Kiev (N.F. Vatutina speelgoedfabriek) - Maxim machine gun on a mount - Wind-up tin toy - 1980-1989 - Ukraine






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Kiev (N.F. Vatutina toy factory) tin-and-plastic wind-up Maxim machine gun on a carriage, made in 1987, in mint condition, tested and working, with its original box.
Description from the seller
Rare Soviet Tin Wind-up Maxim Machine Gun (1987) – In absolute mint condition (MINT) with original factory box, and certificate!
Specifications:
• Item: Mechanical tin toy (Maxim machine gun / Пулемет «Максим»)
• Manufacturer: Kiev Experimental Mechanical Factory named after N.F. Vatutin
• Country of origin: USSR (Ukrainian SSR, Kiev)
• Year of production: 1987
• Material: Tin / Sheet metal & Plastic (wheels)
• Propulsion: Wind-up mechanism (Clockwork)
• Condition: New-in-box / Mint (New Old Stock)
The length of the machine gun is 25 cm!!
Description:
For the serious collector of vintage tin toys and Soviet militaria this is a unique museum-quality find.
Offered is a 100% original Soviet wind-up Maxim machine gun from 1987. This specimen is in fabulous New Old Stock (mint) condition. The toy looks straight from the factory and has been perfectly preserved over the past decades.
Condition and details:
• The toy: The iconic green paint is fully intact, bright and shows no scratches, paint defects, or signs of rust. The details are razor-sharp.
• Operation: The mechanism is 100% functional. After winding and pressing the trigger, the machine gun rattles and trembles as if it truly fires.
• Completeness: Fully complete with the original, delicate cardboard factory box, the rare cardboard inner tray (inlay) where the gun rests, and the original metal wind-up key.
• Documentation: The original paper factory certificate/label is included loose. It lists all historical details: Item number КГ-085-02-205, the original Soviet sale price of 1 Ruble and 75 Kopeks, and the year of production 1987.
It is extremely rare to find Soviet toys from this period where not only the toy itself is scratch-free, but also the ultra-thin cardboard and paper have withstood the test of time so perfectly. An absolute top investment for the collection.
Shipping:
Will be packed with utmost care and professionally (plenty of bubble wrap) to optimally protect the original packaging. Of course insured and shipped with Track & Trace.
See photos for review!!
Rare Soviet Tin Wind-up Maxim Machine Gun (1987) – In absolute mint condition (MINT) with original factory box, and certificate!
Specifications:
• Item: Mechanical tin toy (Maxim machine gun / Пулемет «Максим»)
• Manufacturer: Kiev Experimental Mechanical Factory named after N.F. Vatutin
• Country of origin: USSR (Ukrainian SSR, Kiev)
• Year of production: 1987
• Material: Tin / Sheet metal & Plastic (wheels)
• Propulsion: Wind-up mechanism (Clockwork)
• Condition: New-in-box / Mint (New Old Stock)
The length of the machine gun is 25 cm!!
Description:
For the serious collector of vintage tin toys and Soviet militaria this is a unique museum-quality find.
Offered is a 100% original Soviet wind-up Maxim machine gun from 1987. This specimen is in fabulous New Old Stock (mint) condition. The toy looks straight from the factory and has been perfectly preserved over the past decades.
Condition and details:
• The toy: The iconic green paint is fully intact, bright and shows no scratches, paint defects, or signs of rust. The details are razor-sharp.
• Operation: The mechanism is 100% functional. After winding and pressing the trigger, the machine gun rattles and trembles as if it truly fires.
• Completeness: Fully complete with the original, delicate cardboard factory box, the rare cardboard inner tray (inlay) where the gun rests, and the original metal wind-up key.
• Documentation: The original paper factory certificate/label is included loose. It lists all historical details: Item number КГ-085-02-205, the original Soviet sale price of 1 Ruble and 75 Kopeks, and the year of production 1987.
It is extremely rare to find Soviet toys from this period where not only the toy itself is scratch-free, but also the ultra-thin cardboard and paper have withstood the test of time so perfectly. An absolute top investment for the collection.
Shipping:
Will be packed with utmost care and professionally (plenty of bubble wrap) to optimally protect the original packaging. Of course insured and shipped with Track & Trace.
See photos for review!!
