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The Swedish company Playsam was founded by Carl Zedig in Kalmar in 1984, with the aim to produce well-designed high quality wooden toys for children. Clear and simple lines are the common features of all Playsam products. Besides several generic vehicles such as the Streamliner, which has been selected as a design classic by the Swedish National Museum, Playsam has also released a model of the aerodynamic Saab 92001 prototype from 1947. The model, introduced in the mid-1990s, is entirely made of wood in about 1/18th scale and painted with black high lustre paint. Other stylised miniatures made of wood or plastic after real cars followed later (e.g. Fiat Mefistofele, as well as modern Volvo saloons and estate cars). Furthermore, Playsam manufactures keychains in the form of the Saab 92001 and the Volvo PV 544. These items are made of plastic in about 1/64th scale and are featuring working front and rear lights (LEDs).

Saab 92001
black; Sweden 1947
Playsam (Sweden), no. 14001
wood, scale 1:18; acquired 2008
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Saab 92001
black (keychain); Sweden 1947
Playsam (Sweden), no. 33001
plastic, scale 1:64; acquired 2017
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Volvo PV 544
black (keychain); Sweden 1958
Playsam (Sweden), no. 33305
plastic, scale 1:64; acquired 2017
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Volvo XC90
black; Sweden 2015
Playsam (Sweden), no. 60060
plastic, scale 1:30; acquired 2017
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