Antique Toy World Magazine for August 2026
July 28, 2026
Fernand Martin Toys “Jouets en Boites”
- June 1, 2023
By Cor van Schaijk
THESE BOXES CONTAIN very different toys than we know from Fernand Martin. At the end of 1900, many toy manufacturers made little figures, mostly from tin/lead, wood, tinplate or a mixture of wood flour and glue, in Germany called “Masse” (such as Elastolin, Lineol etc.).
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