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I did a quick search on "hauck" at Berliner Zinnfiguren, which turned up no hits. That suggests to me that they're no longer in business.
A search at Martin Rohmann's Figure-Mad Forum turned up a single to a Karl Hauck, but in a context that suggests that that Hauck is a historian:
http://figure-mad.com/smf2/index.php?topic=1478.msg28639#msg28639
A web search on "hauck zinnfiguren", however, turned up what may be our first clue. The site "Zinnfiguren-Bleifiguren", maintained by Herr Bernhard Schwarz, contains a list of the names of makers and vendors:
http://www.zinnfiguren-bleifiguren.com/Firmengeschichten/Gesamtnamensliste.html
There is a Louis Hauck listed, with Berlin as his home or location of business. Herr Schwarz has compiled histories of many of the makers in his list; those makers are indicated with a red arrow in the list. Unfortunately, Hauck is not one of them.
Prosit!
Brad
A search at Martin Rohmann's Figure-Mad Forum turned up a single to a Karl Hauck, but in a context that suggests that that Hauck is a historian:
http://figure-mad.com/smf2/index.php?topic=1478.msg28639#msg28639
A web search on "hauck zinnfiguren", however, turned up what may be our first clue. The site "Zinnfiguren-Bleifiguren", maintained by Herr Bernhard Schwarz, contains a list of the names of makers and vendors:
http://www.zinnfiguren-bleifiguren.com/Firmengeschichten/Gesamtnamensliste.html
There is a Louis Hauck listed, with Berlin as his home or location of business. Herr Schwarz has compiled histories of many of the makers in his list; those makers are indicated with a red arrow in the list. Unfortunately, Hauck is not one of them.
Prosit!
Brad
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I got a reply from Franz Josef in the Figure-Mad Forum, who recognized the figures. He writes,
Franz Josef added that he has a text catalog from Hauck as well. He regrets that he doesn't know if Hauck is still in business. From my searches, I suspect that it is not.
I think he's solved the mystery for us.
Prost!
Brad
"My passion for collecting toy soldiers began in the early 80s with the tin figures from Hilde Hauck in Maxdorf. They were 30mm fully round figures, in the following themes:
Seven Years' War-infantry, cavalry, and artillery, and staff
German Empire, 1900-1915-parade figures and musicians
Third Reich 1935-1939, parade figures and musicians of the Wehrmacht, Luftwaffe, navy, and Panzer arm."
Seven Years' War-infantry, cavalry, and artillery, and staff
German Empire, 1900-1915-parade figures and musicians
Third Reich 1935-1939, parade figures and musicians of the Wehrmacht, Luftwaffe, navy, and Panzer arm."
Franz Josef added that he has a text catalog from Hauck as well. He regrets that he doesn't know if Hauck is still in business. From my searches, I suspect that it is not.
I think he's solved the mystery for us.
Prost!
Brad