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Set of 8 toys: - School-going Pinocchio, multicolored rubber or soft vinyl figurine, Ledra Plastic model, Italy, circa 1960. Green hat, red jacket with white collar, green bow tie, black shoes, book under his arm. Original markings featuring an elephant, “Made in Italy,” “Mod. Dep.” Wear and tear; see details. - Figurine of Pinocchio on his way to school, holding a book, wearing a blue jacket, yellow bow tie, red shorts, and a red cap. Disney production unconfirmed. Circa 1960–1980. - Pinocchio figurine, circa 1960–1980, in a red and yellow suit, yellow cap, blue bow tie, and black shoes. Polychrome molded piece, with no apparent markings or references. - Pinocchio figurine, circa 1940. Character in a red suit, green hat, and green bow tie, likely from the American Walt Disney series produced by Multi Products of Chicago. Small polychrome model. Shows wear and damage. - Small painted hard-plastic Pinocchio figurine, wearing an orange cap with a blue band, a yellow and red suit, white gloves, and dark shoes. Produced under Disney license, likely in Hong Kong, 1960s–1970s. Damage and paint wear. - Polish-style articulated doll, likely from the 1950s–1960s, dressed in a blue outfit and red shoes. Figurine with articulated limbs, a painted face, and a slender silhouette. Paint chipping and wear. - Seated Pinocchio figurine, made of polychrome molded rubber, wearing a blue hat and a red outfit, with yellow shoes. Manufactured by Biserka, Zagreb, under license from Walt Disney Productions, 1960s. Some paint chipping and wear. - Polychrome figurine of Pinocchio playing the accordion, wearing a yellow cap and a blue bow tie, in his red and orange outfit. Model likely produced by Goebel for Disney toward the end of the 20th century. Some paint chips. Accompanied by a certificate signed by Gérard Majax.
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