Manoil

Manoil

Brothers Jack (Jack Manoil 29 January 1902 – 1 September 1955) and Maurice (Maurice Manoil 4 December 1896 – 15 September 1974), founded Manoil back in 1934, Walter Baetz was the sculptor for the toy soldiers and for the seven early vehicles of the Manoil toys series, most were stylized versions of real cars or futuristic cars. The manufacturing was in Manhattan originally, moved to Brooklyn later Waverly NY, and closed down in 1955.

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Manoil

Brothers Jack (Jack Manoil 29 January 1902 – 1 September 1955) and Maurice (Maurice Manoil 4 December 1896 – 15 September 1974), founded Manoil back in 1934, Walter Baetz was the sculptor for the toy soldiers and for the seven early vehicles of the Manoil toys series, most were stylized versions of real cars or futuristic cars. The manufacturing was in Manhattan originally, moved to Brooklyn later Waverly NY, and closed down in 1955.

Manoil hollow cast toy soldiers M1 to M128

Manoil Futuristic vehicles 700 to 706

Manoil Plastic vehicles P7 to P 13

Post-War Vehicles 707 to 710

Manoil Fire Trucks 711 to 712

SEE Pride Lines -1980/83 Manoil 700,701,702, 703, 709, castings were used to produce white metal models by Pride Lines Ltd, the first series with Disney characters and the following series in various liveries.

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