Busch 50052 H0 Agricultural model Allgaier A 111 L

Tractor, founded in 1906 by Georg Allgaier at Allgaier Werke GmbH in Hattenhofen, Württemberg. Specifically designed for the motorization of smaller businesses, the smallest tractor A 111 "Bauernschlepper" was introduced by Allgaier in 1952 and produced in three variants. The A 111 L, featuring a Porsche hood and round fenders, was manufactured from 1952 to 1955 and was a perfect combination of a towing vehicle and implement carrier. The A 111 V, introduced in 1954, was a shorter version for use in grassland operations. The A 111 was further developed under Porsche's direction into the P 111 and later into the Junior. This special piece also comes with a single-axle trailer, where a child sits on a toolbox while his best friend – a Golden Retriever – curiously looks out from the trailer. His father is seated on the tractor, driving the cheerful team towards the field.