Radiquet Falk Marklin ??? 1912 " STAUDT " Warship Battleship Toy 11" VERY RARE

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Radiquet ? Falk ? Marklin ? Bing ?? Warship, Battleship, Clockwork Toy 11" EXTREMELY RARE. ............. IT's a "STAUDT"
I have been collecting toy boats for almost 30 years and I have never come across anything similar to this one nor have I been able to fine anything out about this one until now.........
JUST UPDATED INFORMATION ADDED 1/23/21
This has be Identified as made by "STAUDT" - as a "Shovel Nosed Gunboat"
(photo added of another Stuadt)
Hull appears to be zinc, deck appears to be tin. This battleship has a signature griffin or lion which I can now identify to a maker.
Distinct ramping hull.
If any one can help me identify this one I would greatly appreciate it.
THANK YOU for all the responses............after much input from many, the feeling is this is a "STAUDT" battleship. THANK YOU ...............this is a maker I did not consider. Three sales recorded in the last year from this RARE maker occurred last year, 3/10/2019 at Bertoia Auctions, Vineland, NJ.
SMALL STAUDT SHOVEL-NOSED GUNBOAT
| Small clockwork ship wound by an exhaust cloud-shaped key rising from one of its two stacks, features three cannons and a brass compass on its rear deck. Book Example from the Allure of Toy Ships by Richard Claus. |
12" l. SOLD for ,000.00
(photo of this one has been added to my listing photo's for reference only)
LARGEST STAUDT SHOVEL-NOSED GUNBOAT | Clockwork twin stack ship with unique shovel-nose hull and heavily armored with four forward facing guns, a very stout and intimidating ship, has a brass compass on the rear deck and four life boats. Book Example from the Allure of Toy Ships by Richard Claus. | 21" l. SOLD for ,000.00
LARGE STAUDT SHOVEL-NOSED GUNBOAT
| Clockwork ship with four exhaust stacks, three guns facing out on each side, four large forward facing guns and one cannon on the rear deck, features four dorade vents and a clever wind-up key shaped like a cloud of exhaust smoke. Book Example from the Allure of Toy Ships by Richard Claus. |
17" l.
SOLD for ,250.00
Referenced in "The Allure of Toy Ships", by Richard T. Claus, page 169.
"1912 Stuadt the "Shovel-Nosed" warships appeared as the 3317 series. All were clockwork powered. By 1928 Staudt had become a
division of Fleischmann."
Photo's are part of my description and reflect condition. "AS IS SALE", as found.
Shipped fully insured and signature required.
Please ask any questions before bidding, I will try to answer.
Please take a look at my other listings, more to come........over the next few days.
THANK YOU.