I posted this also in the tinplate forum, but S gaugers maybe do not look there:
I found some Stadtilm S gauge cars; a postal/bagage car, a passenger car and a restaurant car. Carl Liebermann founded the company Carl Liebmann Metallwerke in Stadtilm (East Germany) after WW2. The company made 0 gauge trains according to the plans Liebmann made in 1938. The factory was transferred in 1951 to the VEB Metallwarenfabrik Stadtilm and the production of 0 gauge was stopped. In 1956 the production of S trains started in Stadtilm. The wagons were mainly made of sheet metal which was either lithographed or painted and decalled. Production stopped in 1964.
And here these cars are running in the garden:
Regards
Fred
