Van particulier uit mijn opruim verzameling:
Lucky Baby Machine tin lithografed 1953 by Marusan Japan.
In originele doos.
Tin lithographed, celluloid pop
Wind-up / clockwork, helaas geen sleutel.
Zeldzaam en werkt uitstekend, [getest met geleende sleutel]
doos/box 13x14 cm.
Verdere info in het Engels.

This is the "Lucky Baby Machine" manufactured by Marusan in Japan complete with its original box.

The toy consists of an elaborately lithoed, clockwork, tin treadle (foot powered) sewing machine which sits on a large platform.
A celluloid girl figure sits clamped to the front of the machine.
Her legs and arms can be positioned to make it appear that she's operating the machine.
The manufacturer's trademark and "Made In Japan" were molded into the celluloid just below the back of the neck.

The bright red sewing machine has "Lucky" lithoed on both sides and works just a real old-time Singer sewing machine.
It still has its original fabric swatch.
The wind-up mechanism concealed inside the base operates the pulley system which simultaneously pumps the foot pedal while causing the "needle" to move up and down.
A bell inside the base also rings at the same time.
It works great!

The red, yellow, and blue colored box was printed with the colors shifted slightly off center.
This makes sections of the print appear as a doubled image; such as the figure's face and the bird in the lower right corner.
Interestingly, one of the bottom panels still has its original Japanese "Good Quality" sticke.
This can be used to date the toy.
The Japanese Industrial Standard, or JIS, indicated that the product met quality standards within Japan and for export.

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