Speedwell/UNA/VP vintage UK plastic

Just one photo this time, of a few of the limited farm range produced circa 1960 by this group of three connected London based companies, all of which were owned by Jewish refugees from Nazi occupied Europe. It is believed that Speedwell did the actual manufacturing, changing brand names underneath (although not all figures are marked) as required for their friends.

These three companies are better known for their WW2 figures, mostly copies of Herald, Timpo and Kentoys soldiers, sold in small display packs, each comprising two soldiers and one piece of ruined building wall or other battlefield scenery. They also did a fairly extensive wild west range, many of which were produced in several colour versions, which is another range in which I suffer from obsessive variation collector syndrome. [This site needs a geek emoticon]

Very interesting again! I hope we can use your useful informations on Toy Animal Wiki
http://toyanimal.info
a online project with extensive lists of toy animal figures and their pictures to serve as a source to collectors.
Ah, you can use it...

Roger wrote:

Very interesting again! I hope we can use your useful informations on Toy Animal Wiki
http://toyanimal.info
a online project with extensive lists of toy animal figures and their pictures to serve as a source to collectors.
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Can you copy these posts there? If so, do it.

Have they wild animals? And if yes, a few unusual species?     

widukind wrote:

Have they wild animals? And if yes, a few unusual species?     

No, only a camel in their limited Arabs v French Foreign Legion set.

Thank you    

DaveScriv wrote:

Roger wrote:

Very interesting again! I hope we can use your useful informations on Toy Animal Wiki
http://toyanimal.info
a online project with extensive lists of toy animal figures and their pictures to serve as a source to collectors.
Ah, you can use it...

Can you copy these posts there? If so, do it.

That is awfully nice of you     

SUSANNE wrote:

DaveScriv wrote:

Roger wrote:

Very interesting again! I hope we can use your useful informations on Toy Animal Wiki
http://toyanimal.info
a online project with extensive lists of toy animal figures and their pictures to serve as a source to collectors.
Ah, you can use it...

Can you copy these posts there? If so, do it.

That is awfully nice of you     

I don't know if your system allows it, but if possible it would be best if you changed the text in a few places to make it more like an anonymous Wikipedia style entry.

DaveScriv wrote:

I don't know if your system allows it, but if possible it would be best if you changed the text in a few places to make it more like an anonymous Wikipedia style entry.

The system allows it    Thank you for sharing your rare knowledge   

DaveScriv wrote:

Roger wrote:

Very interesting again! I hope we can use your useful informations on Toy Animal Wiki
http://toyanimal.info
a online project with extensive lists of toy animal figures and their pictures to serve as a source to collectors.
Ah, you can use it...

Can you copy these posts there? If so, do it.

Yes, that is very kind from you.
If you want, you can also be an editor, it is easier than a forum and you can edit directly. If you have time and if you ever want, just let us know.
From now, your contribution sharing your knowledge is already a very precious thing.