(4) Lincoln Logs, Tinkertoy, Lincoln Bricks, Skyli

all are opened and may or may not be complete, Tinkertoy labeled Spalding, American Skyline by Elgo, Logs & Bricks by J.L. Wright Chicago, all boxes show wear, some with torn flaps

All appear to be in sealed, unused condition. There is a set 4CF, which is a little unusual in that it has rubber fighting Indian figures inside along with the logs. There is a set No. 815, a set No.

Four Japanese composition figures - Standard Gauge size. Engineer, Conductor, Female Passenger, Porter (leg damage). All with wear from use. Lincoln Log Telegram Boy metal figure - O gauge size.

ASSORTED VINTAGE WOOD AND PLASTIC BUILDING TOYS, LOT OF SIX, comprising four sets in original canisters, including a 3C Lincoln Logs, a No. 725 American Plastic Bricks by Elgo, a Peg Blox by Lincoln L

Includes tall Snow White figure and all seven Dwarfs. Some chipping and wear. Condition: (Very Good - Excellent). Dimensions: Largest: 6 - 1/4" x 2 - 3/4" x 2 - 3/4".

Lincoln Logs, EXCEEDINGLY RARE Dimestore size 3-1/4" tall Indian Chief. Produced for a brief period of time in the early 1930's. 1 piece. Excellent condition.

Boxed Lincoln Logs, smaller scale than usually found and much better suited to 52mm Lincoln Log figures. Complete 104 pieces includes 2 axles and 4 wheels to make wagon and design booklet dated 1943.

Lead & tin railroad accessories, 26 pcs., most are lead, some rare items, cigarette machine (3" H), ticket machine 2", 2 3/4" Ticket Counter tin sign, phone booth 2 1/2" (H), 9 milk containers (5 whit

2 boxes of Lincoln Logs including long and short pieces and wood roof panels and tin Marx electric train with 4 cars, track, transformer and plastic telephone poles, picket fence and some pine trees

Original boxes worn; (1) Lincoln Logs double set, (1) Lincoln Logs 3A accessory for double set; (1) Lincoln Bricks; 10" x 12", G-VG

In original wood case. Dimensions: (Case) H 14" x W 22.5" x D 4" Condition: Wear consistent with use.

COLLECTION OF LINCOLN LOGS 1930 - 1940: Included in the lot are 17 pieces flat 12", 7 pieces flat 9", 15 101/2" logs, 24 7 1/2" logs, 24 4 1/2" logs, 5 pieces flat 10 1/2&quot

4 pieces, good to very good condition

COLLECTION OF LINCOLN LOGS 1930 - 1940: Included in the lot are 17 pieces flat 12", 7 pieces flat 9", 15 101/2" logs, 24 7 1/2" logs, 24 4 1/2" logs, 5 pieces flat 10 1/2&quot

Boxed Lincoln Log Revolutionary War Infantry with Mounted officers. Two sets, each containing 4 men & 1 Mounted Officer. 10 pieces circa 1950s. Condition Mint in one very good illustrated box.

DESCRIPTION: Twenty-five Lincoln Log figures. Includes: 1) Eleven train station figures. 2-3/8". 2) Eleven West Point Cadets. 2-1/2". 3) Three cowboys. 2-1/4". MEASUREMENTS: See Description. CONDITION

4 Building Banks, CI/Br: Westminster Abbey, Brass; "Harleysville National Bank & Trust Co."; "Lincoln" Log Cabin; Treasury Building, Modern

(4) Rolls 2009 P Lincoln memorial cents: Log Cabin, Formative Years, Professional Life, and Presidential. Shotgun wrappers. Red BU.

Charming little shadow box designed as a storefront 9" H, 8" W, 4" D with bay window and copper effect scalloped roof shingles. Toys include Lincoln Logs, Tinker Toys, wooden blocks, stuffed animals,

Nice set with 4-4-0 general loco & tender with light & smoke; Lincoln Log boxcar; horse flat with baggage car, 2 Lincoln Log houses, FasTrack & Transformer. These are old store stock, C10

including Roseville seated pig, two Zanesville pigs with labels, Lincoln Log Cabin and more. Largest: 5 1/4" high, 4" diameter. Paint losses, chipping, scratches.

15 of #230 U.S. Navy Bluejackets, 31 2nd grade fixed arm sailors & Marines, with 3 Lincoln Log U.S. figures,. 49 figures, condition poor, 3 arms, 4 legs, 1 base off. Also included is original Lincoln

Lincoln Assassination and Newspaper Assortment (4) items including 'The New York Herald' from 4/15/1865 covering the Lincoln assassination; 'The Log Cabin' volume 1 #26 from 10/24/1840 published at NY

Wonderful Lincoln Family Log Cabin Late 19th Century Cabinet Card Cabinet card, measuring 6.5" x 4.25", n.d., Farmington, IL. A sepia-toned photograph depicting the façade of the Lincoln family's