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Windup tin rabbit from the US occupation zone, 1947/1959
This article is part of the Intervention Liberation 1945 – Open Ending, Fragile Future.
This windup tin toy rabbit with felt ears comes from the US occupation zone and has an inscription on the base showing it is a German patent. The rabbit is hollow and was originally filled with confectionary such as sweets or chocolates. The rabbit could be wound up with a key. The built-in mechanism allowed it to be set in motion, causing it to drop the sweets that had been put inside.
DetailsDate: 1947/1959
Accession: Donation, 2018
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