1960's Fire Dept Car Toy
1960’s, tin toy car. Battery operated Nomura Fire Dept Car. Discover the charm of this vintage battery-operated tin toy car! Crafted with meticulous detail, this collectible piece embodies the vibrant spirit and innovative design of the era. Featuring colorful, lithographed tin construction and a simple yet engaging battery-powered mechanism, it's a delightful representation of mid-century toy engineering. Perfect for collectors and retro enthusiasts alike, this toy car invites you to relive the joy and wonder of a bygone era. Approx. 25cm wide x 14cm high x 11cm deep x 565g weight. Good working order condition, white bar missing on one side and driver wearing wrong hat.
1960’s, tin toy car. Battery operated Nomura Fire Dept Car. Discover the charm of this vintage battery-operated tin toy car! Crafted with meticulous detail, this collectible piece embodies the vibrant spirit and innovative design of the era. Featuring colorful, lithographed tin construction and a simple yet engaging battery-powered mechanism, it's a delightful representation of mid-century toy engineering. Perfect for collectors and retro enthusiasts alike, this toy car invites you to relive the joy and wonder of a bygone era. Approx. 25cm wide x 14cm high x 11cm deep x 565g weight. Good working order condition, white bar missing on one side and driver wearing wrong hat.
1960’s, tin toy car. Battery operated Nomura Fire Dept Car. Discover the charm of this vintage battery-operated tin toy car! Crafted with meticulous detail, this collectible piece embodies the vibrant spirit and innovative design of the era. Featuring colorful, lithographed tin construction and a simple yet engaging battery-powered mechanism, it's a delightful representation of mid-century toy engineering. Perfect for collectors and retro enthusiasts alike, this toy car invites you to relive the joy and wonder of a bygone era. Approx. 25cm wide x 14cm high x 11cm deep x 565g weight. Good working order condition, white bar missing on one side and driver wearing wrong hat.
