Cyrnos
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Cyrnos was a brand founded by Mr. Paoli in 1939 in Ménilmontant (Paris). The first productions were hollowcast lead and aluminium toy soldiers. In 1950 the Ets Paoli, rebaptised Cyrnos, began to product hand-painted plastic figurines. The plastic used was Rhodoïd, a cellulose acetate-based plastic reputed to be non-combustible. The company collapsed in the early 70’s. The name Cyrnos come from the greek Kyrnos which means Corsica, Mr. Paoli place of birth.
Wild animals
Farm animals and farmers
- Cyrnos Apple tree
- Cyrnos Calf
- Cyrnos Cat, black
- Cyrnos Dog
- Cyrnos Donkey
- Cyrnos Duck1
- Cyrnos Duck2
- Cyrnos Farmers
- Cyrnos Hen
- Cyrnos Horse,chestnut,grazing
- Cyrnos Lamb
- Cyrnos Peacock
- Cyrnos Piglet
- Cyrnos Rabbit
- Cyrnos Ram
- Cyrnos Rooster, light
- Cyrnos Rooster, dark
- Cyrnos Sheep, head up
- Cyrnos Sheep, grazing