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Product information "BUSCH 210007701 - MH: Trailer for Multicar »Circus Busch«"
BUSCH 210007701 - MH: Trailer for Multicar »Circus Busch«
"Come in, the show is about to begin..." The last props have been delivered and are now located at the side entrance of the large tent. Circus Busch has a long history, with ups and downs. After the death of Fritz van der Heydt, the foster son of circus founder Jacob Busch, the company came under the trust administration of the city of Magdeburg in 1951. In 1960, "Busch," along with "Circus Barlay," was one of the founding companies of the "VEB Central Circus," which was joined by "Circus Aeros" just one year later. In 1961, a technical restructuring of "Circus Barlay" also resulted in the creation of a new touring company called "Olympia," which performed in smaller towns. In 1968, "Circus Olympia" was renamed "Berolina." In 1980, "VEB Central Circus" was renamed the "State Circus of the GDR." After the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1990, the State Circus ceased to operate, and it was assigned to the Treuhandanstalt (Treuhand Agency). The Treuhand agency promptly split the circus companies into four individual limited liability companies: Aeros, Berolina, Busch, and Circ-Commerz. By August, the once-successful "Circus Busch" had to cease operations. Gradually, the others followed suit. A once-very successful circus era is being "buried." Reason enough to erect a memorial to this circus in the form of lovingly crafted models – very special "memorabilia."
Characteristics:
| Manufacturer: | BUSCH |
| Item number: | 210007701 |
| number of pieces: | 1 piece |
| EAN: | 4260458430811 |
| Product Type: | Vehicles |
| Age recommendation: | from 14 years |
| WEEE No.: | DE 41143719 |
| EU Toys Directive: | 14+ |
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| Manufacturer: | BUSCH |
| Special equipment: | Accessories |
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