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MARKLIN Catalogue, Diecast Cars and Trucks 1960-61.

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David Green
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MARKLIN (Germany) Diecast Cars and Trucks 1960-61.

Marlklin along with their trains made some interesting vehicles in the early 1960s. Here is what is shown in the 1960-61 Catalogue.

 

Scan 17
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More excellent vintage ads! Love the trains!



   
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Very nice. I did not know Marklin made car and truck models. What scale are the trains, cars, and trucks?


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David Green
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Cars were listed as 1/43, trucks as 1/60 in one book. Likely, like Corgi and Dinky, approximate.



   
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Too big to go with their HO trains but very cool!

Marklin Tempo Porsche

 



   
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Geoff Jowett
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More excellent vintage ads! Love the trains!

yep me too! I was 10-11 years old then, and would have been all over these, thanks David.

 



   
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Marklin made a nice selection of 1/43 diecast models. Now they are extremely rare and not so famous like Dinky and Corgi.



   
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Harv Goranson
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@david-green The early 8000-series cars were about 1:45. The later 1800-series were 1:43.

 


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Thanks Harvey.



   
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