JEP (Jouets en Paris) toys

Paris, France, 1899-1965.
Known originally as the Société Industriel de Ferblanterie, the firm underwent a name change to J de P in 1928, its contemporary came about in 1932.

Lithographed, tin, clockwork toy automobiles, motorcycles, aircraft and other motor miniatures. JEP cars traditionally carried a trademark on the radiator of the particular vehicle replicated.

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| Althof, Bergmann & Co. | American Flyer | Aristo-Craft | Aster Hobbies Ltd. | Bachmann trains | Bassett-Lowke | Biller Bahn | Brekina | Britains Liliput | BTTB | Dapol model railway | Dorfan toys | Faller | Fleischmann | G scale - gauge | Gauge 1 trains | Graham Farish | HO trains | Hornby | JEP (Jouets en Paris) | Jouef | Kato (Unitrack) | Kleinbahn | LGB (Lehmann Gross Bahn) | Lima Models | Marklin | Minitrix | MTH trains | N gauge (N scale) trains | N gauge figures | N gauge unitrack | Noch model railways | O scale (0 or O gauge) trains | OO gauge | Piko | Rivarossi | Rosebud Kitmaster | S gauge trains | Train model toys | Trix | Wrenn trains | Z gauge scale trains | Zeuke |



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