Extensive collection of toys from the Erzgebirge for the Dresden toy house of Richard Zeumer Wood, pewter and cardboard, polychrome painted. Various buildings such as "Fritz Teller House and Kitchen Appliances", Pech Shoemaker's Shop", "Karl Bauch Master Butcher" as well as post office, schoolhouse and fire station. Tram station, waiting hall and station restaurant. Various automobiles, such as fire brigade, omnibus, "Deutsche Geldverwahrung", "Dresdner Neuste Nachrichten", road and railway, various carriages and wagons as well as farmyard animals and a large number of different figures. Some with sales labels and handwritten labels with (model) numbers. Used. Windmill h. 19 cm. From the beginning of the 20th century, the concept of folk art emerged in contrast to the general urbanisation and industrialisation. The education of young people also followed these aims. To grasp one's homeland in the truest sense of the word and to appropriate it through play was considered an important educational goal, which could be fulfilled by the traditionally manufactured toys of the Erzgebirge. Dresden was an important sales centre. Richard Zeumer's toy shop at Schloßstraße 22 was a well-known address. A mixed lot of German toys from the Ore mountains. Ore Mountains. Around 1920-1930.