Assemblo. [electronic resource].
not identified [approximately 1933]
still image
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Assemblo, its manufacturer not identified, is apart from packaging and language identical to its American counterpart ""Stanlo"", manufactured during the Depression in New Britain, Connecticut by the Stanley Tool Company. Heavy and difficult to assemble, the toy responds to changing ideas in architecture chiefly in its cover graphic. With its large triangular, square and rectangular pieces and hinged joints, the toy permits construction of a multiplicity of structures, but none which could bear much resemblance to the skyscraper which rises up on the right-hand side of the ill
Metal toys France Specimens; Toys France Specimens; Jouets France Spécimens; Jouets en meÌ tal France Spécimens.
Loose-pin hinge assembly system toys
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