The Bugat I-970 , made of lithographed tin by Payá Hermanos from 1930 to 1950 (Spain) | ||
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Posted 7 years ago
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The PayaHermanos company dates back to 1902 when tinsmith Rafael Paya begin making toys. His sons Emilio, Pascual and Vincente expanded the business into the company called Hermaños Paya (hermaños means brothers in Spanish). This name is represented by the trademark monogram PH used since 1906. By the 1920s-30s, Paya's mechanical toys were competing with the more traditional established toy companies of Germany and France.
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This is a very cool Bugatti, and it's great to learn about Payá Hermanos.
I looked them up further; such a long history!
Thank you! i will also post a Portuguese model from similar period.
Such wonderful condition!!!