TN Nomura 1950`s Shutter Bug Boy Photographer B/O Tin Toy & Box

  
This is a rare complete 1950s TN Nomura Shutter Bug Boy Photographer Battery Operated Tin Toy with reproduction box. This toy was made in Japan. This is a highly desirable and hard to find battery operated toy, especially complete and in working condition!

It is complete and in great condition with bright glossy litho. The battery compartment is free of rust and corrosion.

It uses only one C size battery, not included. This is a 5 action toy. It works great and when turned on, the kid photographer takes pictures. He moves forward in a circle turning his head and raises his arms and camera to his face to take a picture.

A very cool and realistic action! He then lowers the camera and walks around again to repeat the actions over again. Features tin construction with detailed embossed colorful lithography including a light meter in his shirt pocket, camera bag over his shoulder and in his back pocket he has a rolled-up magazine. He is holding a camera which is plastic with stiff paper accordion bellows and flash bulb.

The TN Nomura trade mark & Made in Japan are printed on the back of the toy. The toy measures 9 high. The illustrated reproduction box is complete and in excellent condition. It features fantastic color graphics of a young boy photographer snapping shots on a city street corner.

It displays perfect with the toy. I describe each and every item as accurately as possible, however, not every defect or flaw may be mentioned. Lease see the pictures and video for your fullest inspection. Should you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me. The item "TN Nomura 1950`s Shutter Bug Boy Photographer B/O Tin Toy & Box" is in sale since Friday, March 04, 2016.

This item is in the category "Toys & Hobbies\Electronic, Battery & Wind-Up\Battery Operated\Pre-1970". The seller is "dkransom" and is located in New Westminster, British Columbia.

This item can be shipped to Canada, to United States.

• Gender: Boys
• Material: Tin
• Year: 1950