Museum Quality double hinged Hermann Walter, Berlin, founded around 1866, was the first German factory of chocolate moulds. Hermann Walter, which was run on by the sons, used to have about 5000 different models in production but after 1948 they were located in the East sector of Berlin. Back then, the proprietors emigrated to West Berlin and produced moulds under the name of Erich Bonck, Berlin-Neukölln. In 1952 the production run under the name of Hermann Walter again until the firm was taken over by co. (Chocolate Molds Museum website). Consists 14 individual molds that make 7 front & back figures. Very whimsical grouping that includes an Easter rabbit pulling a newly hatched chick in a cart shaped like an egg (similar to the post card image shown in the gallery for reference purposes). Measures approximately 17″ by 6″ by 2 overall. V intage condition as shown.