Yonezawa (line Mar) lithographed tinplate robot with easel-back…
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Yonezawa (line Mar) lithographed tinplate robot with easel-back support frame which provides stability when robot is in motion, circa. Late 1950s, height 16½ cm (6.5 inches).

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