170 - Lot of figures and travel accessories for LGB Lehmann-Groß-Bahn, G gauge, some in LGB/robbe blisters

Lot of figures and travel accessories for LGB Lehmann-Groß-Bahn, G gauge, some in LGB/robbe blisters Lot of figures and travel accessories for LGB, some in blister packs from LGB and robbe: 1) four LGB blister cards, inscribed "LEHMANN-GROSS-BAHN" and "The Big Train", two of them with article number 5029 and travel accessories such as wicker bottles, rucksacks, baskets, suitcases and crates, one with six figures, among them women in traditional costume and a figure with signal paddle, one with four seated figures and luggage. 2) robbe blister card "No 1623 Richard M 1:25" with figure in dungarees. 3) approx. 45 loose figures, among them railwayman in blue uniform with signal paddle and bag, worker in light grey jacket, travellers with suitcases, waiter with tray, nurse, racing driver, hiker, skier, porter with cart, woman with moped as well as two figure groups on a base. Good condition commensurate with age, partly as new. Figures H. 7.5 cm. The Lehmann company was founded in 1881 in Brandenburg an der Havel by Ernst Paul Lehmann and Jean Eichner and was known for tin toys that combined patented mechanisms with humorous figures. After the expropriation in 1948, the family made a fresh start in Nuremberg in 1950. In 1968 the Lehmann-Groß-Bahn, LGB for short, came onto the market there, a model railway with a track gauge of 45 mm, G gauge, at a nominal scale of 1:22.5. After the insolvency in 2006, Märklin took over the LGB brand in 2007.