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| The smallest and perhaps the earliest 47-48 Minature Kaiser is this Sterling Silver charm. (About the Size of a nickel. | Does anyone know the origin of this 47/48 Kaiser charm? The Car features high detail for its size. On the exterior body lines and details are there, the trunk opens, on the base front and rear wheels turn and "Kaiser" is stamped in front of the rear bumper. The interior has a steering wheel and front and rear seats. This car was given to me by my grandfather when I was approximately 5 years old (1965). Did dealers give these out to owners of early K-F products? My grandfather purchased the first Frazer sold through my uncles K-F dealership | yes |
| The largest examples of the 47-48 Kaiser are made in approximately 1:43 Scale. Japanese Pressed Tin windup uses remote control cable for streering. Tootsie Toy Kaiser Right was produced in a number of colors. | The 47/48 Japanese Tin Kaisers were produced in red. Tootsie Toy Kaiseres were produced in multiple colors | yes |
| 1949-50 Kairser Frazer cars in minature saw the release of the 49/50 Kaiser Convertible. This car Was released as a Wind-up Toy with 3 forward speeds and one reverse speed.. | Colors available were Ceramic Green, Robins Egg Blue, Red, Maroon, Tan, Yellow, Indian Ceramic | Advertisement |
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| In 1951 Kaiser Frazer Released Extensive Facelifted Frazer, a totally new 1951 Kaiser and a new econonmy car (the Henry J). In Minature the Henry J was chosen to represent the Kaiser Frazer line in the promotional/toy market. Minature Henry J's were offered in Coaster, Pull-back and Wind-up versions | Toy Henry J's were offered in: Red, Blue Green, Yellow, Maroon, Gray, Ceramic Green. | Wind-up Henry J's feature "Silvered In Windows" and Disk wheel covers, Pull Back and Coaster Models featured no windows/wheel covers |
| During the 1952-1953 Model years Kaiser Frazer Only released a 1953 Kaiser Bank. The Banks were released both via dealerships and banks and lending institutions. | Kaiser Banks released through Kaiser Frazer Dealerships Featured the name of the color of the car printed on the roof. The front windshield did not feature the "Sweetheart Curve", Bank Premiums listed the name of the lending institution and had the "Sweethart Curve in the front windshields | Image of a bank premium |
| In 1954 Kaiser Merged with Willys Motors of Toledo Ohio. One of their new products was the Kaiser Darrin. The Kaiser Darrin was released as both a model kit and several versions of a Japanese Pressed Tin Toy | Premier Models Released a "Crude Darrin Kit during the Mid to the late 50's. This Kit has been found in White, Yellow and Green. It is likely that other colors do exist. Japanese Tin Darrins exist in two sizes appoximatly 1:32 and 1:24. Pictured are the 1:32 examples have two verisions. Left shows a Blue top Up version with a red top up. This version also has been found with a red body with a black top. Top Up versions feature a on off switch with positionalble wheels, Top down versions of this car have been found in yellow, green and red. These cars have positonable front wheels with a remote battery pack with foreward and reverse switch | Image |
| Several Kaiser Frazer Models have been released by various manufactures. | The Mik-n-Sue Company of England produced both a 1953 Kaiser Manhattan and a 1954 Kaiser Darrin. The Kaiser Darrin Top/Center is a reprduction of the Mik-n-Sue Darrin by Chiola models. The 1953 Kaiser Manhattan by Brooklyn Models "Custom Painted in Tropical Green Metalic with a Strardust Ivory Top. 1954 Kaiser Darrin in Champagne White, was also produced in Pine Tint, Red Sail and Yellow Satin. Manufactured by True Dimensions, each car is serial numbered 1-435 in each of the four production colors. 51 Henry J from Goldvarg Models is in Mineral Gray Metalic | Various 1:43 scale Kaiser/Frazer Autos |
