Lundby House Tour

Lundby House Tour Over Six Decades 1947-1957 First Electrified House Lundby of Sweden began in 1947 First sold furniture and then added a dollhouse in late 1940s or early 1950s (photo courtesy of Peter Pehrsson at http://dollhouse.mine.nu)
1957-1967 Gothenburg, first called Lundby Dollhouse or Popular Dollhouse It is not known for certain what year this house was introduced. First evidence of a printed advertisement appeared outside Sweden in 1961. White framework. (photo courtesy of 2000 Vänersborg Museum Exhibit)
1967-1977 Roof Terrace or Post Order House Shown in 1967 catalog. (photo courtesy of 1967 Lundby catalog) Plain or Economy Dollhouse Available from the late 1960s to the early 1970s Gothenburg 1970 catalog shows natural wood framework; 1971 and 1972 catalogs show some houses with natural framework and some with brown framework; 1974 catalog shows all houses with brown framework (photo courtesy of Sue Morse) Stockholm (first called Super or Deluxe Dollhouse) Introduced in 1976 (photo courtesy of Sue Morse)
1977-1987 Gothenburg Framework changes to all white in 1979 (photo courtesy of Sue Morse) Manor House Introduced in 1980 and shown for 2 years (photo courtesy of Sue Morse) Rainbow House Two versions of this house were introduced in 1985, one with rainbow stickers and another with a pink framework (photo from private collection) Rainbow House with Stickers (photo courtesy of 2000 Vänersborg Museum Exhibit) Rainbow House with Pink Framework
1987-1997 Play and Learn House Introduced in 1987 (photo courtesy of Jean Claude Larose) Country Tudor House Introduced in 1987 (photo from private collection) Norrland House Introduced in 1990 (photo courtesy of Sue Morse) Salame & Signor House Introduced in 1990 (photo courtesy of Sue Morse)
1997-2007 Gothenburg Micki Leksaker A/B of Sweden acquires the Lundby line in 1997 New fresh exterior and interior design introduced in 1999 (photo courtesy of Sue Morse) 2005 Stockholm Introduced in 2005 (photo courtesy of 2005 Lundby catalog) Småland Gothenburg renamed Småland in 2006 (photo courtesy of 2006 Lundby catalog) Return to Regular House Tour page

Lundby House Tour
Over Six Decades

1947-1957

First Electrified House

Lundby of Sweden began in 1947
First sold furniture and then added a dollhouse in late 1940s or early 1950s

(photo courtesy of Peter Pehrsson at http://dollhouse.mine.nu)

1957-1967

Gothenburg, first called Lundby Dollhouse or
Popular Dollhouse

It is not known for certain what year this house was introduced. First evidence of a printed advertisement appeared outside Sweden in 1961.
White framework.

(photo courtesy of 2000 Vänersborg Museum Exhibit)

1967-1977

Roof Terrace or Post Order House

Shown in 1967 catalog.

(photo courtesy of 1967 Lundby catalog)

Plain or Economy Dollhouse

Available from the late 1960s to the early 1970s

Gothenburg

1970 catalog shows natural wood framework; 1971 and 1972 catalogs show some houses with natural framework and some with brown framework; 1974 catalog shows all houses with brown framework

(photo courtesy of Sue Morse)