Anchor Stone Building Block Sets from Germany
Memorabilia
Anker Steinbaukasten memorabilia from their interesting and unique 100+ year history. Contact us about what you'd like to see here!
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Vintage figures and landscapes
Requires: AnyThese vintage figures and landscape elements are scaled correctly for the Anchor Stone size unit. Print onto card stock and cut them along the outlines. Be sure to allow for the folded platform at the bottom.... Learn More -
Richter's Anker Stone Building Sets
Requires: NoneThe definitive source for the fascinating and long history of Richter's Anker Stone building sets written by George F. Hardy. A wealth of useful information on the very successful and world famous toys.... Learn More -
Anchor Stone 1922 US pricelist
Requires: NoneThe most instructive toy for all ages. Pricelist from 1922 in the United States. Features prices for the red series and the green series.... Learn More -
1912 factory plan postcard
Requires: NonePostcard front of the F. Ad. Richter & Cie. factory that produced Anker Steinbaukasten from 1912.... Learn More -
1909 Rudolstadt map
Requires: NoneThe city plan and map of Rudolstadt from the year 1909. Includes the area of the Anker Stainbaukasten factory in the lower left corner.... Learn More -
1906 factory plan print
Requires: NonePrint of the F. Ad. Richter & Cie. factory that produced Anker Steinbaukasten from 1906 in Rudolstadt, Germany.... Learn More -
1893 US Catalog G. A. Schwarz
Requires: NoneA catalog and advertisement from 1893 in the US from the G. A. Schwarz company in Philadelphia. Includes four pages of information about Anchor Blocks and includes an endorsement by president Grover Cleveland. ... Learn More -
1880 Composition Blocks patent
Requires: NoneThe United States patent for inventors Otto and Gustav Lilienthal for composition toy building blocks assigned to Friedrich Adolf Richter of Rudolstadt, Germany. Patent number 233,780 issued on October 26, 1880.... Learn More
