards, Hamburg, for the Hamburg America Line,
she was the largest passenger ship in the world, 24’ longer than Titanic! She was the first passenger liner with a 1st.
Class swimming pool. After many misfortunes and owners, she was scrapped in England in 1946. She accommodated 4,234 passengers, had a 906’ length, 98’ beam, 52,117 GRT. 10 ¼” long ARN022 $989.50
Imperator 1:1250 scale (waterline) 10 ¼” long
ARN023
$939.50
SS Titanic 1:1250 scale Built by Harland and Wolff, Belfast 1911 for The White Star line. The largest
man-made movable object in the world at that time, sank 1912. She carried 2,227 passengers, 883’ length,
92’ beam, 46,328 GRT. 9 ¾” long ARR029 $599.50
Queen Mary 1:1250 scale Built by John Brown & Co., Cyldebank Scotland, launched 1934, and sailed
under the Cunard-White Star Line until 1967. Won the Blue Riband twice. She accommodated 2,139 passengers,
965’length, 118’ beam, 81,237 GRT. 11 ¼” long ARR031 $639.50
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Kaiser Wilhelm der Große 1:2500 scale Built by the Vulkan Shipyards in Stettin, and put into service for
Norddeutscher Loyd in 1897. The first four funnel liner, demonstrating size and strength and luxury. She stole the
Blue Riband from the Brits, as the fastest trans-Atlantic liner. She was scuttled in battle 26 August 1914. She accommodated 1506 passengers, 655’ length, 65.8’ beam, 14,349 GRT. 8 1/8” long. ARR026 $589.50
Kaiser Wihelm der Große 1:500 scale 18” long
ARR027 $1899.50
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Kapitan König 1:400 scale
Built by Jos. L. Meyer, Papenburg
in 1963, this pilot ship, home ported in Bremerhaven is active
throughout the North Sea. She’s
183.7’ long, 72’ beam, 761 GRT.
10 ¾” long
ARR036 $585.50
La Suisse II, 1910 1:200 scale She’s the flagship of the General Navigation Co. of Lake Geneva. Built in 1910
by the Sulzer workshops in Winterthur. 257.54’ length, 52.16’ beam, 518 GRT. 18” long ARN001 $2769.50
La Suisse II, 1910 1:400 scale 10” long
ARN002 $696.50
SS United States 1:1250 scale To my eyes, the most beautiful ocean liner ever built! Built in 1952 by
Newport News Shipbuilding and Drydock Co., she’s the largest passenger liner built in the USA. Although
retired from service since 1969, she still holds the Blue Riband for the fastest Atlantic crossing of all times!
990’ length, 101’ beam, 53,329 GRT. 11 ¼” long. ARR037 $629.50
Queen Elizabeth 2 1:1250 scale Built by John Brown & Co., Cyldebank Scotland, launched 1964, and
sailed under the Cunard Line until 2008. Ran trans-Atlantic and cruise ship, then also briefly as a troop ship during
the Falklands war in 1982. She’s now laid up in Dubai awaiting a hotel conversion. 1,892 passengers, 963’ length,
105’ beam, 70,327 GRT. 11 1/8” long. ARR032 $639.50
Padua 1: 700 scale Built 1926 by Joh. C. Tecklenborg in Bremerhaven, Germany, as the last of the Flying
P-Liners as a cargo ship. Went to the USSR as reparations 1946, and their training ship today. She’s the largest
traditional sailing ship still in operation! 375’ length, 46’ beam, 3,064 GRT. 8 ½” long. ARN0012 $589.50
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Stadt Rapperswil 1:1250 scale This beautiful paddle steamer has been plying Lake Zurich since 1914. She’s
the younger of the two on that lake. Built by Escher, Wyss & Cie, Zurich, she’ll accommodate 750 passengers.
193.8’ length, 44.3’ beam, 260 GRT. 8” long ARR025 $239.50
Norway 1:1250 scale Originally built as the SS France by Chantiers de l’Atlantiuqe at St.-Nazaire in 1960. At
the time of her construction, she was the longest passenger ship ever built. She was purchased by Norwegian Cruise
Line in 1979, renamed Norway, and was their flagship. She served as a cruise ship until about 2001. Was sold for
scrap in 2006. 2565 passengers, 1,035’ length, 110.6’ beam, 76.049 GRT. 11 ½”” long ARR033 $599.50
Novgorod 1:1250 scale
Imperial Russian Monitor designed by Vice Admiral Popov
and built 1874 to defend the Dnieper-Bug estuary. The hull was
circular to reduce draft while allowing the ship to carry much more armor and a heavier armament than ships of
similar size. She was one of the most unusual warships ever constructed, and still survives in popular naval myth as
one of the worst ever built. Six engines driving six screws, she was 101’Ø (!) with a draft of 13.5’. She carried two
11” rifled guns, belt: seven 9” guns, barbette: seven 9” guns. Scrapped in 1911. 8” long
ARN014 $1989.50
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Oceanic 1:400 scale
Built by F. Schichau Shipyard in Bremen 1969. One of
the best known deep sea tugs, she’s been working for
over 35 years for tug and salvage company “BugsierReederei-u. Bergungsgesellschaft m.b.h. & Co. KG”.
This monster had a bollard pull of 189 tbp! Finally
retired from service in 2008. Ran a crew of max.
28 men, 288’ length, 49’ beam. 10 ½” long
ARR035 $559.50
Klaus Leonhardt 1:2400 scale (waterline) Built at the Flensburger Schiffsbau Gesellschaft 1955, for the
Leonhardt & Blumberg Lines, Hamburg, as a mixed cargo freighter. She sailed for a total of four different lines, mostly as a tramp and charter until she was scrapped in 1982. 36 crew, 485.5’ length, 52.6’ beam, 10,783 GRT. 6 ¾” long
ARN021 $299.50
Passat 1: 700 scale
Built by Blohm & Voss ,
Hamburg 1911 for the
Flying P-Liners of the F.
Laeisz of Germany. This
four-masted steel barque
is one of the last windjammers. 377’ length,
47.3’ beam. 8 ½” long
ARN006 $629.50
Saturn 1:160 scale
The last fully riveted, steam-powered ship built in
Germany, 1908, at the Schiffswerft u. Maschinenfabrik
AG. She worked as a tugboat until 1979, when
she retired to the Rostock shipbuilding museum. 52.5’ length,
16.4’ beam. 6” long
ARN020 $249.50
Sea Cloud
1:700 scale
Built in 1931 at Krupp
Shipyard, Kiel for
Marjorie Merriweather
Post, as the private yacht
Hussar. In 1935 she was
re-named Sea Cloud and
served as a diplomatic
palace. 357.6’ length,
49.5’ beam. 8 ½” long
ARN007 $859.50
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Norwegian Sky 1:1250 scale A Sky-class cruise ship owned and operated by Norwegian Cruise Line. She was
originally ordered as Costa Olympia from the Bremer Vulkan shipyard in 1996. 848’ length, 106’ beam. 10” long
ARN024 $759.50
Uri, 1901 1:200 scale Built in 1901, Uri still plies Lake Urner in Central Switzerland, oldest operating vessel
with a diagonal, compound steam engine, with disc-valve gear. 202.5’ length, 46.5’ beam, 348 GRT. 16” long
ARN003 $2769.50
British Strength 1:1250 scale (waterline) Built 1983 by Swan Hunter High Walker, Newcastle upon
Tyne, as a crude oil tanker. 857’ length, 130’ beam, 67,959 GRT. 10 ¾” long ARN009 $489.50
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Napoleon Bonaparte 1:1250 scale (waterline) Built 1996 by STX France, at the Nantes St. Nazaire shipyard, as a RO-RO/Passenger ferry, capable of carrying 708 vehicles and 2650 passengers. She’s got 564.3’ length, 121’
beam, 44307 GRT. 7 ¾” long ARN018 $419.50
Moewe 1:200 scale
Built 0n 1907 by the Heinrich Fack Werft in Itzehoe,
as an Elbe River freighter. Retired in the early ‘60’s,
some hobbyist bought her and totally screwed her up.
In 1977 Bernd Alm of Hamburg completely restored
Moewe, and since 1983 sails cruises on the Elbe.
58.59’ length, 13.48’ beam, 31 GRT. 5 7/8” long
ARN005 $349.50
Elbe 5 1:220 scale Gorgeous, wooden, German
pilot schooner built in 1883, and served as a pilot for 30
years. She now belongs to the historical ship, “Stiftung
Hamburg Maritim”. 118’ length, 20’ beam. 7 ½” long
ARN016 $589.50
Montevideo 1: 2400 scale
She was launched as Adamello,
1920 by Northumberland
Shipbuilding Co., England.
Impounded by the Uruguayan
government, and re-named in
1942. She was 399.93’ long,
52.82’ beam, 5785 GRT. 4 ½”
ARN019 $249.50
Prince of Scandinavia 1:1250 scale (waterline)
Built 1976 at Flender Werke, Lübeck as a fast (26 knots) car-passenger
ferry between Gothenburg-Amsterdam. She carried 1704 passengers and
379 cars. 598’ length, 77.5’ beam,
21,545 GRT. 8 ½” long
ARN010 $419.50
SS Elbe I 1:400 scale (waterline) Built 1943 by Jos. L. Meyer, Ems, for Seewasserstrßenamt, Cuxhaven.
She was the largest light vessel in the world, and the most rammed! She survived 50 collisions. She’s now a museum ship in Cuxhaven. 187.99’ length, 31.33’ beam. 7 3/8” long ARN004 $499.50
Barfleur 1:1250 scale (waterline)
Built 1992 by Kvaerner Masa Yards Shipyard, Finland, for Brittany Ferries on the route
between Poole & Cherbourg. 521’ length, 76.4’ beam, 20133 GRT. 7 ¼” long
ARN011 $379.50
Ludwig Fessler 1:400 scale
Built in 1927, she’s the flagship on the Bavarian lake, Chiemsee, which has
“crazy” King Ludwig’s castle on the Herreninsel. A side paddle steamer, built
by Theodor Hitzler, Regensbug. 173.8’ length. 7 7/8” long
ARN013 $269.50
Schaarhörn 1:220 scale Built by the Hamburg Port Authority 1908 as a sounding vessel on the Elbe which
connects Hamburg’s port to the North Sea. The twin screw steamship is now a historical ship, “Stiftung Hamburg
Maritim”. 138’ length, 23’ beam. 9 1/8” long ARN015 $639.50
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Royal Mail Travel Clock Made with a wood case,
French finished in black, with solid brass hardware,
quartz mechanism, convex glass with brass bezel.
Note the four brass knobs on the face, designed to
prevent the glass from being damaged! The brass
cover plate on the back is engraved with 1900 world
time image. Gorgeous piece. 4 ½” x 2 ½” x 4 ¾”
SC045
$89.50
Wooden Campaign Lap Desk
Fabulous copy of a traditional lap desk.
Made of French-finished hardwood, with brass hardware.
Pencil tray, ink cubby, and
paper stash under the writing surface. A great
piece! Closed it is
16” x 10” x 4”
MG076F
$189.50
Empress Desk
Reading Glass
Very practical and handsome
desk accessory, or modelmaking bench tool. Bronzed,
solid brass, weighted stand
with a 2x magnifying glass
on an adjustable rod. Easy
positioning with screw-down
ball joint, turning knob for
height adjustment. Stable and
very useful. 9 1⁄4” x 3 1⁄4” x 8”
AC095 $102.50
Victorian Pocket Watch
Solid brass case, with aged dial,
pocket- potato has a quartz
movement. Handsome, and
accurate, and best of all, given
where prices for antiques have
gone, affordable! 3” x ½”
SC058 $58.50
Hsuan Paper Notebook
KB002 4 ¼” x 6 ¼” x ½”
KB003 6” x 8 ¼” x ½”
KB004 8” x 10 ½” x ½”
KB005 9 ¾” x 12 ½” x ½”
Windsor Travel Handsome wooden writing box
with ral writing instruments to write a beautifully
hand-written letter that imparts sentiment and talent.
Two colors of ink, styluses, nibs… All you need is
some good rag paper and a moment to collect your
thoughts. 11 1⁄2” x 3 1⁄4” x 3” MG127
$58.50
Trianon Letters Box Handsome, large, wooden
writing box with all you’ll need to script those letters
you’ve been neglecting. Trust me, a hand-written letter,
even just a note, is so much more meaningful to the
recipient, than emails or text-messages! Five colors of
ink, styluses, nibs, sealing tools, sealing wax… All you
need is some good rag paper and a moment to collect
your thoughts. 14 1⁄2” x 6 1⁄4” x 2 1⁄2”
MG059
$96.50
Brass Reception Bell
Huge, 4” x 5” polished brass
reception bell. It will no doubt
command attention!
AC100 $58.00
$12.50
$26.50
$29.50
$32.50
Used by artists to pose to get
everything right. First used in
the Renaissance era, and still
useful and beautiful today. Pose
in all sorts of realistic
positions. Varnished wood.
Artist’s Hand
Okay, I’m not going to
suggest the obvious pose
here… 4” x 9 ¾”
MG001F $89.50
Ellery Knight Note Cards II
A Baker's Dozen assortment of Ellery's brilliant product drawings from our earliest catalog days. Thirteen
note cards with matching envelopes on heavy, creamy
stock. Time to dunk more ink! 4 1⁄4" x 5 1⁄2" each.
T134 $14.50
WWII Replica Compass
Nicely turned out replica of a WWII sighting
compass. With magnifier and hairline. Massive solid
brass case, bronzed. 2 1⁄4”Ø x .75” CO014 $43.50
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Phrenology Head
PHRENOLOGY; the
branch of inquiry that
deals with the shape
and size of the cranium as supposed
indicators of character and mental
faculties... All in all,
48 categories, were
drawn precisely on the
Head. Made of fine crackle glazed
porcelain. Life size. Already gift boxed. 12” tall
MG020 $78.50
Trianon Travel Writing Set
Portable writing set made of lustrously stained birch with solid
bronze, locking hardware, containing a glass pen, another pen
and ten different nibs, five bottles
of different colored ink, and a
reading glass. Express yourself..,
or teach young ones some cursive!
7 ¼” x 10 ¼” x 2 ½”
MG128 $84.50
Mannequin d’Artiste
6” x 15 1⁄4 tall.”
MG008F
$124.50
Artist’s Horse
8 3⁄4” x 2 1⁄4” x 9”
MG003F
$119.50
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Captain’s Time & Tide Clock w. Wooden Base
You’ll have to refer to your tide-tables to set this gorgeous, brass Captain’s clock. Yes, it is a quartz movement, so you’ll get the accuracy. Has a beautifully
drawn dial, with both separate seconds and tidal indications. Comes complete with a gorgeously stained
wooden base. (Clock may be wall-mounted w/o base)
Clock: 7”Ø x 2 1⁄2”; Base: 9.5” x 4” x 4”
SC04244 $328.50
Weather Glass
Stunning wall-mounted
wooden plaque with handblown glass vessel and
brass fitment. Fill the elegantly shaped weatherglass
with colored water to
about 1” above where the
spout joins the body, and
this bit of early science
will really predict rain and
storm. 6” x 3 ¼” x 16 ½”
WG011F $124.00
Captain’s Barometer w. Wooden Base
Gorgeous, large, bulkhead mountable barometer, with
the case made of solid brass, let’s you be the
weatherman in your domain.
Exquisite dial. Adjustable indication. Comes complete with
a gorgeously stained wooden base. 7”Ø x 2 ½”
SC041 $279.50
Brass Ship’s Bell
Gorgeous, solid, sand-cast, brass
bell. Great for summoning the
family in for dinner, unless you
mount this beauty on your
yacht. Complete with hanger.
8”Ø x 8 3⁄4”
AC075B $329.50
Mailboat
Indrapoera 1926
A classic mail
steamer sailing
between Rotterdam
and the Dutch S.E.
Asian colonies,
during a time
served by steamers
carrying passengers,
mail and freight
Wonderful details.
In two canvas sections due to size.
63” x 1 ½” x 16 ½”
AC326
$39.50
White Star Call This little whistle
from the White Star Line is small in
size, but carries a big sound! A whistle
with pedigree. Nickel-plated brass. 2” x ¾” x ¾”
BW003 $22.00
Grand Hotel Keys Grand Hotel Keys from the
fin-de-siècle, when grand actually meant Grand. And
since you always left your room key at the desk, they
could have these beautiful, ornate, and heavy room
keys made without fear of loss. $25.00 each
Grand Hôtel, Stockholm 4 ¾” KC100
Grand Hôtel du Parc, Paris 4 ½” KC101
Grand Hôtel Den Dolder, Zürich 5” KC102
Excelsior Hôtel, Köln (Cologne) 4 ¼” KC103
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Eye of Time Easy to read travel
clock from the époque of candle
light. Originally made by an
anonymous watchmaker in
Regency London, these spherical watches became all the rage.
Versatile too; you could take out
the halves and use them as reading magnifiers. The clockwork is
battery-driven. Comes gift packaged. Ø2” x 3 1⁄4” SC050 $59.50
Desk Stand for Eye of Time
7” x 4 1⁄2” Ø
GL000 $26.50
French Coat Hook
Brand-new, heavy,
behind-the-door, coat
hooks that make sense.
Hang your coat
and hat on this
hook and you won’t
look rumpled anymore.
Great item which we
offer in solid brass.
15 1⁄4” x 11” x 5”
TH003 $89.00
Victorian Whistle
Handcrafted, silver-plated
brass replica of the
Victorian original. Great
pendant. 2” x ¾” x ¾”
BW002 $24.00
Monkey’s Fist
Shackle Key
Fob 5” long
FW003
$13.00
Brass 3 Minute Sandglass
Polished brass with glass and pure
white sand, once used for measuring a ship’s speed, and now used
for boiling eggs. 1 1⁄2”Ø x 3 3⁄4”
HG001 $26.50
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Bronze Pocket Sextant in Case
Victorian explorers and surveyors had one
of these tucked into their kit. Made of
hand-polished bronze, you may actually
shoot the sun. With it you get latitude
and with your clock, longitude. A beautiful and intricate instrument with a fascinating and long history. 4” x 4” x 2 1⁄4”
KA032 $104.50
Air France Concorde Letter Opener Elegant, heavy, highly stylized
instrument. Genuine artifact dating back to the glory days of Supersonic
air travel. Back then, not so long ago, Air France gave you
one of these… Today they’d wrestle you to
the ground for it. 9 1⁄2”
long, 2.9 oz, with
velvet case
FRAMAQ
$119.00
Lufthansa/Air France Propeller Letter Opener
Beautifully crafted “feelie” that opens letters in a
flash. A heavy, nickel-plated propeller with a
Lufthansa or Air France old logo in the hub.
Comes in gift box. 6 3⁄4” long
FRA1 (Luft.) • FRA2 (Air France) $72.50 ea
Royal Navy Copper Model – Frigate Class Extremely Rare!
Only world-class militaries, such as the Royal Navy, could afford to commission these unique
copper, testing models. Hand built by an expert team of craftsmen to the exact scale proportions in order to gain the vessels Radar Cross Section, which is the measure of how detectable
a vessel is by radar. This is an incredible example of craftsmanship, from the days before 3D
computer modeling. Ex Qinetiq… Typically these models were dismantled after testing was
completed in order to reclaim the copper and wiring shrouds. This model is huge! LOA 104”,
beam 14”, overall height 24 ¾”, weighs about 130 lbs.
TMM01
$6859.50
Map of Venice 1694 If you’re a cartography freak
like we are, you’ll lick your chops looking at this masterpiece from the cartographer’s golden age! This piece is
quite large, and will cover a good part of a wall. Made
with carefully printed-paper, laminated on MDF wood,
then hand varnished, to give an aged finish. Hanging
hardware is included, of course. 47” x 18 ¼” x ¼”
MC820 $95.50
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Mirror Backed Builder’s Model
As you must know, ship’s hulls are bi-laterally symmetrical. Ergo it is typical that only a half-hull was carved to check
the lines. Ditto with planking or plating models. All half hulls, since both sides had to be the same. What usually distinguished a builder’s model from a boardroom model, in the late 19th and early 20th century, is the builder’s model
was half of the complete ship mounted on a mirror, giving the uncanny illusion of a complete ship. Only when you
step to the end of the case, and carefully look, you’ll see that it’s only a half. Fantastic! Our very favorite optical delusion… The further advantage being half the width, and you may place the case against, or mount it on the wall, without losing any of the optics. Boardroom models usually sat on their own tables, in the middle of an expansive
boardroom. (This model is quite large, so space matters).
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Builder’s Model: S.S. Presto 1905
Stunning, little British coastal freighter, built by John
Crown & Sons Ltd., in Sunderland, 1905. She was a single
screw steam-driven ship. Presented in a solid mahogany
and glass case, hull is made of solid basswood, built-up
superstructure, numerous solid brass fittings and equipment. Ivorine builder’s plaque for John Crown & Sons Ltd.
Length 228’ 0”; Beam 32’ 0”; Draft 16’ 3”; Gross Tonnage
1143. The case measures 72” x 11” x 19”; the model is
57 ½” long. Weighs about 110 lbs, without crating…
TMM02 $9,975.50
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Mirror Backed Builder’s Model
As you must know, ship’s hulls are bi-laterally symmetrical. Ergo it is typical that only a half-hull was carved to check
the lines. Ditto with planking or plating models. All half hulls, since both sides had to be the same. What usually distinguished a builder’s model from a boardroom model, in the late 19th and early 20th century, is the builder’s model
was half of the complete ship mounted on a mirror, giving the uncanny illusion of a complete ship. Only when you
step to the end of the case, and carefully look, you’ll see that it’s only a half. Fantastic! Our very favorite optical delusion… The further advantage being half the width, and you may place the case against, or mount it on the wall, without losing any of the optics. Boardroom models usually sat on their own tables, in the middle of an expansive
boardroom. (This model is quite large, so space matters).
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Builder’s Model: S.S. Octo 1910
Exquisite model of the single screw steamship, built by
Short Bros. Ltd., Shipbuilders, Sunderland, for Akties
Melka (Mail & Molby) Managers, Towsberg, Norway, in
1910. Presented in a solid mahogany and glass case, hull is
made of solid basswood, built-up superstructure, numerous solid brass fittings and equipment. Ivorine builder’s
plaque. Length 259’; Beam 37.9’; Draft 18.1’, gross tonnage
1620. The case measures 75 ½” x 11” x 23”; the model is
66 ½” long. Weighs about 140 lbs without crating.
TMM03 $10, 759.50
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CMC Exclusive Modelle Cars in 1:18 scale, Stuttgart, Germany
Since 1995, when CMC brought out their very first model car, Count Carlo Trossi’s “Black Prince”, we have been
championing the company for producing absolutely the finest small-scale model cars in the world. Period! Winners of
more than 30 international 1st prizes for the best model cars made, seems to justify what we’ve said from day one.
Drawn in Germany by Herbert Nickerl, and made by hand in China under the direction of the company’s chief,
Shuxiao Jia, quality isn’t a question. In fact, every xenophobe should be ashamed for bashing “Made in China”, as if
making stuff in a country other than ours is a bad thing! Just imagine, if you are able, an aluminum wheel rim, 7/8” Ø,
with cross-laced stainless spokes, where each spoke has a spoke nipple where it attaches to the rim. That defines not
only quality, but also a great deal of pride. Just imagine a model 9 ½” long made of zinc, stainless steel, leather, wood,
rubber, chrome, nickel, and brass, consisting of well over 1100 individual pieces, and that’s what you get in every one of
these exquisite models. (Try making them in the USA, and go broke). Worth twice the price, for sure.
Bugatti Typ 57 SC Atlantic Coupé 1:18 scale
1938, made from more than 1,700 parts! 10” long
CMC085 $439.50
Alfa Romeo 8C 2900B 1:18 scale Ltd. Ed. 1000
Complete Rolling Chassis, 9 ¾” long
CMC130
$389.50
Maserati 300S 1:18 scale Ltd. Ed.
1956, made from over 1,400 parts! 9” long
CMC105
$469.50
Maserati Tipo 61 “Birdgage”
Spaceframe 1:18 scale
Actual frame is 7 ½” long
CMC122
$129.50
Maserati 250F 1:18 scale
Ltd. Ed. 1957, an
astonishing 1,387 parts!
9 ½” long
CMC051 $389.50
Alfa Romeo BC 2900B Special
Touring Coupé 1:18 scale
1938, made from 1,577 parts!, 10 ¼” long
CMC107 $499.50
Mercedes Benz W125
1:18 scale Ltd. Ed. 1000
1937 #3 Gran Prix
Doningen, 9” long
CMC115 $329.50
Bugatti Corsica
1:18 scale
Ltd. Ed. 3000
1938 w. Alligator
leather Interior
9 ¾” long
CMC136
$499.50
Mercedes Benz 300
SLR 1:18 scale
Ltd. Ed. 2000
1955 #658 Mille
Miglia, 9 ½” long
CMC117 $429.50
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Aston Martin DB4
Zagato 1961
1:18 scale 9 1/8” long
CMC150 $499.50
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You Can Call ‘Em Stocking Stuffers, Or Just Think, Small Thoughtful Gifts
a.
b.
d.
BROOKLIN MODELS, England 1:43 Scale
One of the very last makers of hand-built 1:43 scale cars,
Brooklin models are cast in white metal, often involving
many individual pieces. The average run of any given
model, over a five year span, rarely exceeds 3000 units.
They’re all limited edition cars! Just put one in your hand
and feel the weight… This isn’t crap made in the millions, for sure. Winners of numerous prizes, and displayed in a bunch of auto museums, these are as good as
it gets in this scale.
e.
1952 Allstate DeLuxe 115 1:43 scale,
White Metal BRK118A $199.50
1960 Miller-Meteor Cadillac Guardian Ambulance
White Metal 1:43 scale
CSV16
$229.50
1955 Chrysler Windsor 4-Dr 1:43 scale
White Metal BRK165 $199.50
1954 Mercury Monterey Convertible 1:43 scale
White Metal BRK162
$199.50
1957 Oldsmobile 88 1:43 scale
1954 Mercury Monterey Stationwagon 1:43 scale
1954 Henney-Packard Limousine Ambulance
1:43 scale White Metal CSV19 $229.50
1954 Desoto Firedome V8 Convertible 1:43 scale
1938 AC 16/80 Sports Roadster 1:43 scale
White Metal LDM63 $199.50
1934 Buick-Miller Funeral Coach 1:43 scale
White Metal CSV18 $229.50
c.
a. Seeing Stars Kaleidoscope Kit It’s much easier than you thought… After you learn with this one,
you can go out and make ever-bigger more complex
ones. In colorful gift box. 8 ½” x 2 ½” x 2 ½”
MS073A $17.50
b. A-B-Seas Rubber Stamp Set
Great set of 42 turned wood rubber stamps with an
inkpad. Features a full Alphabet, numbers and punctuation. In colorful gift box. 4 ¼” x 5 ½” x 2 ¼”
MS050A $26.50
c. Build Your Own Ship in a Bottle
Fabulous kit with all the tools, materials and instructions for building your own ship in a bottle! In colorful gift box. 5 ¾” x 4 ¾” x 2 ¾”
MS022A $19.50
d. Fortune Sticks Chinese style
fortune game, a cross between common sense and prediction, with
quotes from sages like Confucius
and Lao Tzu. In colorful gift box.
2 ¾”Ø x 7”
MS076
$28.50
f.
e. Message in a Bottle
Comes with bottle, cork, message form, and ocean
currents chart. Colorful gift box. 8” x 2 ½” x 2 ¼”
MS053A $14.50
f. Maritime Sundial Whip this sundial out and learn
how to tell time the old way. In colorful gift box.
4 ¼” x 4 ¼” x ¾” MS019A $11.50
1938 Alfa Romeo 8C
2900B Lungo
1:18 scale Ltd. Ed.
Very handsome model, with
opening doors, trunk and
hood. 11” in length
PMA120420 $349.50
1936 White
Model 706 Tour Bus
Die-cast metal model of a Glacier
National Park “Jammer”. Running
since 1936, and are considered part of the park’s
heritage. 6 3⁄4” long OTB36RG $34.50
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1952 Willys
Overland Station
Wagon 4WD
1:43 scale,
White Metal
BRK167
$199.50
Yellowstone Park Even
Yellowstone National Park, home of
“Old Faithful” is running 1936 White “Jammers”
now. Nice model, all die-cast metal with Yellowstone
markings. 6 3⁄4” long OTB36Y $34.50
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1950’s Replica Indy Spindizzy Tether Race Car
Fabulous, highly polished, cast aluminum model of a
50’s spindizzy. This is a non-functioning model. Doesn’t
have a motor, and doesn’t steer, although it rolls along
very smartly on its big rubber tires. You’ll love it, and so
will the grandkids. Pretty much indestructible too. Does
have exhaust pipe, steering wheel and brake lever,
along with red leather seat. This classically
reproduced car measures 12. 1⁄4” long
5 1⁄4” wide, 1 3⁄4 lbs
PC010R red $129.00
PC010 brown $129.00
SILBERPFEIL (Silver Arrow)
An all cast aluminum copy of the famous Dooling
Brothers spindizzy, closely modeled after the famous
Mercedes Benz Silberpfeile of the early 1930’s. About a
thousand of these were originally made by the Dooling
Bros., and they’re highly prized and unaffordable today.
Polished alumium finish with red leather seat. 12¼” long
PC014R
$212.50
Hornet The newest in Haring’s assemblage of tether cars, this Hornet should
look familiar. Modeled after the famous
Cox Thimbledrome cars of the early
‘50’s. The body and wheel hubs are
hand-cast aluminum,freely rolling with
rubber tires, detailed dash, faux leather
seat. Comes without motor, of course,
but in a beautifully crafted gift box.
9 ¾” x 5 ¼” x 3 ¾”
PC015 $112.50
B.B Korn “Indy” Tether Car
All cast aluminum, sheet-metal and brass, this magnificent model
has it all. Big rubber tires, machine turned dash with gauges,
leather upholstery. Pop the hood, and you’ll see a monster two
cylinder airplane engine dummy. Even a pressure pump dummy on
the side. Obviously this is a display model, even though it does
roll, but then it doesn’t cost $7900, like the one I found on the
internet! 20 ½” x 9 ¾” x 7”, and weighs a monster 7 lbs 8 oz
PC013 (Silver) $499.50
PC013R (Red) $520.50
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A SHORT HISTORY
In the world of miniature model race cars, B. B. Korn Specialty Products Mfg. Co. (of Los Angeles) products
were the elite! Design, durability, and craftsmanship were second to none. These cars are still highly sought after
by novice and advanced collectors alike. If any miniature race car had a "magical" aura, one would have to consider the B. B. Korn Indianapolis a likely prospect. At 20 ½” long, the “Indy” was a large car. The first “Indy”
cars, produced in 1940, were cast aluminum with louvered sheet aluminum hoods and belly pan. These were topof-the-line cars and so were their prices, at $49.50, less engine!
A subsequent version of the Indy car made of more competitive lightweight magnesium was offered in September
1940 for $53.50. Pressure pump, brake handle, steering wheel, upholstered seat, simulated instrument panel, and
windshield were, with the exception of an "optional" hood scoop, all standard equipment for the completely
assembled car. Every Indianapolis car was personally assembled by hand and serially numbered by Barney Korn
and an assistant. They could be purchased polished or painted in any color desired.
Bantam Midget Spindizzy
Fabulous and beautiful display model of a late
1930’s tether car. No, this doesn’t have a model
airplane motor to run it, but when you pop
the hood, you’ll find a dummy
motor, with clutch and driveshaft..! Wooden chassis, aluminum body with brass
fastenings, and spoke wheels
with rubber tires. Riveted windscreen and leather seat, machineturned dash, and working steering!
19” x 8 3⁄4” x 7”, 4 lbs 4.6 oz
PC011 (Silver)
$520.50
PC012 (Red)
$520.50
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Almost
4’ long
Spitfire This legendary British fighter plane was
introduced in 1936. The short-range, high-performance, single-seat aircraft gained notoriety in defense
against Luftwaffe attacks during the Battle of Britain in
1940. As a mainstay of the Royal Air Force Fighter
Command its speed and maneuverability were essential
Ford TriMotor Goose Designed by William B. Stout.
In 1925, Ford bought Stout and his Junkers influenced
aircraft designs. Ford adapted the single-engined Stout
with three Wright (later, more powerful Pratt &
Whitney) air-cooled radials. The Tin Goose was constructed of aluminum, corrugated for extra strength. Even
the control surfaces were made of the same materials. The
control wires for the elevator and rudder were strung
along the external surface. Similarly, engine gauges were
mounted externally, on the engine pods, to be monitored
Douglas DC-3 Dakota Limited Edition
This fabulous and venerable aircraft
certainly belongs in the pantheon of all-time greats!
Thousands were produced from the end of WWII
well into the 1950’s, used by civilian, military, dopesmugglers, and private. Utterly reliable, you could
fly and land them damned near anywhere. I even got some hours in on
N-74 out of Oakland… This model is truly magnificent,
in that it’s made entirely of aluminum, with etched metal
sheets and rivets. Has extreme engine details,
props, windows and landing
gear. 25 ½” length,
38 ½” wingspan
AP455 $799.50
Junkers JU52 “Iron Annie” One of the most
famous German transports of the war. Built of corrugated metal skin. Served as an airliner for many nations. It
served as a mail carrier in China, and, fitted with
floats, hauled lumber in remote places
in Canada. The queen of
Lufthansa. Equipped
with luxuries like
typewriters and oxygen masks, the JU52 could fly from
Berlin to Rome in eight hours over the Alps, an impressive feat for contemporary aircraft. Some civilian JU52s
are still flying in Switzerland and South America! This
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to carrying out its missions across the
European and South-East Asian WWII theaters.
This large model is made of all metal, and will
become the favorite in your collection, for sure.
measures 9 ½” x 11 ¾” x 2 2/3”
AP456 $739.50
by the pilot by looking through the windscreens! A total
of 199 TriMotors were built between 1926-33, and more
than 100 airlines of the world flew ‘em. On 27-28
November 1929, Admiral Richard E. Byrd and his crew
made the first flight over the South Pole in a Tin Goose
named the Floyd Bennett. As of 2007, there are still 18 in
existence, of which five are still flying! Model measures:
40” wingspan, 26 1⁄4” x 9” h.
AP452
$799.50
Zeppelin Hindenburg,
1937 Beautifully constructed of silver-painted
silk canvas stretched over a
hand-assembled frame, consisting of over 600 joints! Aged and weathered look.
Movable parts include propellers and wheels. Incredibly
detailed. Only the swastikas on the vertical stabilizer are missing, but you can
finish that job! 44” x 9” x 8 3⁄4” AP170 $473.50
Boeing 314 “Dixie Clipper” Always one of
our favorite models! Always wished I could’ve
flown in one. This was the epitome of class, in a day when flying was
new! Staterooms with bunks, dining room.., wow. Silk stretched over lightweight
frame, with incredibly detailed engines. A superior model, paying homage to a style of life
from 1938-1950, and now gone by. 31 1⁄2” x 22 3⁄4” x 5 1⁄2” AP451
$529.50
Spirit of St. Louis Very handsome
model of Charles Lindbergh’s solo bird.
Very detailed and true model; just look
inside of the windows and check out the
detailed cockpit! 19 1⁄2” x 12 1⁄4” x 3 1⁄2”
AP250 $185.50
All Aluminum
Crafted Beauties
WWII NOSE ART
Limited Edition 500
Sculpted 3D versions
of memorable Nose-Art
from WWII. Large
scale, limited edition of
500 piece series, minisculptures, beautifully
made of hand-painted
resin. Careful though,
they are sort of fragile.
base 5”Ø x 10”
model is made with flat and corrugated metal sheet
over a lightweight frame. Fully detailed cockpit and
passenger cabin. 38 1⁄2” wingspan, 26 1⁄2” long
AP454 $749.50
Toots From the nose
art of B17F-60
Flying Fortress.
FP451 $99.50
Miss Manchester
From the nose of
B-26 Marauder.
FP453 $99.50
Ack Ack Annie
From the nose of
B17G-35-BO
FP450 $99.50
Lucky Dog
From the nose of
B-24 L/M
FP452 $99.50
Northrop P-61B Black Widow 1:72 Scale
Limited Edition Agile, large, and powerful, this
twin engine P-61 was the first American combat
aircraft designed specifically as a night fighter. A
total of 706 were built. This model of “Lady in
the Dark” was a later “B” version. Fabulous
model! 10 ¾” wingspan, 8” long
HS70367 $195.50
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Luft-X line of WWII Luftwaffe Experimental
Aircraft 1:72 scale Limited Editions
Eaglemoss Ltd., London.
Die-Cast Military Vehicles 1:43 scale
Adolf and Hermann obviously wanted to amass the most
advanced and deadly air force to fight and win their war
with. The best and brightest worked on these projects. None of these exercises ever went into production. These spectacular display models, made
from original drawings, photos and such, are made
of resin, have a display stand, and come with a
history card. Very cool stuff.
Boy.., these guys hit a home run with their exquisitely
detailed military vehicles. Not only are they superb models, but also even more importantly, they’ve gone to great
lengths in bringing vehicles from countries other than
only Germany and the USA..! Russian, French, British
and Italian. And 1:43 scale is a great size to collect, since
they don’t take up too much room, but still allow a lot of
detail. You’ll love ‘em.
SOMUA S35, 1ère DLM, Quesney France, 1940
HEM003 $34.50
Focke-Wulf “Triebflügel” VTOL,
7 ¼” wingspan 1:72 scale Ltd. Ed.
LUFT003 $56.50
Gotha Go P.60A,
6 ¾” wingspan 1:72 scale Ltd. Ed.
LUFT001 $56.50
Blohm und Voss P.210, 6 ¼” wingspan
1:72 scale Ltd. Ed.
LUFT002 $56.50
Messerschmitt ME.329,
10” wingspan 1:72 scale Ltd. Ed.
LUFT005 $56.50
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Sd. Kfz. 251/1 Ausführung C,
Wurfrahmen 40 24, Russia, 1942
HEM001 $34.50
M16 MGMC, Germany, 1944
HEM002 $34.50
M3 Scout Car, 5th Field Reg. NZ
Artillery, Enfidaville 1943
HEM023 $34.50
ZIS-6 Tanker Truck
HEM029 $34.50
Sd. Kfz. 222 Armored Car
HEM030 $34.50
Sd. Kfz. 11 Half-Track,
HEM032 $34.50
Sd. Kfz. 234/1
HEM053 $34.50
Sd. Kfz. 251/8 Ausf. C, Sch. Pz.
Abt. 501, Sidi Bou Zid, 1943
HEM055 $34.50
Horten Ho.229, 9 ¼” wingspan
1:72 scale Ltd. Ed.
LUFT004 $56.50
Blohm und Voss P.209.02, 5” long
1:72 scale Ltd. Ed.
LUFT006 $56.50
Focke-Wulf Ta.283, 6 ¾” long
1:72 scale Ltd. Ed.
LUFT 007 $56.50
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Sd. Kfz. 234/2 Puma, 20. Pz. Div.
Sudetenland, 1945
HEM006 $34.50
Cruiser Mk-VI Crusader III, 6th
Armoured Division, Tunisia, 1943
HEM004 $34.50
AMC Schneider P 16 1ère
GRDI, Belgium, 1940
HEM005 $34.50
AMD Panhard 178, 6ème Bataillon de
Chars de Combat, France, 1940
HEM007 $34.50
PZ. KPFW III Ausführung L, 16. Inf.
Div. Voronezh, 1942
HEM010 $34.50
Sd. Kfz. 3 Opel “Maultier” 4,
Pz. Div. Kursk, 1943
HEM008 $34.50
ZIS-6 Truck W/BM-13 Katyusha,
Guards Mortar Reg., Kursk 1943
HEM019 $34.50
Humber armored Car MK IV, 8th
Infantry Div., Sangro River 1943
HEM013 $34.50
Bedford OYD
HEM022 $34.50
Peugeot DMA Light Truck
HEM039 $34.50
Ford M20 Armored Utility Car
HEM041 $34.50
VW Kübelwagen Typ 82
HEM046 $34.50
Sd. Kfz. 251/1 Hanomag Half-track
HEM038 $34.50
VW Schwimmwagen
HEM049 $34.50
Fiat M13/40, 132 Divisione Corazzata
HEM012 $34.50
Citroën Type 23, 49ème Bataillon de
Chars de Combat, France, 1940
HEM011 $34.50
GONIO CZECH REPUBLIK 1:24 scale Made in a small factory in Ceské Budêjovice, home of the world
famous, original Budweiser brewery in lower Bohemia, these are the most astounding examples of “tinplate” models
we’ve ever seen anywhere! These are scale models, perfect in every detail. Steering works, hoods and doors open, shovels,
axes and jerry cans are removable.
TYP82 Kübelwagen
6 1⁄2” long
G1001 $89.50
Sd. Kfz. 233 Schwerer Panzerspähwagen
HEM021 $34.50
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TYP166 Schwimmwagen
6 1⁄2” long
G1006 $89.50
Sd. Kfz. 250/9
HEM015 $34.50
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ALTAYA EXOTIC AUTOMOBILES 1:43 scale
Limited Editions Always seeking the exotic, finding this
collection of French cars was a real thrill. We were able to
score a very limited amount, only six of each car model,
so you’d better hurry, before the ones you want are gone!
Or, better, buy the entire collection at a favorable price…
Buy the entire collection of 25 French
Automobiles for only $1050.00 and
save $187.50….
1952 Hotchkiss Gregoire AFC10
$49.50
1962 Panhard CD Coach AFC08
$49.50
1934 Voisin C27 Aerosport AFC41
1960 Facel Vega Excellence
AFC01 $49.50
$49.50
$49.50
1964 Facel Vega Facel 6
AFC15 $49.50
1929 Bugatti Type 41 Royale Coupé de Ville
AFC17 $49.50
1938 Delage D8-120 S Pourtout Aero Coupé
AFC14 $49.50
1951 Bugatti 101
AFC05 $49.50
$49.50
$49.50
1972 Ligier JS2 Coupé
AFC18
$49.50
1962 Rene Bonnet Djet
AFC26
$49.50
1955 Salmson 2300 Sport
AFC06 $49.50
1973 Jide 1600 TS AFC21
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1968 Matra 530 AFC12
1953 Hotchkiss Antheor Cabriolet
AFC04 $49.50
1974 Monica 560 V8 AFC13
1939 Berliet 11CV Dauphine
AFC09 $49.50
‘36 Chenard & Walcker Aigle 22 AFC42 $49.50
1958 Panhard Dyna “Grand Standing”
AFC02 $49.50
1962 Abarth Simca 1300 GT AFC44
1952 Delahaye 234 Coach
AFC03 $49.50
$49.50
1965 Panhard 24 BT AFC16
$49.50
1955 Simca Aronde Grand Large AFC25 $49.50
1939 Matford V8 AFC22
$49.50
1938 Rosengart Super 5 LR4N
AFC24 $49.50
1949 Delahaye VLR AFC20
$49.50
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Elless Manufacture This French, family owned business, Ets Sampic Père & Fils, has been making the finest
hunting horns and whistles since 1913. (We like ‘em better than the Brit Acme whistles). This old company has
been supplying whistles to the militaries and policing agencies of France, Switzerland, Sweden, Denmark, and others for many years, which should make them good enough for us!
SONNENLEDER, Germany Jens Gohres, the owner of Sonnenleder, is my kind of throwback! Uncompromising in
his outlook: everything that goes into his products must be natural. There isn’t a trace of synthetic or chemical in anything he makes. And the workmanship must be of an unimpeachable quality. That or nothing! And it shows. His leather
is fabulous. Smells and feels so good, you just want to caress it. Using only the hides from organically raised alpine cows
and an old, vegetable tanning process, that takes upwards of twelve weeks, he does it all. Tanning, cutting, sewing and finishing. It shows. All of these beautifully rub-polished or vegetable dyed products gracefully get darker with age.
Ibiza Small Purse
Beautiful, little purse you sling over your shoulder, large enough for passport and money, to get you to the other side. Has two, un-lined, gusseted
compartments, both with generous flaps covering the openings, with the
one securely buckled on the front. Long 27” shoulder strap is adjustable too.
measures 7” x 5 ½” x 2 ½” SNL10169401 $369.00
Two-Pitch Flat Shooter’s Whistle Beautiful,
nickel plated, solid brass, flat hunter’s whistle, that
allows you two different tones, by merely pushing
down the little black button on the surface.
Complete with lanyard. 2” x ¾”
ES198 $19.00
Italian Referee Shrill Whistle
Wowee.., this one will get your attention! Beautiful,
nickel plated, solid brass with cork pea. Blow this
one, and all the soccer moms will come running.
Complete with lanyard. 1 ¾” x ½”
ES134 $19.00
French Police Handcuffs
Substantial, heavy, key locking cuffs, that were
purposely built for the French cops.
These aren’t toys! Nickel-plated
steel. Other than erotic play, I don’t
know what you’d want ‘em for,
unless you are the head of your
neighborhood watch. Comes with two
keys. Anyway, you asked and we deliver!
9” x 3” x 3⁄16”, weigh 9.6 oz
ES801B $59.50
Fichte Pen & Pencil Roll
Very smart way to carry your pencils. Similar to a
tool-roll. Untie and unroll it, and there’s six pockets and elastic for the pencils (not included), and
one compartment for a small ruler. measures 7 ½”
x 7 ½” flat, 7 ½” x 1.66”Ø rolled
SNL801387 $136.00
Silent Dog Whistle
You may adjust the pitch, variably, from low to
higher frequencies. You can barely hear any of it,
but damned if the mutts don’t prick up their ears!
Fabulous piece, complete with instructions and lanyard. 4 ¼” long ES1962 $23.00
Boatswain’s Whistle The pipe consists of a
narrow tube, which directs air over a metal sphere
with a hole in the top. The player opens and closes
the hand over the hole to change the pitch.
The rest of the pipe consists of a
'keel,' a flat piece of metal beneath
the gun that holds the call
together, and the 'shackle'
connecting a lanyard.
Made of nickel-plated
brass. 4 ¾” long
ES27 $25.00
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Tu-Tone Bobbie Whistle
The classic Bobbie unit, made of nickel plated, solid
brass. Pea-less, of course, but with that wonderful and
resonant double pitched sound. This is the same whistle that various militaries and police forces around
Europe use. Complete with lanyard. 3” x ¾”
ES1031 $23.00
Puccini Key Fob
Key ring with little zippered
change purse, or whatever you
hold dear and private!
2.33” x 3.25” x 1.5”
SNL831240 $49.00
EMS Wallet
Gorgeous, flat wallet, with
two bill compartments,
slots for six credit cards,
and two pockets under the
cards. 4 ½” x 3 ½”
SNL822330 $185.00
Novalis Pen & Pencil Case
Gorgeous pen case that opens
flat with the zipper. Has 14
pen or pencil elastic loops, and
a couple more to hold an eraser and sharpener. It’ll look
even better with the patina of
age. measures 7 ½” x 4” x 1”
SNL801393 $119.00
Police Whistle
Gorgeous, nickel plated, solid brass with cork pea,
attention grabber. Seriously! This’ll cut right
through traffic fog and wake the kids up in the
morning. My all time favorite noise maker. Comes
complete with lanyard. 2” x ¾” x .625”
ES1062 $21.00
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ith this small, heavy, beautifully realized MicroRacer, Schuco, in 1954, began the single most successful “family”
of products in its history. All share the same running gear: simple open-wheeled racing die-cast components, tires,
rubber bumper, clockwork and so forth! Done in the die-cast-making process, many small and intricate shapes can be
made fairly rapidly and with great accuracy. The basic metal component is zinc. All Lilliput Micro-Racer castings are
hand-trimmed, burnished, pickled, and then primed and painted with automotive paints to the RAL color standards.
One of the great Schuco innovations was that you could “freewheel” the Micro-Racers with the spring wound or unwound,
without damage to the gears or mainspring, rolling it forward or backwards! The name “Micro” came not from the diminutive size of the cars (1:45 scale), but rather from the micro-threaded steering adjustment, usually the tailpipe of the car.
This meant, that so long as the tires were round, one could set hairpin-sharp courses. The whole key to these little marvels was that they were: tiny, heavy, and had steel mainsprings. Couple that with sticky, fat rubber tires for directional
stability, and you could go screaming across your parquet floors at speeds (actual) up to 35mph! And so that Mother
wouldn’t yell at us when they hit the furniture, all Micro’s were equipped with rubber bumpers on their noses.
20th Anniversary Gold &
Silver Jaguar Ltd Edition 200
After many years of not having any
of these fabulous “E” type Jag MicroRacers, we decided to kick out all the stops, spend a bunch of
money to fix the tooling, and bring these gorgeous, desirable,
and rare #1047/1’s back for our big celebration… A matched
pair of one Gold-plated and one Silver-plated Jaguar XKE.
Serially numbered, from 1 to 200. The pair comes in a
special, commemorative wooden box, complete with certificate of authenticity. You’ll want these for your collection, for
sure! Powerful wind-up motor with tailpipe steering, rubber
bumper and stop-go lever at rear. Cars measure 4 3⁄4” long and
weigh 4 1⁄2 oz each. Box measures 6 1⁄4” x 5 1⁄4” x 3”.
1047/1GS $199.50
20th Anniversary Polished-Metal PorscheVW Micro-Racer Set Limited Edition 200
Here you have a set of our highly popular
Porsche and Volkswagen Micro-Racers, in
delicious polished metal, with protective,
clear-lacquer overspray. This Limited Edition
Set of 200 comes in a special commemorative wooden box with certificate of authenticity. Box measures
6 1⁄4” x 5 1⁄4” x 3” 1046/47PM $119.50
#1039P VW Police
110mm, 117g
1039P $69.50
#1039F VW Fire
110mm, 117g 1039F $69.50
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#1046 Volkswagen 1958
110mm, 115g; Blue, Black,
Silver, Green, Lt. Grey
1046 $59.50
#1045
Ford Custom 300
121mm, 168g; Red/Ivory,
Green/Lt. Green, Blue
1045 $59.50
#1038
Mercedes Benz 220S
138mm, 160g; Black, Dark Red/Ivory Roof
1038 $69.50
#1029 Volkswagen Bulli
121mm, 7.5 oz; Yellow, Blue
1029 $89.50
#1044 MBenz
190SL 108mm, 154g;
Red/Blk, Blk/Silver,
Silver/Black 1044 $69.50
#1048 Opel GT
124mm, 170g; Yellow, Red, Blue, Black
1048 $69.50
#7934 Mercedes
Benz C-111 Ltd Ed of 250
146mm; 153g; Yellow, Red, White
7934 $69.50
#1042 USA Midget
80mm, 128g; Green, Red, Silver, Blk
1042 $59.50
#1041 USA Midget
80mm, 130g; Green, Black, Blue, Red
1041 $59.50
#1005 Watson Roadster
146mm, 191g;
Red, Black, Yellow, White
1005 $69.50
#1043 Merc. 2.5L
100mm, 140g; Red, Silver, Black
1043 $59.50
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#1035 Go-Kart
99mm, 175g; Green
1035 $89.50
#10471 Jaguar 120mm,
125g; Green, White, Blk, Red
10471 $69.50
Racing Motorcycle AO33R
A very competent knock-off of the famous Schuco
MotoDrill, now made in India. Has a powerful clockwork motor, and when you let it rip, it cuts big circles, then pirouettes on its own axis, and then cuts a
big circle again. About 6” long, comes in a box with key.
DBS330 red $36.50
#1047 Porsche 356
105mm, 125g; Silver/Blk, Red/Blk
1047 $59.50
#1047P
Porsche Polizei
Ltd Ed of 250
105mm; 125mg 1047P $69.50
TinPlate Porsche 356 B Carrera
Gorgeous, all tin-plate Porsches,
with rubber wheels, that have powerful wind-up motors. You may set
the steering by setting front axle.
Litho seat pan. These are pretty
much to scale. Lovely little cars.
Come in box with key. 6”
DBS35600 (blue) $99.50
DBS35610 (red)
$99.50
#1045/1
Ford Cop Car 121mm, 172g
1045/1 $69.50
#1031 Fouga
Magister 140mm, 180g;
Red, Silver, Yellow
1031 $59.50
#1032 Super Sabre F100
145mm, 170g; Red, Silver, Yellow
1032 $59.50
Lilliput Elektro-Marino Boats
These fabulous, funky toy boats
are a variation on the original
Schuco “Elektro-Cabino 5511”
series. All plastic, with an electric motor. You need a set of
penlite batteries, and you’re all
set. Fill the tub, set the rudder,
and watch out! They run just
great. A little vaseline on the
gears and shaft (dry ‘em out
after use) and they’ll run a long
time. About 8 1⁄2” long.
696 (Speed Boat assort. colors);
697 (Marino Cabin Cruiser, assort. colors);
694 (Police Boat)
$21.50 each
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Motorcycle with Sidehack and Rider Wow, this
is one of the neatest bikes with hack we’ve ever had.
All litho tin-plate, with powerful wind-up motor.
Comes in box with key. 4 ½” l x 3 ½” w
DBS4500 $26.50
Primus Venom 925
Vintage German
Fabulous slingshot airplane.
Model of a De Havilland
Venom FB4. It flies sky high!
Has a complete set of decals for
any number of air forces.
Plastic. 4” x 4”
DBS9250 $19.50
Wind-Up Tractor with Wagon Terrific
little litho-tinplate wind-up tractor pulling
a wagon. 5 1⁄2” x 1 3⁄4” x 2”
DBS511 $38.50
Wind-Up Bulldozer
3 1⁄4” x 1 3⁄4” x 2”
DBS512 $25.50
It’s a Toss Up
‘Bout time you
learned to juggle! (Mebbe
later riding a
unicycle). Three
hand-stitched projuggling balls in proper colors. Gift boxed. 5 ½”Ø x 2 ¼”
MS054A $16.50
Hippies on Tour w. VW Bus
This VW Bus makes it around the whole world! Paris,
London, Arizona, Pisa, Washington DC, and Sydney…
Track measures 10” x 6”, the VW Bus 1 ¾” long.
DBS2900 $39.50
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Wind-Up Bear with Whirling
Wheels Wind this lithographed tinplate bear with a
plastic head up, and let him rip.
The wheels whirl counter-clockwise, while the bear turns on his
axis. 4 ½” x 3 ¾”
DBS02070 $16.50
Lulu, Lola, & Lilo Vintage German Great family of pecking birds made
by Ernst Paul Lehmann in the 1950’s in Nürnberg. They’re all litho tinplate,
with just the tail-feathers in plastic, pointing to the era of very early post-war
plastics. Each has a clockwork motor and key. Wind ‘em up and watch ‘em
peck like crazy. Very funny. Each comes in its own little clear plastic case with
key. 3” x 1 ½” x 2 ¼” DBS941 Lulu (black) • DBS942 Lola (blue) •
DBS944 Lilo (green) $29.50 each
“CONSUL” the Educated Monkey Here is one cheap, affordable computer (been around since the turn of the century before last), that makes
multiplication FUN. Slide his feet to a number on the left, say the “4”
and the right foot to the “9”, and wow, he’s got the answer (36) in his
hands! All litho tinplate, this computer measures 5 1⁄2” x 6” and comes in a
window box. Beware of shoddy imitations.
DBS0100777 $29.50
Tinkle Tonk Boîtes a Musique
Here’s a whole bunch of gorgeous, little, wind-up
music boxes. The key screws into the top of the
dome, then wind ‘em up gently and be delighted.
All of them are made of tin-plate and measure 2
½”Ø x 4”. Come in a box with the song title.
D020 “La Vie en Rose”
$29.50
D030 “La Valse d’Amelie”
$29.50
D040 “Happy Birthday”
$29.50
D060 “French Can Can”
$29.50
D070 “Le Pont s’Avignon”
$29.50
D080 “Un Chanson Douce” $29.50
D090 “A la Claire Fontaine” $29.50
D110 “Au Clair de Lune”
$29.50
D130 “Printemps”
$29.50
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Hand Cranked
Clucking Rooster
All lithographed tinplate rooster
perching on a can. Has a handle,
to turn clockwise, to make the
rooster crow. 5” tall
DBS02510 $12.50
Skylight Rocket Set
Fabulous rocket toy, that uses air
pressure as the propellant. For
nights, there are two rockets that
have blue lights in the nosecone.
The whole kit and caboodle consists of a launch pad, hose, rocket
stand and five rockets (2 ea.
Nighttime & 3 ea. Daytime). And
since we know that you’re gonna
lose some rockets, we’ve made
sure that you get a box of spares,
containing 2 more lighted and
2 more unlighted rockets!
RB4019 $45.50
Handlebar Horn Terrific old-time warning
horn, pretty loud too! Made of chrome-plated
metal with a rubber bulb. Includes handlebar
clamp, that’s easy to attach. Comes in Red, Blue,
Black. As available. 7 ¾” long BH $12.50
Classic Bike Bell
Fabulous revolving bike
bell, that makes the right
kind of ringa-ding-ding.
2 ½" BELL $12.50
Spacebots Set of three, colorfully litho tin-plate space
capsules with wind-up motors
and fixed keys. When they
move they change direction
when the key goes around!
Come three in a colorfully
labeled box, each 2”Ø x 1 ½”
DBS6470 $29.50
VeeDub Coin Bank w.
Lock & Key The more coins
you deposit through the passenger door, the better this car-bank
rolls. Rolling with dough, heh
heh. measures 6” x 3 ½” x 4”
Colors as available.
DBS02040 $18.50
Beni Polar Bear Coin Bank w.
Lock & Key
Lithographed tinplate coin bank.
Cute. 3 ½” x 3”Ø
DBS14950 $12.50
Crazed Piranha
Ouch! Watch out… Wind
this sucker up with the key,
and get outta the way, he’ll
come to getcha! Great fun.
Wind-up, lith tinplate. 2 ¼”
DBS0960 $14.50
Strawberry Coin Bank w.
Lock & Key Litho tinplate
bank, with padlock and keys.
Colors may vary. 5” x 2 ¼” x 4 ½”
DBS88700 $19.50
Tinmen Stratoliner
Very cool, litho tinplate, friction
powered jet. Really gets to scooting. 6 ¼” x 5 ¼”
DBS01020 $19.50
Sky City Parking Garage An all litho-tinplate
replica, made in India, of the original German “Car
Elevator 266” made by Technofix. Wind ‘er up, and
watch the cars coming out and driving back up into the
parking area. 15” (extended) x 2 1⁄2” x 3 1⁄2”
DBS1032 $52.50
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Rare 1959 LEHMANN Toys, for Collectors
Basta 916 This cute
lil’ elephant, made of
plastic with velvet saddle,
has a friction motor,
which makes him go in
crazy circles. 3” x 2 ½”
DBS9160 $15.50
Oho 912 Oho the frog
goes bounding, up and
down, when you crank up
his friction motor. Plastic.
2 ½” x 1 ¼”
DBS9120 $10.50
Nani 947 Cute lil’
kitten saunters away
when you power up the
friction motor. Plastic.
2 ¼” x 3 ½”
DBS9470 $15.50
NuNu 937 This cute
little baby hedgehog is
made of plastic with
soft quills. Wind up his
friction motor and he
scoots away in a hurry.
2 ¾” x 1 ½”
DBS9370 $15.50
Automatic Tweezers
Terrific tool. Grasp between
thumb and index finger and
squeeze the object of your
irritation.., apply more
pressure (without having let go), and shazaaam, it plucks itself! The
tension is adjustable.
Great for hair, splinters
or whatever you want to
grip and pull! 5” long
DOV458505
$49.50
Doll Mommie’s Sewing School
Look, even if you hate dolls, would never sew clothing for your dolls, you gotta get this exquisite folio!
Long my very favorite! Untie the folio and you’ll
find eight sets of old fashioned doll dress patterns.
Originally designed by Agnes Lucas and now faithfully reproduced. Fabulous graphics. Frame the
whole lot! 8” x 6”
MH011 $34.50
Buy One Russian Sewing
Machine & Doll Mommie’s
Sewing School $122.00
SAVE 10 Bucks!
Jonny 914 Droll lion
cub with friction motor.
Get him going and he’ll
scoot right along. Plastic.
2 ¾” x 3”
DBS9140 $15.50
Bob Nr.925 Very cool two-man bobsled that goes
wicked fast when you wind him up and let it rip.
Plastic. Comes with Olympic symbols, and National
flags, to cut and paste, onto the bobsled, as you wish.
5 ¼” x 2 ½” DBS9251 $23.50
Gnomy Auto 960
Neat, automobile, powered
with a friction motor.
Plastic. 3” x 2 ¼” x 1 ½”
DBS9600 $19.50
Miss Behavin’ II Fill the pipes with water, burn
one of the included candles and see the action and
power of steam! 7” x 3” x 3” MS025 $16.50
Czech Helicopter
Cute little litho friction powered tinplate
chopper. Great
Action. 5” long
LX32022 $9.50
Rallye Monte Carlo Tin Wind-Up Racetrack
A fabulous reproduction of a 1940 Arnold
(Germany), lithographed tin, wind-up racetrack!
Basically a skill game, to see if you can lift the gate, for
the on-rushing racecar to pass through, without having to stop. Has two gauges supposedly to measure
the cars rounds and the other for time. Neither terribly accurate! The mechanicals are a bit rough, but
none of that takes away from the incredible charm
this replica, made in India, has. Beautifully boxed, this
is a great gift for a toy collector! 9” x 9” x 2 ½”
TTS062 $109.50
LILLIPUT Long Billed Baseball Cap
Took years to find a ball cap with a suitably long bill. And we don’t
compromise on important issues like that. You need that longer bill
when bluewater fishing, looking through binox, and speeding down
the road in your roadster. Worth the wait, for sure! 100% cotton
crown, with a 4” long bill made of sueded leather. Single clasp
adjustable back. Adorned with our embroidered logo.
You’ll love this cap. only 3.8 oz
HY001L $28.00
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Russian Sewing Machine Of all the toys we’ve
handled in the last 25 years, nothing pleased us
as much as these wonderful little sewing
machines. We had ‘em in our San Francisco
store. Over time it became increasingly difficult
to find them. A pallet full in Latvia, a couple of
cases in Kiev, and so on. Recently a contact in
Germany actually had ordered a whole bunch made
new. Well, he sent the money, but got stiffed on the goods: no sewing machines! Frustrated, since we still have
back-orders from 2 years ago, I happened to chat with an old Eastern Bloc hand who deals in Russian goods,
and guess what! He had just driven there pulling a trailer and brought back a modest bunch. We took ‘em all!
These machines really sew! Sew well, with a chain stitch. Use a nr. 9 needle. All cast metal with classic gold
trim, a large hand wheel with crank, mounted in a wooden base with bobbin compartment. A great and welcome find. Better hurry…! 10” x 4 1⁄2” x 7” AL01 Red; AL02 Black $129.50 ea.
Singvogel Wind the bird up with the enclosed key,
flip the switch under its tail feathers, and listen
to it singing, while the beak, head, wings,
and tail, all move..! One of the more spectacular litho-tinplate toys we’ve
found in ages. With colorful
box. 8” x 3” 5.2 oz
DBS7065
$79.50
Kid’s “Standard” Typewriter c.1954
Very simple, beautiful, functional typewriter. Made of
lithographed tinplate in Western Germany. Set the
letter and punch! Very rare find, since most of these
rusted away on a junk heap. The ribbon is a stolen
hank from your Daddie’s real machine. Very cool!
11” x 8” x 2 ½” VNL584 $184.50
SALE! $92.25
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The last of these spectacular sailing ship models!
Dapper Tom Limited Edition Exquisite, beautifully
built, scale model of one the most beautiful Baltimore
Schooners ever built. The raked masts and flush deck,
it’s sensuous sheer line, really show where modern racing yachts come from. If you have the room, you owe
this ship model to yourself… Built just like the real
one was, with plank on frame construction. Fully
rigged; the blocks are all made of wood, the
decks are planked, sheets are even held with
belaying pins! Heady stuff at poor
man's price. Huge. 50" l.o.a., 9" wide
and 37" tall. Mounted on display
board with solid brass stanchions. Comes crated in
wood. Truck shipment
included in price.
AS503
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“Katy of Norfolk” Ltd Ed A true scale model built like
the real thing, plank on frame, only in miniature. Haring
and the gang have outdone themselves with this exquisite model. Known as being: "Graceful as a white-winged
swan.., guiding ships to safety." Katy is so beautifully
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detailed, that you can even see the fastening nubs on the
copper sheathed bottom! Perfectly spaced reefs on the
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Royal Navy Submarine M1 1917
This is a beautiful, full-hull model of perhaps the most
unique Submarine Cruiser ever designed. HM Submarine
M1 was developed toward the end of the First World War.
Unique in the history of submarine design, she and her sisters M2 and M3 were fitted with 12 inch guns from a
scrapped battleship..! This gave the M-Class the ability to
sneak-up on shore installations and surface vessels, rise to the
surface and deliver a formidable blow from very short range.
No merchant vessel was expected to survive a hit from M1.
She was completed before the war ended, but not employed
in combat because the Royal Navy feared that Germany
could copy the design. The M1 was sunk with the entire
crew of 69 while submerged on exercise on 12 Nov. 1925.
Constructed by Messrs. Vickers at Barrow-in-Furness,
launched July 1917. This is a full hull model, presented in a
mahogany and glass case measuring 64” x 12” x 19 ½”. The
ship model measures 53” long.
TMM06 $7895.50
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