Brumm catalogue. 1983. Italy.
Brumm is an Italian toy manufacturer formed in the early 1970s. The company specialises in miniature plastic and die cast vehicles from a bygone age.
TVTA is pleased to present selected images and the full scans from the Brumm 1983 catalogue, featuring some wonderful artwork and photographs of models available at the time such as Ferrari, Bugatti, Mercedes, and Alfa Romeo.
Team Brumm. Pit stop play set.
Ferrari models
Ferrari models. r66 815 Sport 1940. r67 815 versione speciale 1940. r68 D264 1958. r69 D246 Gran Premio d’Italia.
Ferrari Lancia D50 1956.
Ferrari 500 F2 1951 model.
Ferrari 500 F2 1951 versione speciale model.
Auto Union, Mercedes models
Auto Union models.
Mercedes W125 1938. With Swastica decal on bodywork.
Mercedes W125 1938. With Swastica decal on bodywork.
Mercedes W154 Gran Prix 1939 model.
Mercedes W196 1954-1960.
Jaguar, Bentley, Bugattti models
Jaguar XK 120 models.
Bugatti 57S Blue.
Alfa Romeo, Vanwall, Maserati, Lancia models
Vanwall 1957.
Lancia Aurelia.
Fiat 500 models with livery
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- Furgoncino Fiat 500 C Ramazzotti livery.
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- Furgoncino Fiat 500 B Campari livery.
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- Furgoncino Fiat 500 B Amaro livery.
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- Furgoncino Fiat 500 B Gillette Blu livery.
1983 catalogue full scans – click to enlarge
Thanks for looking 🙂
Beautiful! Thank you for sharing!
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Thank you! Brumm seem quite exceptional with the amount of detail they add – all the more impressive when you consider how small these toy vehicles are.
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I know! Each one is a work of art.
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Hi TVTA, fantastic haul of Ferraris (and the other marques!). I still think seeing a Ferrari in yellow but I guess that was the international racing authority’s colour selection for Italy.
I’m not sure but I think the 1932 Bentley (r114) was also an Airfix model – I think I saw it in the 1983 catalogue that you showcased recently.
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Hi FT. Well remembered. The Airfix model of the 1930 super charged Bentley with the registration UR6571 is just magnificent. Would love to spend time building that!
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Holy moly! that’s a lot of car styles/types. There are some really nice looking cars here. Nicer than today’s. I don’t like the contemporary, boxy styles.
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My favourites are the 1950s designs – so stylish.
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Amazing! Boys and cars, it never gets old ain’t it?
Again a great memory trip for a Sunday morning. Thank you😊
Btw, if you had to choose one …?
I’d go for the Jag D type.
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Thank you! If I had to choose one I’d very nearly go for your choice… the Jag D Type – stylish and cool! But the Ferrai Testa Rossa just shades it for me! Hmm, a very similar shape and styling to the Jag D Types I think you’ll agree, so we’re on the same ‘curve’ length there 🙂
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Ah, I was never really into watching racing, but I love those old style race cars… and the Ferrari Testa Rossa, Mercedes W125, and Alpha Romeo 2300 are my favourites.
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Cheers J. Ah, the Testa Rossi models are just utterly fantastic – so sleek and cool and stylish looking… a quite similar shape to the Jaguar D Types I think. Also, that Vanwall model is very stylish too. I love the 1950s look of the racing cars.
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Very true. I like the 50’s look, too… like a lot of things then, the design is moving into that futuristic vision.
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