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Elastolin

Elastolin was a trademark used by the German company O&M Hausser (O&M Haußer) for the toy soldiers and other types of figures it manufactured from composite material and later from plastic. The Hausser firm was founded in 1904 by Christian Hausser and his sons Otto and Max. The factory was situated in Ludwigsburg near Stuttgart. Production of all figures…

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Heer

Kriegsmarine

Luftwaffe

Paramilitary

Personality figures

Foreign (Ausländer) forces

Other Hausser-Elastolin figures from the 1930s

Accessories

Post-World War II production

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Elastolin

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related to References · 43
Elastolin → Andrew, April, Auction, August, Auktionator, Auktionatoren, Blechspielzeug, Crown Publishers, David Hawkings, Duren, ELASTOLIN Spielwaren, Elastolin Spielzeug, ENGLAND, Erich, Februar, GERMANY, Gunter, Hausser Figuren, HAUSSER's ELASTOLIN Spielzeug, Hausser-Elastolin
related to Other Hausser-Elastolin figures from the 1930s · 21
Elastolin → African, Austrian, Deutsche Reichsbahn, DRB, Eisenbahn-Figuren, Frederick, Friedrich, Fritz, German Railway, Germany, Great, Grosse, Indians, Normalgroße, Prussian, Ritterfiguren, Seydlitz, The, The Hausser-Elastolin, There
related to Kriegsmarine · 12
Elastolin → All Elastolin Kriegsmarine, Complete, Fahnentrager, Fanfarenblaser, Großadmiral Erich Raeder, Kriegsmarine, Kriegsmarine Trommler, Nazi, The, The Kriegsmarine, There, Trommler
related to Scales of figures · 6
Elastolin → Army, Heer Trommler, Miniatur-Soldaten, Since, The, The Elastolin

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Elastolinrelated to KriegsmarineAll Elastolin Kriegsmarine0.60section

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