Null Bulldozer "T.N." (Toy Nomura, Japan) , sheet metal/plastic, rubber attachme…

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Bulldozer "T.N." (Toy Nomura, Japan) , sheet metal/plastic, rubber attachment straps missing, battery-operated, used

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Bulldozer "T.N." (Toy Nomura, Japan) , sheet metal/plastic, rubber attachment straps missing, battery-operated, used

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Estim. 250 - 300 EUR

NOMURA - Japan (1) SHUTTER-BUG (AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHER) Imposing Japanese mechanical toy (height 22 cm) depicting a young man in a cap taking photos with a flash. He's supposed to move by holding the camera to his forehead, but the mechanism needs to be revised despite the presence of the battery. Multicolored lithographed sheet metal for the boy, plastic and tar paper for the camera and its bellows. Circa 1950. Very good condition, without box.

Estim. 450 - 500 EUR

NOMURA - Japan - (1) FORD SKYLINER CONVERTIBLE LITTLE CURRENT "Battery Toy in lithographed sheet metal, scale approx. 1:20 (dimensions: 24 x 9 cm). Made for Nomura by the Japanese Kosuge Matsuzo, whose name appears on the chassis. Powered by a large LR 20 1.5 v battery (included), the mechanism operates the retractable roof, which automatically retracts into the trunk. Under the chassis, a mobile plate with 2 wheels provides steering, the front wheels being fixed. Forward/reverse, works perfectly. Very good condition, oxidation on side rails, no box. Condition: A-/-

Estim. 160 - 180 EUR

NOMURA (T.N.) - Japan (1) ROBOT TANK R1 Original, vintage (1960), powered by 2 x 1.5 v. batteries (not supplied), not a recent mechanical reproduction. Large robot in lithographed sheet metal, metallic blue and red. Dummy caterpillars at base, articulated arms, 2 metal antennae, 2 plastic machine guns, translucent cowling. 4 black bakelite castors, 2 of which are on 360° mobile plates housing the mechanism. Dimensions: 26 x 19.5 x 14.5 cm. Metallic paintwork in good condition, slight solarization of red on front. Tested, to be overhauled. No box.

Estim. 1 000 - 1 500 EUR

NOMURA (T.N.)- Japan (1) VERY RARE RADAR ROBOT Original from 1950. Very rare radar robot powered by 2 x 1.5V batteries (not included). In lithographed sheet metal, 2 shades of metallic gray, lilac glides concealing 4 rubber wheels. 2 black hooks as upper limbs, one of which holds a flat key. Parabolic antenna fixed to the back on a mast, with a red bulb (faded) in the center. A cooling coil held in place by a headset around the head. A nickel-plated tie bar joins the 2 parts of the torso. Paintwork virtually intact. Power cable partly replaced. To be overhauled. Sheet metal control box, metallic blue, with a design reminiscent of the robot's face. Dimensions: 24 x 10.5 x 7 cm. Original box still in good condition, some wear to corners, repair to one side of lid, small piece of cardboard missing.

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