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English: Old, worn toy soldier (German: Spielzeugsoldat) or miniature figure/figurine (Miniaturfigur) produced by Elastolin in the 1930s, from a private collection, depicting a German uniformed paramilitary man from the Nazi era: Sturmabteiling (SA, 'brownshirt') fifer (Sturmabteiling SA Spielmann Pfeifer) Elastolin is a trademark used by the German company O&M Haußer for the toy soldiers and other types of figures it manufactured from composite material and later from plastic 1904 –1982. The Elastolin catalogs of the 1930s describe the 7-cm figures as being "normal size" (normalgrosse) and the 4-cm figures as Miniatur-Soldaten. Schusso and Lineol were other German companies making composition toy soldiers of the time.
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