Goebel Co-Boy Figurine - Wim the Court Supplier 1970

Goebel and Hummel Trademarks

This Goebel CoBoy vintage collectible figurine is named Wim the Court Supplier, and he was made by Goebel Germany. Wim holds a large sausage and cleaver. He is numbered 507, has the Goebel trademark TMK6, is dated 1970, and is about 8" tall. He comes complete with its original story card.  Co-Boys are perfect examples of Goebel collectibles.

He is from my personal collection of Goebel porcelain and is in very good condition. This Goebel figure is not faded and has a clear name tag. There are no chips, cracks, paint flaws, crazing, or repairs.

Here is the story of Wim. Wim is famous for his sausage. A protegee of Maestro Mortadelia, the Italian Sausage King, Wim learned the art of sausage making so well his fame spread far beyond the limits of Co-Boy Village. The townspeople are so proud of Wim, they honored him by naming the alley that leads to the town Courtyard and market place Wim Alley. Co-Boys, who are his greatest patrons and boosters, have nicknamed him "Court Supplier" because his sausage kitchen is in the Courtyard.

Item:  JS1177

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