san - Toy Rokende opa in schommelstoel - 1950-1960 - Japan

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San Rokende opa in schommelstoel is a vintage tin toy from Japan, dating 1950–1960, in reasonable condition with no original packaging, featuring a man in a rocking chair with a lit pipe and a moving figure that runs on UM-1 1.5V batteries (not included).

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This is a charming vintage toy of an old man in a rocking chair. The man wears a checkered shirt and overalls, and has a pipe in his mouth that lights up. The toy runs on batteries (UM-1 1.5V, not included) and has a mechanism that makes the man move and the pipe light up. There are some signs of wear and rust, especially in the battery compartment, which is consistent with the item's age. A unique collectible for vintage toy enthusiasts tested and working (other nose)

This is a charming vintage toy of an old man in a rocking chair. The man wears a checkered shirt and overalls, and has a pipe in his mouth that lights up. The toy runs on batteries (UM-1 1.5V, not included) and has a mechanism that makes the man move and the pipe light up. There are some signs of wear and rust, especially in the battery compartment, which is consistent with the item's age. A unique collectible for vintage toy enthusiasts tested and working (other nose)

Details

Era
1900-2000
Brand
san
Model/name
Rokende opa in schommelstoel
Period
1950-1960
Country of origin
Japan
Condition
Reasonable
Packaging
Without original box
Material
Tin
The NetherlandsVerified
138
Objects sold
95.12%
Private

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