Mixed lot of paper toys - collection of toys from the estate of Countess Nina von Stauffenberg, Heimeran Schenk Graf Stauffenberg in a cardboard box, self-made toys made of paper, cardboard and matches, mainly military vehicles and tanks, airplane damaged, unfinished warship, plus small box with glass beads, paper picture, pencil box and exercise book with Latin exercises, drawings and designs by Heimeran Schenk Graf Stauffenberg, some heavily damaged, signs of age. Heimeran Schenk Graf von Stauffenberg was the second of five children of the then first lieutenant Claus Schenk Graf von Stauffenberg and Nina, née Freiin von Lerchenfeld.

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