Company Name/s: Yonezawa Toys Co. Ltd.
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Trade Mark/s: The letter "Y" within a cherry blossom motif. The cherry blossom, known as "sakura" in Japan, is the country's national flower. It symbolises renewal, hope etc.
Dates: Founded in the 1950's (exact date not known) - Merged with Sega / Sega Toys in 1994. The company was briefly known as Sega Yonezawa. The Yonezawa name was dropped in 1998.
Dates: Founded in the 1950's (exact date not known) - Merged with Sega / Sega Toys in 1994. The company was briefly known as Sega Yonezawa. The Yonezawa name was dropped in 1998.
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Checklist For Yonezawa Tin Toys (links lead to images in my photo-gallery).
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| YONEZAWA CATALOGUE 1969 |
YONEZAWA CATALOGUE 1969 - FULL 34 PAGE CATALOGUE
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Abbreviations Used.
N/M = no mechanism.
H/O = hand operated.
Friction = friction wound flywheel mechanism.
Crank = crank wound flywheel mechanism.
W/U = wind up / clockwork (spring) mechanism.
B/O = battery operated.
B&G = bump and go / mystery action.
R/C = remote control.
Name In Italics = exact name unknown (updated when I spot an original box or obtain an original catalogue).
Pinterest Board for Yonezawa - Pictures and links to other pages with Yonezawa tin toys. Includes items for sale on auction sites etc.
IF YOU HAVE ANY FURTHER INFORMATION ON YONEZAWA TOYS CO. LTD. I'D LOVE TO HEAR FROM YOU.
N/M = no mechanism.
H/O = hand operated.
Friction = friction wound flywheel mechanism.
Crank = crank wound flywheel mechanism.
W/U = wind up / clockwork (spring) mechanism.
B/O = battery operated.
B&G = bump and go / mystery action.
R/C = remote control.
Name In Italics = exact name unknown (updated when I spot an original box or obtain an original catalogue).
Pinterest Board for Yonezawa - Pictures and links to other pages with Yonezawa tin toys. Includes items for sale on auction sites etc.
IF YOU HAVE ANY FURTHER INFORMATION ON YONEZAWA TOYS CO. LTD. I'D LOVE TO HEAR FROM YOU.
Hi, I have been looking for a Yonezawa 1974 or 1975 dealer catalog, have you ever seen one? Kind regards, Eddy Berst (edberst@hotmail.com)
ReplyDeleteI have 1966, 1969 and 1973 Yonezawa catalogues at the moment.
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