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22 the Masters were there too. Brilliant and dynamic designers and engineers who, in the pressure cooker of war, were responsible for the greatest leaps of technological advancement the world had ever seen. Many had come from the field of aviation, where the biggest advances had taken place. Willy Messerschmitt, Lawrie Bond, Ernst Heinkel, Enrico Piaggio, Nakagawa ryoichi, and Gabriel Voisin were all presented with an entirely new set of sobering, restrictive, ground-based parameters within which to begin their post-war work.
the late forties also offered opportunities to a large number of determined and idealistic individuals, both rich and poor, who could throw their hat in the ring and make a contribution to the recovery effort. Some were industrialists, like Ferdinando Innocenti, who faced the enormous task of repurposing his extensive factories from bullet production to the manufacturing of small vehicles. others were penniless idealists that simply wanted to help, like Paul Kleinschnittger, who scrounged and bartered for army cooking pots that he could cut into sections to make fenders for his little cars. Most of all, there was a willing and motivated workforce ready to follow these talented people. Never before was there such a sense of unity, a willingness to set aside personal gain and political differences to reach a common goal. People were happy to be working once again, with a sense of purpose, even though the day might start with filling craters or stretching tarpaulins over gaping holes. they took pride in their work, as evidenced by a jagged piece of cardboard found hidden inside the headliner of one of the cars: it was signed by everyone who was involved in the building of it, even though no one would likely ever see their names. the result of this confluence of talented designers and determined workforce was the microcar. this is loosely defined today as a very small one- or two-person car with a one- or two-cylinder motor of 700 cubic centimeters of displacement or 23
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Page 43 and 44: Assortment of Microcar Collectibles
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Page 47 and 48: Bandai Messerschmitt Toy Car A red
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Page 51 and 52: LOT 161 Vendo Milk Vending Machine
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Page 63 and 64: LOT “Royal Mustang” Kiddie Ride
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Page 69 and 70: Bandai Messerschmitt Tiger Toy Car
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“Empire Made” Isetta Toy Car an
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“Ride the Champion” Kiddie Ride
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U-Select-It Candy Vending Machine A
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LOT 241 Popcorn Vending Machine Eve
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Microcars FRIDAy, FEbRUARy 15, 2013
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carried the Sachs 150 motor. a doze
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usable—perhaps the only Isetta su
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106 Bella 201 scooter, with an eye
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108 LOT The most desirable variant,
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110 This cabriolet has the rare “
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112 LOT An as-new, low mileage exam
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114 The clever packaging came from
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116 LOT The rarest of all Messersch
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118 offer an economical, stripped-d
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120 This very special car is the ra
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122 Tremendously difficult to find,
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124 one of two examples of the earl
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126 LOT 253 1958 Trabant P50 and We
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130 A sporting microcar with Siata-
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132 LOT 255 1953 Bond Mk C estimate
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134 LOT 256 1959 Glas Isard 400 Cou
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136 LOT An unconventional, rare, an
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138 So Georges set about reinventin
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140 The smallest production car eve
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150 address. although a trip to the
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152 Fully restored; one of very few
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154 It is fortunate that the comple
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156 Finished in desirable Coral Red
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158 A rare, three-wheeled, left-han
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160 Peter agg, the Lambretta distri
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162 agg negotiated the deal for man
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164 A superbly presented early, ori
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166 other original items of note in
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168 A Metallic Iris blue French-del
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170 LOT A complete, original exampl
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174 LOT The only completely origina
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176 LOT 267 1956 Fuldamobil S-6 est
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178 The prototype S-1, with an oval
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180 LOT Fully restored, a French mi
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open rear wheels and full-width axl
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184 Finally, the Julien car shown a
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186 Freshly restored and very rare,
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188 outfitted in the livery of Kris
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192 LOT A late first series example
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202 Former factory display piece LO
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204 LOT The famous three-wheel truc
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206 LOT A rarer alternative to the
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208 A microcar offered as a factory
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210 An English microcar with Michel
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212 tailfins, Dubonnet front suspen
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214 A very rarely seen example with
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218 LOT 279 1956 Lloyd LS 400 Kombi
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220 LOT A delightfully original, on
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224 population in a period of recov
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226 A very original car, complete w
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230 LOT Higher horsepower 600D spec
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232 The multi-place seating was mad
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234 LOT Fully restored with a strik
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238 Curiously, an almost identical
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240 A very original 1500 and one of
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244 LOT An elegant, highly evolved
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246 The Grand Luxe, like the Commer
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248 An extraordinary, war-era, elec
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254 A superb restoration in attract
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256 The engine and drive case are d
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258 LOT A Spanish variant in excell
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260 An early production, two-tone e
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262 LOT A unique four-seat example
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264 they had auxiliary gearboxes, w
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269 LOT an extremely rare survivor
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use, is not significantly worn. Sim
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The interior has a single grey viny
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422 LOT 459 Eshelman Microcar Kiddi
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426 LOT 468 Large Porcelain BMW Sig
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444 LOT 512 LOT 513 LOT 514 Micheli
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446 LOT 518 LOT 519 BMW Dealership
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448 LOT 521 LOT 522 LOT 523 “Ferr
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456 LOT 542 “Western Trails” Tr
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458 A right-hand drive, three-wheel
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462 LOT 544 1958 Messerschmitt KR 2
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464 LOT 545 1953 Champion 400H esti
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466 the semicircular side windows,
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468 The French Variant of the iconi
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476 Exceptionally rare Spanish vari
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482 A tiny Italian-built “Fox”
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484 An Australian icon LOT 550 1958
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486 original for the molds. as with
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488 LoT With very low mileage, it i
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490 In keeping with the Brabus tuni
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492 Rare French-specification model
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494 A genuine police-specification
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498 LOT 554 1958 Messerschmitt KR 2
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all Mi-val badging is intact, as ar
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532 lined with hardboard. There was
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534 LOT A limited production, speci
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536 The Roadster was a limited-prod
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538 F.M.R. was a small company able
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540 LOT 565 1958 David estimate: $4
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544 Restored as original with uniqu
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546 and two separate front windows.
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548 More prototypes emerged, includ
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550 An outstanding example in very
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552 time. Inside, a luxurious inter
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554 Full restoration of a rare Span
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556 Spanish assembly of Isettas con
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558 The second to last Messerschmit
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560 a couple of years on the books,
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564 A very rare and original exampl
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566 LOT 572 1956 King Midget Series
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570 LOT 574 1956 Fuldamobil S-6 est
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574 Superb, fully restored KR 200 f
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598 LOT The original, irreplaceable
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When the French government national
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602 This Biscooter is the original
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604 LOT A one-of-a-kind, fully func
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606 Using the toy model as a bluepr
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622 One of the last six built on th
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624 The year 1964 saw the introduct
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630 The first body modification for
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634 Interesting engineering; restor
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636 Two models were offered: the
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638 Yet another startling aviation-
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640 In Monza-Red with “torpedo”
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hardtops and doors, but in every ca
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646 Outstanding presentation and qu
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648 a proper pair of full fenders.
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654 The prototype car on the stand
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which featured a low, streamlined w
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a hangar at the ex-military airport
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interior is the early pattern, with
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engineers at a.C.M.a. feared engine
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ecome collectible. There are more t
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800 One of very few pre-war example
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818 BUYER INFORMATION A bank letter
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