Made in West-Germany , Strenco

Olen saanut nosturin joululahjaksi v. 61/62, ja säästänyt 60 vuotta! Hyväkuntoinen (hiekkalaatikkoa ei ole nähnytkään) Nosturin varren ja kauhan liikuttelu sujuu hyvin, mutta kauhan leukoja avaava vaijeri ei toimi (sen voi vaihtaa) , kumirenkaat aivan ehjät. ei kolhuja, tahroja ruostetta yms.

Valmistajasta: Sometime in the 1960s, Gescha started making various toys and models for several different brand names. One of these was Conrad Models, named after the family that owned the company. The name Conrad appeared as early as the late 1950s. Another name was Strenco, which may have been a separate company purchased by Gescha at some point.

Gescha entered the realm of diecasting zamac around this time. The company began to specialize in a variety of cast metal heavy equipment vehicles like road graders, front loaders, bulldozers, etc. This began a new trend that exploded during the 1980s and 1990s, the making of sophisticated diecast vehicles as promotional items for heavy equipment manufacturers. Gescha appears to have blazed this trail as a new model toy specialty niche, with the newly established NZG Models close at its heels.