Czech Made - Merkur
For nearly 100 years, Merkur toys have been a popular component of many a child’s toy set. Its easy-to-use metal strips can be used to construct almost anything, including miniature cities, railway lines and towers. Merkur was even used by Otto Wichterle while he was designing the soft contact lens.
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