In the 1990s, I purchased it at auction of auction companies in London, the United Kingdom, and then stored my home.. There are tags that have been attached since the purchase. I purchased it at the Philips auction in London
Auction sales number 561 T0031 remains at that time. It moves with a plate genous. The gears are also good and operate. The stopper has a lever near the rear trunk. The parts that wrap the mainspring have been lost. If you wind it with a roll that looks good, make a noise and the rear wheels
Rotate. (The sound was not from the device, but a sound that the wheel was vigorously turned)
When you look into it, you can see a width of about 1 cm.. To be able to operate by making your own screws that wind the mainspring
I'll put it on. The age seems to be the 1930s and 1940s.. I think you have a PHILLIPS catalog at that time,
I didn't have time to search for a lot of catalogs. Please check the status of scratches etc. with the same exhibition image as it is..

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