Lot 22

A "Renault" pedal car
Euro 12.000

Lot 77

A scratch-built "Hispano-Suiza" pedal car
Euro 9.500

Lot 79

A Lines Brothers "Buick" pedal car
Euro 7.500

Lot 90

A "Düsenberg Straight 8" pedal car
Euro 7.500

Lot 93

An "Auburn I" two-seater pedal car
Euro 7.500

Lot 99

An H. J. Mulliner "MG" pedal car
Euro 7.000

Lot 131

A scratch-built "Aero Morgan" pedal car
Euro 7.500

Lot 132

A scratch-built "Rolls Royce Silver Ghost"
Euro 6.500

Lot 166

A scratch-built "E.R.A. race car"
Euro 6.500

Lot 179

A scratch-built sports car in the style of the 30s
Euro 10.000

After the extremely successful sale of more than 90 pedal cars from the reserve collection of the enthusiastic collector and museum founder Manfred Klauda last autumn, "The First Pedal Car Museum in the World" will now be dispersed in this auction. The more than 150 children's vehicles from the "Center of Extraordinary Museums" in Munich make this auction the largest of its kind in the world.
One of the oldest of the models offered here is a push-coach from around 1880 from England, in which children of the better classes first "experienced" mobility (Euro 2,200). The series then continues throughout the entire 20th century, from a "Renault" pedal car of 1913 (Euro 12,000), through a "Buick" of 1935 (Euro 7,500) all the way to plastic cars such as Donald Duck's legendary "313" (Euro 750) or a "Cabrio Beetle" (Euro 290).
The Torck Single Seater (Euro 1,500) really catches the eye as does the "Aero Morgan" (Euro 7,500) in which Manfred Klauda made his famous record trips from Munich to Dresden, which received mention in the Guiness Book of World Records.