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Posted 2 years ago
stutzcat
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Not too sure what category this belongs.
From the West Germany Military zone 1951. Pressed steel. I feel this is a transition toy because of the wider tracks, also fires caps, doesn't have the steering wheel on the back, whereas it has an arrow instead. They crossed out the model number and put another model number in its place. The small amount of rust gives it character. Its nice to still work & roll.
I have Searched the internet and asked questions about it to no avail. Its pretty obvious on the box some of the info, but wanted some historical info as well.
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